Brackbill Wiki brackbill https://brackbill.fandom.com/wiki/Brackbill_Wiki MediaWiki 1.39.6 first-letter Media Special Talk User User talk Brackbill Wiki Brackbill Wiki talk File File talk MediaWiki MediaWiki talk Template Template talk Help Help talk Category Category talk Forum Forum talk GeoJson GeoJson talk User blog User blog comment Blog Blog talk Module Module talk Message Wall Thread Message Wall Greeting Map Map talk 14 3400 6655 2008-01-17T18:34:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 Added to the People category. wikitext text/x-wiki This is a listing of all the Sheaffers. [[Category:People]] d914365c54ad08a7ebf9f475f0f80224c76d8f8f 14 3408 6669 2008-01-17T18:34:39Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 Added to the People category. wikitext text/x-wiki ''This category includes members of the [[Young]] family.'' [[Category:People]] a246ba73ebc429a50dd722f7aaec57b7c35dff4e 6671 2008-01-17T18:34:39Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 Added to the People category. wikitext text/x-wiki ''This category includes members of the [[Young]] family.'' [[Category:People]] a246ba73ebc429a50dd722f7aaec57b7c35dff4e 14 3349 6577 2008-01-17T18:37:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 Added to the People category. wikitext text/x-wiki This is the category page for the Brackbills. [[Category:People]] 41be943145d1507b7d44da184ff59dd09114389b 14 3417 6686 2008-01-17T18:48:39Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki This is a listing of all cities on the wiki. [[Category:Places]] 71cc18b2c00ed0effd4562db0cfd773c809799c2 14 3380 6625 2008-01-17T19:29:41Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki This is a listing of the Leamans in the journals. [[Category:People]] fd64446e6c8a295f216cdc317a30477297fb8cce 14 3425 6698 2008-01-18T15:07:11Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki This is a list of towns referenced in the Brackbill wiki. [[Category:Places]] df08eb7b95a2fe73b7fa61b12822562688dccb7a 14 3300 6499 2008-01-19T02:11:29Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki List of articles in the Eva Sheaffer Journal. [[Category:Journals]] 30855856794e61e9b9dbf540e6cde80720eb67f2 14 3382 6628 2008-01-20T20:40:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki This category lists people described in the Brackbill wiki who are still alive. [[Category:People]] 4d4c0a9c6da7174f7108abc53867fb91afabfb37 0 3063 6055 2008-01-20T20:41:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Eunice Brackbill''' is the fifth child and fourth daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Living people]] 2acd225a242e934d2760b254ec96800bb94fc1e5 0 3359 6592 2008-01-27T14:53:32Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Donald Danforth''' was the president of the [[Purina|Ralston Purina Company]] and son of the company's founder, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Danforth William H. Danforth]. The Purina Company was a supplier of material to [[Hess's Mill]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People]] 52637d7d94d9e371edab8d3e346681610bc656dc 0 3324 6535 2008-01-28T16:04:06Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''County Choir''' appears to have been a somewhat ad hoc organization that gathered singers from all over [[Lancaster County]]. The director, Lloyd, is mentioned once as a positive contribution with the implication that he did not always attend rehearsals. {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] d3ef61f2bd94911965f2a2af3238e61d02991677 10 3033 6006 2008-01-28T16:31:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 removed redundant text wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" ! Previous entry ! Journal ! Next entry |- | {{{before}}} | [[Herman Brackbill Journals]] | {{{after}}} |- |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 31bf472e5214a42074af6f6508691c829b70eda5 0 2486 4811 2008-01-28T16:34:17Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki This morning the alarm rang at about 5:40 and I got up, turned it off, and slid back into bed again. I had not more than gotten warm when the alarm called me again so I figured I would better get up and I was glad later that I did. I didn't break my unwritten resolution. We were busy again today, and the time of departure was about five or later again. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] to Scout meeting on our way to choir practice. It rained and blew but was real warm. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1939|Jan 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 6, 1939|Jan 6, 1939]] }} a13ac930c0e6ccbd87b3973ef04884f3f64ea2d8 0 2490 4817 2008-01-28T16:34:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Early again at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] was I. It looked like a slack day according to the order sheets in the morning but we were busy all day and have quite a few left for tomorrow. [[Calvin Hauch]] and I put a new checkerboard mill sign up on the side of the mill. It is a swell job. I ran out of gas in [[New Holland]] with [[John]]'s LaSalle, but didn't walk more than a block. After supper I took [[Flossie]] and the kids home and looked over her nice bunch of chickens. I later squared up accounts and went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 5, 1939|Jan 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 7, 1939|Jan 7, 1939]] }} c044173834cb1335ffe089e96569f071888a758e 0 2423 4678 2008-01-28T16:36:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki I was plenty sleepy this morning. I must have shut off my alarm in my sleep for [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] called me about 6:20 and I hadn't been awake yet. We were plenty busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today--the weather was warm as usual and it didn't seem like winter at all. I had no supper at home but [[Morris]] & I went together to a feed dealer & employee meeting at the [[Gen. Sutter Hotel], [[Lititz]]. [[Dan Van Pelt]] spoke. After the meal & meeting we stopped at [[Melfetz]] and each had an oyster fry. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 11, 1939|Jan 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 13, 1939|Jan 13, 1939]] }} 3b89eada67ace895c8657d35e94631d4885f4b55 4680 4678 2008-01-28T16:36:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki I was plenty sleepy this morning. I must have shut off my alarm in my sleep for [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] called me about 6:20 and I hadn't been awake yet. We were plenty busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today--the weather was warm as usual and it didn't seem like winter at all. I had no supper at home but [[Morris]] & I went together to a feed dealer & employee meeting at the [[Gen. Sutter Hotel], [[Lititz]]. [[Dan Van Pelt]] spoke. After the meal & meeting we stopped at [[Melfetz]] and each had an oyster fry. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 11, 1939|Jan 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 13, 1939|Jan 13, 1939]] }} 3b89eada67ace895c8657d35e94631d4885f4b55 0 2426 4685 2008-01-28T16:37:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki This morning I got up late once again, and had to miss my visit to the chicken house and hurry to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. Everything was fine and dandy at work. We had lots of business and were kept quite busy. It began to snow first before dinner and kept continuously at it even up to night and still did not stop. After a "crackin'" good <strike>breakfast</strike> supper I loafed around and visited with the folks at home. Then I got wise and prepared for bed. Happy & content. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 12, 1939|Jan 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 14, 1939|Jan 14, 1939]] }} e0a96a0617047faf36db1246a65fc1e523ab4078 4686 4685 2008-01-28T16:37:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki This morning I got up late once again, and had to miss my visit to the chicken house and hurry to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. Everything was fine and dandy at work. We had lots of business and were kept quite busy. It began to snow first before dinner and kept continuously at it even up to night and still did not stop. After a "crackin'" good <strike>breakfast</strike> supper I loafed around and visited with the folks at home. Then I got wise and prepared for bed. Happy & content. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 12, 1939|Jan 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 14, 1939|Jan 14, 1939]] }} e0a96a0617047faf36db1246a65fc1e523ab4078 0 2428 4690 2008-01-28T16:37:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki I got up nice and early this morning but [[John]] had the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] running full speed when I arrived at work. The snow was deep but not drifted and had ceased during the night. We were plenty busy and I worked till about 3:00. Then the boys borrowed [[David Sapps]] two horse sliegh and borrowed "pappy's" horse and planned a sleighing party. We had fifteen or twenty guests and had a "sleighin'" good time. We both fell asleep at Youngs and I got home about 3:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 13, 1939|Jan 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 15, 1939|Jan 15, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 4f44837b844347bea7ff28ec1fc5fdf4142d2f47 4692 4690 2008-01-28T16:37:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki I got up nice and early this morning but [[John]] had the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] running full speed when I arrived at work. The snow was deep but not drifted and had ceased during the night. We were plenty busy and I worked till about 3:00. Then the boys borrowed [[David Sapps]] two horse sliegh and borrowed "pappy's" horse and planned a sleighing party. We had fifteen or twenty guests and had a "sleighin'" good time. We both fell asleep at Youngs and I got home about 3:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 13, 1939|Jan 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 15, 1939|Jan 15, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 4f44837b844347bea7ff28ec1fc5fdf4142d2f47 0 2430 4695 2008-01-28T16:37:55Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki The alarm clock got me up at about eight oclock this morning. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] had a boy friend from college with him over night last night & we went to S.S. & church together. After dinner, [[Jane Young|Jane]], Harry & I took him, [[Ralph Shields]], to M-ville. We got [[Mary Jane]], [[Aldena]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] and had a sleigh ride wen we got home. I lost my good Elgin watch. The kids all stayed for supper then we all went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & Church. After church we had a committee meeting at Browns. Jane & I slept a little (what, again?) and I got home late, intending to sleep tomorrow A.M. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 14, 1939|Jan 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 16, 1939|Jan 16, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 0142a4b9b0803c90d0e8c9628160e5362863c336 4697 2008-01-28T16:37:55Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki The alarm clock got me up at about eight oclock this morning. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] had a boy friend from college with him over night last night & we went to S.S. & church together. After dinner, [[Jane Young|Jane]], Harry & I took him, [[Ralph Shields]], to M-ville. We got [[Mary Jane]], [[Aldena]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] and had a sleigh ride wen we got home. I lost my good Elgin watch. The kids all stayed for supper then we all went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & Church. After church we had a committee meeting at Browns. Jane & I slept a little (what, again?) and I got home late, intending to sleep tomorrow A.M. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 14, 1939|Jan 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 16, 1939|Jan 16, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 0142a4b9b0803c90d0e8c9628160e5362863c336 0 2432 4700 2008-01-28T16:38:29Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Today for me started real late and continued late as usual. I got up at eleven (yes 11) and was just in time for a nice big dinner. Then I went to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and started my day's work. We were busy and [[Morris]] took the afternoon off. I ate a supper from my dinner pail and was quite satisfied. [[Chuck]] came over and talked awhile. The time flew rapidly and before I got a while lot done it was 11:15 and so I shut down and came home to mid-night lunch. The weather was nice. A little more snow melted. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 15, 1939|Jan 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 17, 1939|Jan 17, 1939]] }} d83ad5e7891cc1731e5ae92f01d2d49f652b29bb 0 2438 4716 2008-01-28T16:41:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Again a little late. When the weather warms or I catch up in my sleep, or both, I shall again return to my preferred schedule of going to work on time, I hope. We weren't too busy today and that was fine. [[Dick]] was helping us for a change. The snowing had ceased already in the morning and it was really cold. In the evening, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to choir practice. After that we went with [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] to an indoor winter picnic at White Horse--an East Branch affair. There was a nice turnout. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 18, 1939|Jan 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 20-21, 1939|Jan 20-21, 1939]] }} 4582bc63ebca7c71aad98e568c02679cec3edd68 4718 2008-01-28T16:41:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Again a little late. When the weather warms or I catch up in my sleep, or both, I shall again return to my preferred schedule of going to work on time, I hope. We weren't too busy today and that was fine. [[Dick]] was helping us for a change. The snowing had ceased already in the morning and it was really cold. In the evening, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to choir practice. After that we went with [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] to an indoor winter picnic at White Horse--an East Branch affair. There was a nice turnout. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 18, 1939|Jan 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 20-21, 1939|Jan 20-21, 1939]] }} 4582bc63ebca7c71aad98e568c02679cec3edd68 0 2444 4731 2008-01-28T16:42:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki I got up and hurried along down to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], for I knew that [[John]] was going to [[Harrisburg]] to the farm show. The boys were all seated around the fire waiting for action. It was the coldest morning yet this winter, with some thermometer recording as low as 10&deg; below. We had plenty to do and got plenty done. The boys work together very well--really cooperate. [[Dick]] came home with an order for flour Sat. and we were nearly out, so I went home for supper and came back to run the mill. I had little trouble and was pretty busy on up till Mid-night, then I lay down on the table with my head on a bag of bran and slept a little. I had to keep one ear on the mill and not the other one. I went to sleep again about four and slept till a quarter of six. Then I made and ate my own breakfast--fried eggs. The boys all reported to work this morning except John. Dick took me along to [[Philadelphia|Philly]] to the bakery. We had a fine trip, got back about 4:30. After supper I got my hair cut, visited [[Jane Young|Jane]] a very brief few minutes and so to bed (about 10:30) {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 19, 1939|Jan 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 22, 1939|Jan 22, 1939]] }} 205b4d8e23d02080065f96b94cac6e1ee8e8ec46 4733 2008-01-28T16:42:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki I got up and hurried along down to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], for I knew that [[John]] was going to [[Harrisburg]] to the farm show. The boys were all seated around the fire waiting for action. It was the coldest morning yet this winter, with some thermometer recording as low as 10&deg; below. We had plenty to do and got plenty done. The boys work together very well--really cooperate. [[Dick]] came home with an order for flour Sat. and we were nearly out, so I went home for supper and came back to run the mill. I had little trouble and was pretty busy on up till Mid-night, then I lay down on the table with my head on a bag of bran and slept a little. I had to keep one ear on the mill and not the other one. I went to sleep again about four and slept till a quarter of six. Then I made and ate my own breakfast--fried eggs. The boys all reported to work this morning except John. Dick took me along to [[Philadelphia|Philly]] to the bakery. We had a fine trip, got back about 4:30. After supper I got my hair cut, visited [[Jane Young|Jane]] a very brief few minutes and so to bed (about 10:30) {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 19, 1939|Jan 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 22, 1939|Jan 22, 1939]] }} 205b4d8e23d02080065f96b94cac6e1ee8e8ec46 0 2450 4744 2008-01-28T16:43:16Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki It certainly was hard to get up this morning, again. The wind still blows and it is cold. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] a cold wet job awaited me, cleaning the ice out of the waterwheel. We were not especially busy and it looked like we would get done in short order when things started to go wrong. We had to re-mix a 2 1/2 ton batch of feed @ quitting time. Schrumppie got stuck and it took an hour more to get him out. I turned over in my Chevy on the way home and had to walk home for help. After supper we had a Jr. Usher's Assn meeting at [[Kenn Kreider]]s. It was just wonderful. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 22, 1939|Jan 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 24, 1939|Jan 24, 1939]] }} 1dd602e34cf0f0fcb14bf1cbfd6d777dd3012f91 0 2454 4750 2008-01-28T16:43:34Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki "Why don't some body do something": I laid in bed overtime again this morning and got to work real late, yet [[John]] wasn't there yet and I "got away" with it. We had plenty to do all day. The weather was nicer and it made working more pleasant. We could have finished in pretty good time but chose rather to prolong the activities and "not put off till tomorrow." After work I got my oil changed. I didn't go away after supper for a good change. I wrote [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] a letter and listened to the radio till bed time, which happened to be nine o'clock. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 23, 1939|Jan 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 25, 1939|Jan 25, 1939]] }} bfbb9c718ad32b1e349c825cc876632140e235be 0 2465 4770 2008-01-28T16:45:14Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki It doesn't seem to take long to get me into a habit, for I got up early again this morning and was at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] quite on time. That was all very fine for we were terrible busy and everybody helped. It was quite cold but calm this morning. We had to tow [[Morris]]'s truck to start it and got cold hands. Everything went smoothly and we finished up about 4:00 P.M. After supper I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to visit [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val. Somehow, they jumped on me & I got sore. I upset Jane's whole evening but didn't notice it at the time. We went back to [[Kinzers]] where we slept from 2:00 till almost 3:00. When I got home, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] had just come in. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 27, 1939|Jan 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 29, 1939|Jan 29, 1939]] }} 269bae0d23ace1ca7d873202466f1263556c3df1 4772 2008-01-28T16:45:14Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki It doesn't seem to take long to get me into a habit, for I got up early again this morning and was at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] quite on time. That was all very fine for we were terrible busy and everybody helped. It was quite cold but calm this morning. We had to tow [[Morris]]'s truck to start it and got cold hands. Everything went smoothly and we finished up about 4:00 P.M. After supper I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to visit [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val. Somehow, they jumped on me & I got sore. I upset Jane's whole evening but didn't notice it at the time. We went back to [[Kinzers]] where we slept from 2:00 till almost 3:00. When I got home, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] had just come in. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 27, 1939|Jan 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 29, 1939|Jan 29, 1939]] }} 269bae0d23ace1ca7d873202466f1263556c3df1 0 2467 4776 2008-01-28T16:45:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki To the tune of my always faithful alarm clock, I arose about 8 oclock this morning. After a fine breakfast we all went off to S.S. and Church. The Young Peoples Choir sang in church for it is "Young People's day." After dinner, [[Jane Young|Jane]] and I went to Brown's to practice a quartet number for this evening. Jane came for supper. After supper we went to a joint service at Pequea where we sang in a musical service. It was cloudy and warm today. After dinner it started to rain and continued into the night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 28, 1939|Jan 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 30, 1939|Jan 30, 1939]] }} 034457d5b5fb5c50f05894832dc019be58c79df9 0 2475 4790 2008-01-28T16:46:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki The same old story in exactly the same old way was repeated this morning. Even after I was fully awake and knew it was past my getting up time, I lay in bed and listened to the wind howling outside. I believe that it is just a habit and tomorrow morning I shall prove it by breaking it. It rained & blew nearly all day and we were busy. After supper I took [[Hershey]] & [[Kenn Kreiler]] & [[Jane Young|Jane]] to Lane to [[County Choir]] practice. It was a critical night for we decided not to discontinue the chorus. I chatted with Kenny & drove on the way home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 29, 1939|Jan 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 31, 1939|Jan 31, 1939]] }} 786b2e26edcc5f77bfc571b07389b62199510244 4792 2008-01-28T16:46:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki The same old story in exactly the same old way was repeated this morning. Even after I was fully awake and knew it was past my getting up time, I lay in bed and listened to the wind howling outside. I believe that it is just a habit and tomorrow morning I shall prove it by breaking it. It rained & blew nearly all day and we were busy. After supper I took [[Hershey]] & [[Kenn Kreiler]] & [[Jane Young|Jane]] to Lane to [[County Choir]] practice. It was a critical night for we decided not to discontinue the chorus. I chatted with Kenny & drove on the way home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 29, 1939|Jan 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 31, 1939|Jan 31, 1939]] }} 786b2e26edcc5f77bfc571b07389b62199510244 0 2404 4622 2008-01-28T17:10:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki My 22nd birthday. I lay in bed till late again and had to be late for work again. We were not busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but it took us till two o'clock to get done. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to [[Lancaster]] about four. She bought me birthday presents--this pen, which is lovely but needs breaking in, and a lovely white "arrow" shirt as usual. I bought her a birthday present and some other things. We had dinner or light supper at Woolworth's. We then went to a [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] rally at West Willow. From there back to [[Kinzers]] for a few hours and then home a little late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 3, 1939|Feb 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 5, 1939|Feb 5, 1939]] }} e1733f2fd804c5949ac7e0f40e64735037c53c75 4624 4622 2008-01-28T17:10:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki My 22nd birthday. I lay in bed till late again and had to be late for work again. We were not busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but it took us till two o'clock to get done. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to [[Lancaster]] about four. She bought me birthday presents--this pen, which is lovely but needs breaking in, and a lovely white "arrow" shirt as usual. I bought her a birthday present and some other things. We had dinner or light supper at Woolworth's. We then went to a [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] rally at West Willow. From there back to [[Kinzers]] for a few hours and then home a little late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 3, 1939|Feb 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 5, 1939|Feb 5, 1939]] }} e1733f2fd804c5949ac7e0f40e64735037c53c75 0 2410 4640 2008-01-28T17:11:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Late again, but I won't give up trying to get to work on time. We were not extra busy today, although I did run my legs off going up and down stairs. We got finished in good time and so I have no excuse to be late tomorrow. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Board meeting at Ethels. Only about two thirds were present for different reasons. We went through our business in fine style and even found time for the radio. Back at [[Kinzers]], [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I debated who of us was the poorer and weather we could afford the necessities. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 6, 1939|Feb 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 8, 1939|Feb 8, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] ce3804e59c4b20339cd8497e86093e9519df4836 4642 4640 2008-01-28T17:11:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Late again, but I won't give up trying to get to work on time. We were not extra busy today, although I did run my legs off going up and down stairs. We got finished in good time and so I have no excuse to be late tomorrow. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Board meeting at Ethels. Only about two thirds were present for different reasons. We went through our business in fine style and even found time for the radio. Back at [[Kinzers]], [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I debated who of us was the poorer and weather we could afford the necessities. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 6, 1939|Feb 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 8, 1939|Feb 8, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] ce3804e59c4b20339cd8497e86093e9519df4836 0 2412 4646 2008-01-28T17:12:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Well, well, congratulations, I nearly got to work on time once. It didn't matter much, though, for we were not pressed very hard. After dinner we shut down to repair the water-wheel and didn't get started up as yet. We got busier and didn't get done till five. It was a warm, bright day and made us think of spring. We had a lovely choir practice this evening before prayer meeting. Sixteen were there. Afterwards we followed the usual procedure and got home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 7, 1939|Feb 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 9, 1939|Feb 9, 1939]] }} 3e5ff9be2cd045a521609c3ef571fbdba1822f26 0 2384 4577 2008-01-28T17:20:58Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki It was colder again this morning and very hard to get up. It was not late for work but even got there in time to start the mill. We had to wait for a car of Purina to make up most of the day's orders. We were surely busy when, about three o'clock, the car finally came in. We hurried but got done about 5:30. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to choir practice. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] drove taking [[Doris Brackbill|Doris]] along. We barged in on her class party afterwards and had a lot of fun. It was about eleven when I finally got ready for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1939|Feb 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 24, 1939|Feb 24, 1939]] }} 8b4d00809ded7cfc49d42bdc18099e44da3bb78f 4579 4577 2008-01-28T17:20:58Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki It was colder again this morning and very hard to get up. It was not late for work but even got there in time to start the mill. We had to wait for a car of Purina to make up most of the day's orders. We were surely busy when, about three o'clock, the car finally came in. We hurried but got done about 5:30. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to choir practice. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] drove taking [[Doris Brackbill|Doris]] along. We barged in on her class party afterwards and had a lot of fun. It was about eleven when I finally got ready for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1939|Feb 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 24, 1939|Feb 24, 1939]] }} 8b4d00809ded7cfc49d42bdc18099e44da3bb78f 0 2387 4584 2008-01-28T17:21:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki The day was very busy and filled with the ordinary excitement of the day's work. The biggest part of the day came after supper or after work should have been through. I went back to the mill and worked again. There was flour to be made. I had no visitors but Clyde but kept myself busy with work of all kinds. I couldn't sleep for different reasons and so came home to bed about two o'clock. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 23, 1939|Feb 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 25, 1939|Feb 25, 1939]] }} 05ae8d388a27736d0d0b680c65a6b1f6851b6323 4586 4584 2008-01-28T17:21:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki The day was very busy and filled with the ordinary excitement of the day's work. The biggest part of the day came after supper or after work should have been through. I went back to the mill and worked again. There was flour to be made. I had no visitors but Clyde but kept myself busy with work of all kinds. I couldn't sleep for different reasons and so came home to bed about two o'clock. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 23, 1939|Feb 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 25, 1939|Feb 25, 1939]] }} 05ae8d388a27736d0d0b680c65a6b1f6851b6323 0 2391 4595 2008-01-28T17:22:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki I got up earlier this morning and shaved and took a bath. At Sunday School the orchestra played for the first time this morning. Mr. Kaufman had a bad cold and so we had a substitute preacher. For dinner [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I visited Grandma Young. The (her) family was there and we celebrated her birthday. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] in the evening but no church. The Young People's Choir practiced with Mrs. Kaufman at the organ. I was late getting home again and needed sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 25, 1939|Feb 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 27, 1939|Feb 27, 1939]] }} 5a5bd1776401b2b92f2e5b8b311388d3cd352a6f 4597 4595 2008-01-28T17:22:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki I got up earlier this morning and shaved and took a bath. At Sunday School the orchestra played for the first time this morning. Mr. Kaufman had a bad cold and so we had a substitute preacher. For dinner [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I visited Grandma Young. The (her) family was there and we celebrated her birthday. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] in the evening but no church. The Young People's Choir practiced with Mrs. Kaufman at the organ. I was late getting home again and needed sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 25, 1939|Feb 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 27, 1939|Feb 27, 1939]] }} 5a5bd1776401b2b92f2e5b8b311388d3cd352a6f 0 2394 4602 2008-01-28T17:23:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki It was hard to break myself from dreamland and to fit myself into the ordinary groove of things this morning. But I had to do it and now can return to dreamland again. The day was a fair example of early spring, a warm breeze blowing, the ground soft, and the sun warm. We were not busy chopping but rather, fixing the chopper. We worked an hour overtime as usual. After supper Hersh & Barney went to U.C.C.E. meeting. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]], [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I etc. went to [[Lancaster]] to a [[County Choir]] rehearsal. We had fun etc. We got back about eleven. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 26, 1939|Feb 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 28, 1939|Feb 28, 1939]] }} 0005544751ba8ac142c154fb748d3cc629cc7d40 0 2648 5179 2008-01-28T17:23:47Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Of my own free will I was about an hour late for work but rather felt I deserved a little rest. We were not very busy right away and it worked out all right. We got real busy soon and found were were up to our necks in work. We got done almost till quitting time. It was a nice spring day with plenty of wind. After supper we all hurried to choir practice. Some were missing but we had a real fine rehearsal. We had no prayer meeting and we forgot to ask about Mr. Kaufman's health. We got a cute little collie pup. I was coming home in good time but got a little detained. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 28, 1939|Feb 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 2, 1939|Mar 2, 1939]] }} a8d9a3e0f480d01d352bc45ad708c6ce412bb8c3 5181 2008-01-28T17:23:47Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Of my own free will I was about an hour late for work but rather felt I deserved a little rest. We were not very busy right away and it worked out all right. We got real busy soon and found were were up to our necks in work. We got done almost till quitting time. It was a nice spring day with plenty of wind. After supper we all hurried to choir practice. Some were missing but we had a real fine rehearsal. We had no prayer meeting and we forgot to ask about Mr. Kaufman's health. We got a cute little collie pup. I was coming home in good time but got a little detained. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 28, 1939|Feb 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 2, 1939|Mar 2, 1939]] }} a8d9a3e0f480d01d352bc45ad708c6ce412bb8c3 0 2673 5239 2008-01-28T17:24:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Tardy again. We were fairly busy for such a nice day, today. The sun shone brightly but we still had our spring breeze. It surely seemed odd, though, to see the boys sweeping cobwebs once again. In the afternoon, while going to the bank, I had a strange encounter. I was following a cattle truck when a calf fell out of it through an opening where a small gate had fallen out. I nearly brooke my neck passing the truck, but I stopped him and informed him. We went back together to get her (the calf). He thanked me fifty cents worth. Choir practice & a haircut. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & a promising moon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 1, 1939|Mar 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 3, 1939|Mar 3, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 958e02a8de12680a46cb87540423d6ab258ec2fa 0 2704 5302 2008-01-28T17:24:50Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki I got up at 5:45 this morning but had to wait around till [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] got breakfast. I was till the mill quite on time, in fact, a little early. We were not rushed with work today but spent a good deal of time cleaning up. It seems that when it rains, it pours and vice-versa. [[Flossie]] & children were here for supper and we celebrated mother's birthday. In the evening I went along with Charlotte & Rev. Bryers & Mabel Spotts in latter's car to a Y.P. Council meeting at the First Church, [[Lancaster|Lanc]]. It lasted a good while but things were accomplished with difficulty. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 2, 1939|Mar 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 4, 1939|Mar 4, 1939]] }} 5c38c8ffa48ad640864a979d8478e7d20482a03a 5304 2008-01-28T17:24:50Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki I got up at 5:45 this morning but had to wait around till [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] got breakfast. I was till the mill quite on time, in fact, a little early. We were not rushed with work today but spent a good deal of time cleaning up. It seems that when it rains, it pours and vice-versa. [[Flossie]] & children were here for supper and we celebrated mother's birthday. In the evening I went along with Charlotte & Rev. Bryers & Mabel Spotts in latter's car to a Y.P. Council meeting at the First Church, [[Lancaster|Lanc]]. It lasted a good while but things were accomplished with difficulty. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 2, 1939|Mar 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 4, 1939|Mar 4, 1939]] }} 5c38c8ffa48ad640864a979d8478e7d20482a03a 0 2711 5320 2008-01-28T17:27:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Having shaved Friday night, I didn't shave last night, so I had to get up early enough to shave before Sunday School. At church the male quartet of the choir (kinda) sang. Mr. Kaufman's sermon was extra good about "taking Jesus for granted." [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] was sick in bed with the grippe but we had dinner. After dinner we watched wild geese, got ready the topic for [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]], and practiced our Easter cantata. Supper at [[Sheaffers]]. We four Brackbill boys led C.E. We had stereoptician lectures in church with choir practice afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 4, 1939|Mar 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 6, 1939|Mar 6, 1939]] }} 9be28a24c10cf491dba6b89540be3e5d4690e8b7 5322 2008-01-28T17:27:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Having shaved Friday night, I didn't shave last night, so I had to get up early enough to shave before Sunday School. At church the male quartet of the choir (kinda) sang. Mr. Kaufman's sermon was extra good about "taking Jesus for granted." [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] was sick in bed with the grippe but we had dinner. After dinner we watched wild geese, got ready the topic for [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]], and practiced our Easter cantata. Supper at [[Sheaffers]]. We four Brackbill boys led C.E. We had stereoptician lectures in church with choir practice afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 4, 1939|Mar 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 6, 1939|Mar 6, 1939]] }} 9be28a24c10cf491dba6b89540be3e5d4690e8b7 0 2717 5338 2008-01-28T17:28:37Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Wow! man! I was really sleepy & lazy this morning, but I was driven to get up and go to work. It was Wednesday and we had a big day ahead of us. We cut her down to her size, though, and were only an hour late at getting home from work. The weather was swell again today, but a little colder. As soon as I came home from work I dressed for going away. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & I went to choir practice & prayer meeting. The boys didn't get there and so I had to bring Harry home. I then got supper and was glad I could go to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 7, 1939|Mar 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 9, 1939|Mar 9, 1939]] }} d1b45c6ea1921bc6eb046124b5e34a379b58b2bc 5340 2008-01-28T17:28:37Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Wow! man! I was really sleepy & lazy this morning, but I was driven to get up and go to work. It was Wednesday and we had a big day ahead of us. We cut her down to her size, though, and were only an hour late at getting home from work. The weather was swell again today, but a little colder. As soon as I came home from work I dressed for going away. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & I went to choir practice & prayer meeting. The boys didn't get there and so I had to bring Harry home. I then got supper and was glad I could go to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 7, 1939|Mar 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 9, 1939|Mar 9, 1939]] }} d1b45c6ea1921bc6eb046124b5e34a379b58b2bc 0 2650 5185 2008-01-28T17:30:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki I got awake with good intentions but went back to sleep for too long a stretch. That made me late again. Things went nicely all day long. The sun shone cheerily and kept us happy. I tired myself out running up & down steps and around the corners. I loitered too long after work and was late for supper which was served about six. After supper we played with the pup. [[Warren Brackbill|Warren]] went away, but we three practiced our cantata, not getting very much accomplished. I went off to bed in good time. ? '''Have you filed your Federal Income Tax Report?''' What income? ==Commentary== The journal that [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] was writing in was a pre-printed journal (from the National Blank Book Company of Holyoke, Massachusetts) that listed days of the year and occasional special reminders, such as the income tax one shown above. These will be shown in the text only when Herman pointed them out. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 9, 1939|Mar 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 11, 1939|Mar 11, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 9c70f6bbd1f65841a38e48b4b7a1ca7eb99d2e4c 5187 2008-01-28T17:30:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki I got awake with good intentions but went back to sleep for too long a stretch. That made me late again. Things went nicely all day long. The sun shone cheerily and kept us happy. I tired myself out running up & down steps and around the corners. I loitered too long after work and was late for supper which was served about six. After supper we played with the pup. [[Warren Brackbill|Warren]] went away, but we three practiced our cantata, not getting very much accomplished. I went off to bed in good time. ? '''Have you filed your Federal Income Tax Report?''' What income? ==Commentary== The journal that [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] was writing in was a pre-printed journal (from the National Blank Book Company of Holyoke, Massachusetts) that listed days of the year and occasional special reminders, such as the income tax one shown above. These will be shown in the text only when Herman pointed them out. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 9, 1939|Mar 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 11, 1939|Mar 11, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 9c70f6bbd1f65841a38e48b4b7a1ca7eb99d2e4c 0 2652 5191 2008-01-28T17:38:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Once for a change, I got up early and went to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] early. We were real busy and worked a good part of the afternoon to get finished. It was real cold when the day began and soon it was snowing. After snowing a few inches, it turned to sleet, then rain in the evening. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took a couple of the boys to [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]'s [[Blue Ball]] spelling bee where I was a judge. The rain freezing on the windshield made it mean. Jane & I made up for lost time. We wound up by sleeping or oversleeping. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1939|Mar 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 12, 1939|Mar 12, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 08316ea8ef7d3e9ae6016fa5ba2be1b1f81d4398 5193 2008-01-28T17:38:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Once for a change, I got up early and went to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] early. We were real busy and worked a good part of the afternoon to get finished. It was real cold when the day began and soon it was snowing. After snowing a few inches, it turned to sleet, then rain in the evening. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took a couple of the boys to [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]'s [[Blue Ball]] spelling bee where I was a judge. The rain freezing on the windshield made it mean. Jane & I made up for lost time. We wound up by sleeping or oversleeping. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1939|Mar 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 12, 1939|Mar 12, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 08316ea8ef7d3e9ae6016fa5ba2be1b1f81d4398 0 2656 5202 2008-01-28T18:06:48Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki After having done too much oversleeping, I felt pretty guilty when I went to work almost an hour late. I tried to condole myself with the fact that I had worked all [[HB Journal for Mar 11, 1939|Saturday afternoon]] without remuneration. We were not extra busy anyway. The sun drove a good bit of the snow into the ground, but the wind did its share to preserve the cold. After supper we boys all went to U.C.C.E. meeting at church. We had a nice time but it seemed a little useless. Now it is eleven thirty and bedtime. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 12, 1939|Mar 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 14, 1939|Mar 14, 1939]] }} 76a0aedea8c86c9448f9ed9483a1e089c1300317 0 2658 5206 2008-01-28T18:07:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Today I started late again and then had a flat tire to change before starting for work. Looking back over the day's work gives me much satisfaction for things went smoothly. [[John]] was away most of the time and we were busy but we didn't botch it. After work I fixed my tire and was late for supper. After supper I sat around and waited for the boys to get ready to practice singing and by the time they were ready, I felt no more like singing than flying through the air. And so to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 13, 1939|Mar 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 15, 1939|Mar 15, 1939]] }} c2dd573a8f5e2bd2198133a8d307fc70b14aa814 0 2660 5211 2008-01-28T18:58:54Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Well it was a beautiful day today. That is, if you like waiting fifteen minutes for your breakfast & being that much late for work; if you like working till you can hardly stand up amid dust, dirt & noise of all descriptions; if you like cloudy, rainy, muddy, wet weather with little or no sun; if you like to sit around with the girl friend till all hours of the night, with a headache and being very sleepy. Yes it was a beautiful day. All joking aside, it was. Everything went perfect, including choir practice & play afterwards. Now I look forward to a few hours sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 14, 1939|Mar 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 16, 1939|Mar 16, 1939]] }} 54c64830530e7e791477783a31c35dcb1d1b7005 0 2662 5215 2008-01-28T18:59:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Tonight as I take my pen in hand and reflect into the day's occurrences and the various moods or states of mind which accompanied them, I am unable to point to one single moment in which the environment was in any great way depressing or displeasing, but I rejoice to remember many happy, jolly, laughing times of day which fill my waking moments, not only this day, but all days, and pause to invoke a blessing upon all who make anyone's life a little brighter. --Choir practice. [[Jane Young|Jane]] stayed for Guild, I went to [[New Holland|New H.]] to Branch meeting. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 15, 1939|Mar 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 17, 1939|Mar 17, 1939]] }} 0242f8876c169cf3f273f8bd5c4f1ebd345f9139 5217 2008-01-28T18:59:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Tonight as I take my pen in hand and reflect into the day's occurrences and the various moods or states of mind which accompanied them, I am unable to point to one single moment in which the environment was in any great way depressing or displeasing, but I rejoice to remember many happy, jolly, laughing times of day which fill my waking moments, not only this day, but all days, and pause to invoke a blessing upon all who make anyone's life a little brighter. --Choir practice. [[Jane Young|Jane]] stayed for Guild, I went to [[New Holland|New H.]] to Branch meeting. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 15, 1939|Mar 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 17, 1939|Mar 17, 1939]] }} 0242f8876c169cf3f273f8bd5c4f1ebd345f9139 0 2664 5221 2008-01-28T19:01:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Today was loaded with work; so much that, there was scarcely any diversion of any sort excepting a few minutes this evening when I read an installment of a continued story in the "American." I went to work at 6:30 this morning and left shortly after six o'clock this evening. March weather prevailed today. The wind was cold and strong. The occasionally radiant sun was the only thing that promised the spring time. [[Jane Young|Jane]] called me this evening with reference to buying a piano tomorrow. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 16, 1939|Mar 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 18, 1939|Mar 18, 1939]] }} 071f7b96770a85da42402f514e906871f9f81e5c 5223 2008-01-28T19:01:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Today was loaded with work; so much that, there was scarcely any diversion of any sort excepting a few minutes this evening when I read an installment of a continued story in the "American." I went to work at 6:30 this morning and left shortly after six o'clock this evening. March weather prevailed today. The wind was cold and strong. The occasionally radiant sun was the only thing that promised the spring time. [[Jane Young|Jane]] called me this evening with reference to buying a piano tomorrow. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 16, 1939|Mar 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 18, 1939|Mar 18, 1939]] }} 071f7b96770a85da42402f514e906871f9f81e5c 0 2666 5227 2008-01-28T19:01:58Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki I got up early and went to work, but not early enough to get there before the rest of the men like I did yesterday. We were plenty busy as usual for Saturday. We got done shortly after dinner and [[Dick]] run the mill in the afternoon. I washed my head among other things in preparation for going to Church where the ladies were getting ready for a Baked Ham supper. We played ping pong to pass the time. Red etc. stayed & helped to clean up. We didn't do much at [[Kinzers]], but came home about 11:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 17, 1939|Mar 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 19, 1939|Mar 19, 1939]] }} 0f27259e9c00314d68ffb7f07fed432c43f0c719 0 2677 5245 2008-01-28T19:02:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki I had a bit of trouble getting awake this morning, but I got, and was soon in the "swing of things" again. Things were slack at the mill for a change & I cleaned up and put up signs. After supper, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] & Romain to [[Lancaster|Lanc.]] to Choir practice but Lloyd didn't show up and we didn't practice but came on home. I must change clothes now and go back to the mill where we are running all night in three shifts--[[Dick]], then myself, then [[Morris]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 19, 1939|Mar 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1939|Mar 21, 1939]] }} c7258f6773bf2f74df731c769a99e4460fbfbcef 0 2680 5250 2008-01-28T19:03:06Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki When the calendar day came in, I was quietly sitting in the mill office reading or something. I "tended" the mill until [[Morris]] relieved me about 4:30 A.M. and then I came home to bed. I got awake about 9:30 and ate a big breakfast then went to work. I wasn't hungry at dinner time but ate half my dinner. We needed all afternoon to get a heavy schedule completed in time to go to a "feed" meeting in the evening. We met [[Donald Danforth]], Purina President. He's a real fellow & was worth hearing. P.S. I missed a [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] social. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 20, 1939|Mar 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 22, 1939|Mar 22, 1939]] }} e9e7dd9aa7410595b22366545171ea5b07c10366 5252 2008-01-28T19:03:06Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki When the calendar day came in, I was quietly sitting in the mill office reading or something. I "tended" the mill until [[Morris]] relieved me about 4:30 A.M. and then I came home to bed. I got awake about 9:30 and ate a big breakfast then went to work. I wasn't hungry at dinner time but ate half my dinner. We needed all afternoon to get a heavy schedule completed in time to go to a "feed" meeting in the evening. We met [[Donald Danforth]], Purina President. He's a real fellow & was worth hearing. P.S. I missed a [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] social. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 20, 1939|Mar 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 22, 1939|Mar 22, 1939]] }} e9e7dd9aa7410595b22366545171ea5b07c10366 0 2684 5261 2008-01-28T19:04:24Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Everyone breezed in about the same time this morning. It was real chilly again. We finished loading [[Dick]] and sent him to [[Philadelphia]] with flour. The Purina car didn't come in and so I found time to put some felt bags on the dust collector in the garret. It turned out to be a real spring day and the weather was quite bearable. After supper I took my eggs out & got only 18&cent; per doz. I got my hair cut and then went to see [[Jane Young|Jane]] a while. I would rather not have come home, but you know how it is. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 22, 1939|Mar 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 24, 1939|Mar 24, 1939]] }} [[Category:Economy references]] [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 65010e9b4aca986459e8a32ed149107fc68a9f42 5263 2008-01-28T19:04:24Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Everyone breezed in about the same time this morning. It was real chilly again. We finished loading [[Dick]] and sent him to [[Philadelphia]] with flour. The Purina car didn't come in and so I found time to put some felt bags on the dust collector in the garret. It turned out to be a real spring day and the weather was quite bearable. After supper I took my eggs out & got only 18&cent; per doz. I got my hair cut and then went to see [[Jane Young|Jane]] a while. I would rather not have come home, but you know how it is. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 22, 1939|Mar 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 24, 1939|Mar 24, 1939]] }} [[Category:Economy references]] [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 65010e9b4aca986459e8a32ed149107fc68a9f42 0 2695 5285 2008-01-28T19:06:37Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki This morning the alarm made a mistake and rang at five-thirty so I went back to bed again. Of course, I slept too long and was late for work once again. We were not rushed, but were kept busy. We worked in our shirtsleeves, but had better been careful for many people have the grippe just now & I've had the sore throat. After I came home I waited for supper till 6:30, rather regretfully and impatiently. I read a while and tried to help [[Doris Brackbill|Dot]] with her Latin. I called [[Jane Young|Jane]] but got no closer, even if I wished. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 26, 1939|Mar 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 28, 1939|Mar 28, 1939]] }} 65af7def4b91be3bb6bafe3e4053b788f21db336 0 2699 5291 2008-01-28T19:07:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Up at six and by a few long minutes the first one at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. The wind had blown us a little rain, but just enough to make wet. We were not extra busy but didn't seem to have time to sit around any. In fact, we worked like niggers all afternoon and then didn't get done any too soon. After supper I shaved and took a bath, graded my eggs, wrote up S.S. minutes, then [[E. B. Brackbill]]'s came & we visited a while. When they left we put a few minutes on the cantata. I persuaded [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]] to write to [[Harold Brackbill|Short]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 27, 1939|Mar 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 29-30, 1939|Mar 29-30, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] a31ee466652c6ed438e35a1de9b5515426c1e194 0 2707 5309 2008-01-28T19:08:32Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki This morning started as usual with a promise of a cloudy, cool day and a hidden sun. Nearly the first thing I had to do was help [[Dick]] load a load of potatoes. I was afraid it would go bad for my cold but it only drove it away or loosened it up. [[Groffie]] treated me on him. In the evening we all went to a congregational meeting at the Church. I made a president's report for [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]], the treasurers. We had ice cream and cake. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 29-30, 1939|Mar 29-30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 1, 1939|Apr 1, 1939]] }} 698f385c051a167c6a665ec052212768603d838b 0 3328 6541 2008-01-29T15:46:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:36110110 b6464e10b5 m.jpg|thumb|240px|Leacock Presbyterian Church]] '''Leacock Presbyterian Church''', located in [[Paradise]] in [[Lancaster County]], became the church home of the [[Brackbill]] family after [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]] left the Mennonite church. The Brackbills were active in youth choir at the time of Herman's journals, as well as the orchestra, the guild, and of course [[Christian Endeavor]]. The Paradise site was the second location of Leacock. The original church, founded in 1724 and built between 1740 (original log church) and 1750 (current stone church), is located on Route 340 west of [[Intercourse]]. [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]] are buried in the cemetery at Leacock in Paradise alongside other family members. The cemetery at Old Leacock has one famous denizen, US Representative [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Whitehill James Whitehill]. == External links == * [http://www.leacockpres.org/ Leacock Presbyterian Church home page] * [http://www.leacockpres.org/old_leacock.htm History of Old Leacock] * [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=leacock+presbyterian+church,+paradise,+pa&ie=UTF8&ll=40.009012,-76.121451&spn=0.001931,0.005021&t=h&z=18&om=0 Leacock Presbyterian Church on Google Maps] * [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=leacock+presbyterian+church,+paradise,+pa&ie=UTF8&ll=40.038971,-76.132894&spn=0.00193,0.005021&t=h&z=18&om=0 Old Leacock on Google Maps] {stub} [[Category:Places]] [[Category:Organizations]] 899544a751d872ad494d617b6a53492884c82704 14 3369 6607 2008-01-29T17:09:23Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This category collects members of the Hershey family that appear in the wiki. [[Category:People]] b38620c876e99e6bf6ab035e7a5086a9dbaaaf08 0 3314 6520 2008-01-29T17:11:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Jacob B. Leaman''' was the husband of [[Anna Barbara Hershey]] and the father of [[Esta Leona Leaman]], [[Jacob Clayton Leaman]], [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman]], and [[Amos Hershey Leaman]], among others. {{stub}} [[Category:Leamans]] c52d6e461873eb2ec3f4f6b95481e646fc51783e 0 3277 6463 2008-01-29T17:12:15Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Anna Barbara Hershey''' (b. 20 Jan 1857, d. unknown) was the wife of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and the mother of [[Esta Leona Leaman]], [[Jacob Clayton Leaman]], [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman]], and [[Amos Hershey Leaman]], among others. She was the daughter of [[Benjamin Hershey]] and [[Anna Horst]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Hersheys]] [[Category:Leamans]] 78af14ecd949dc2ef1c3db09dff012d784eaf192 0 3316 6523 2008-01-29T17:13:28Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Jacob Clayton Leaman''', called Clayton, was the son of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and [[Anna Barbara Hershey]] and the husband of [[Fannie Huber Zittle]]. He was "Uncle Clayton" to the Brackbills. {{stub}} [[Category:Leamans]] 213e049d1184a7c039bf26fb234728d5e8f0aa62 0 3312 6517 2008-01-29T17:14:54Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ivan Benjamin Leaman''' was the son of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and [[Anna Barbara Hershey]] and the husband of [[Irene Victoria Suter]]. He was known as "Uncle Ivan" to the Brackbills. {{stub}} [[Category:Leamans]] 21e6b4b83d35dbca461f2b194acaf72b7423f489 0 3306 6508 2008-01-29T17:17:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Amos Hershey Leaman''' (b. Feb 18, 1878, d. unknown) was the son of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and [[Anna Barbara Hershey]] and the husband of [[Amanda Eby]]. Known as "Uncle Hershey" to the Brackbills, he resided in Chicago and visited the family on [[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1939|April 23, 1939]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Leamans]] 9e37ebf9cb697b47f8d1019d56b45f1bce7dfe77 0 2721 5350 2008-01-29T22:19:16Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 corrected typo wikitext text/x-wiki Up to my old tricks, I jumped back into bed after the alarm rang this morning. I didn't oversleep much, though, but found myself pretty sleepy all morning. I had a nice mess to straighten out. Someone run a load of wheat in the corn bin with some corn in it. (That's what happens when I'm away.) [[John]] took his wife & Jack to [[Harrisburg]] to catch a train for California this afternoon. She will visit her daughter a few weeks. After supper I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] and Romain to [[Lancaster|Lanc.]] to [[County Chorus]] practice. I forced myself to leave Jane with difficulty because of the moonlight. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1939|Apr 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 2, 1939|May 2, 1939]] }} 57c8743a318daf64bcaf507e4194ec9c60910857 5352 2008-01-29T22:19:16Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 corrected typo wikitext text/x-wiki Up to my old tricks, I jumped back into bed after the alarm rang this morning. I didn't oversleep much, though, but found myself pretty sleepy all morning. I had a nice mess to straighten out. Someone run a load of wheat in the corn bin with some corn in it. (That's what happens when I'm away.) [[John]] took his wife & Jack to [[Harrisburg]] to catch a train for California this afternoon. She will visit her daughter a few weeks. After supper I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] and Romain to [[Lancaster|Lanc.]] to [[County Chorus]] practice. I forced myself to leave Jane with difficulty because of the moonlight. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1939|Apr 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 2, 1939|May 2, 1939]] }} 57c8743a318daf64bcaf507e4194ec9c60910857 0 2745 5415 2008-01-30T16:06:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Going back to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] was not a hard task this morning for a lusty summer sun shed abroad all kinds of good cheer and radiance. We were not terrible busy in the feed dept. and so I put most of the afternoon in repairing the dust collector. I got some ice before I went home for supper and after supper made a can of grape nut ice cream. [[Jane Young|Jane]] brought some people here for board meeting. Many members were absent for various reasons, not too good, but we had a meeting & transacted all our [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] business. We had icecream, a small mouse, an excuse to "hug" Jane, and a veiled moon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 1, 1939|May 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 3, 1939|May 3, 1939]] }} c88bcd1d8cd9e71e456a8e3ec0fb98318ee95ae2 5417 2008-01-30T16:06:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Going back to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] was not a hard task this morning for a lusty summer sun shed abroad all kinds of good cheer and radiance. We were not terrible busy in the feed dept. and so I put most of the afternoon in repairing the dust collector. I got some ice before I went home for supper and after supper made a can of grape nut ice cream. [[Jane Young|Jane]] brought some people here for board meeting. Many members were absent for various reasons, not too good, but we had a meeting & transacted all our [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] business. We had icecream, a small mouse, an excuse to "hug" Jane, and a veiled moon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 1, 1939|May 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 3, 1939|May 3, 1939]] }} c88bcd1d8cd9e71e456a8e3ec0fb98318ee95ae2 0 2773 5481 2008-01-30T16:08:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Today has come again and with it all the tasks, duties, hardships, trials, tribulations, temptations, pleasures, joys, hopes, expectations and what not. As it unwinds itself, it reveals just exactly what portion of these abstract items would fall to my lot. As I look back over the day, I cannot help being thankful for the pleasant place I had found myself or the pleasures & joys that were mine. After a slim choir rehearsal i got my hair cut and we had a prayer meeting committee at Mary Jane's. After that [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I had the night to ourselves&mdash;till about 2:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 2, 1939|May 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 4, 1939|May 4, 1939]] }} 4c49b785226b6fa5f00844043fb5147fd3a455d9 0 2785 5499 2008-01-30T16:12:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Again today comes. Probably to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val a day of immense happiness, of big celebrations, for it marks their wedding anniversary. I have felt lower than an eel's belly all day and now as I am sleepiest, feel lowest. I was late for work. Then we got real busy toward the middle of the afternoon. [[John]] went home early &we worked late. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] is sick in bed. Supper "ain't what she orter was." I got a Dr's examination to see if I am fit to marry&mdash;totally uncalled for, but exceptionally conventional. Choir practice was bum as usual. I sat 2 hrs at [[Youngs]] doing nothing, just too tired to come home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 3, 1939|May 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 5-6, 1939|May 5-6, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] ca75fdaf4b1b46942cc6e247e1a52a8cc873ac60 0 2791 5508 2008-01-30T16:18:37Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Laziness in my veins kept me in bed overtime again but no apparent harm was done. The weather was simply adorable, rather May like in its influences. But then, why shouldn't it be? We certainly found plenty to do at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], yea, really had our hands full. Directly after work I went to [[Youngs]] and had supper. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I planted potatoes till dark. Then I went back to the mill and "kept shop." I had a goodly number of company. Red, Eddie, [[Dick]] & his pals, [[Morris]] & [[Clyde]] were among my guests. Ginger ale was served. As the 5th went out I was ''(over)'' probably packing flour. About 2:15, the gang left and I got down to some good solid reading. By 4:30 there was enough flour for [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] load & so I headed for home & bed. Daylight was breaking & some farmers were arising. About 8:00 am I again got ready for the mill. We were busy again & to further complicate matters, the mill, literally "fell apart." This necessitated my postponing a trip to [[Lancaster]] in favor of repairing. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I made more garden from 3:30 to supper. After supper I played with tractors, finally came home about nine & wil bathe & retire promptly, I hope. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 4, 1939|May 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 7, 1939|May 7, 1939]] }} [[Category:Mill maintenance]] 39bc9bc58da124335b3f68532a1c91bce01a4aa5 0 2794 5513 2008-01-30T16:23:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Getting up early was not difficult after my good night's sleep. I went to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] as usual and was repaid in the usual fashion. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came home with me for dinner. In the afternoon we gave up a trip to [[Peach Bottom]] to go to the Buchers'. We had a nice visit and a wonderful supper. We hurried back to [[Paradise]] to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and church. It was really hot all day & I actually sweated. The night was warm & close contact made it no cooler. Mary Jane was whisked away from us after church, that should be nothing to me, but I feel it & won't deny it "for love nor money." {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 5-6, 1939|May 5-6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 8, 1939|May 8, 1939]] }} 871e3350c9b797b077ac69c7c261e09a5f4be85c 5515 2008-01-30T16:23:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Getting up early was not difficult after my good night's sleep. I went to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] as usual and was repaid in the usual fashion. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came home with me for dinner. In the afternoon we gave up a trip to [[Peach Bottom]] to go to the Buchers'. We had a nice visit and a wonderful supper. We hurried back to [[Paradise]] to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and church. It was really hot all day & I actually sweated. The night was warm & close contact made it no cooler. Mary Jane was whisked away from us after church, that should be nothing to me, but I feel it & won't deny it "for love nor money." {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 5-6, 1939|May 5-6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 8, 1939|May 8, 1939]] }} 871e3350c9b797b077ac69c7c261e09a5f4be85c 0 2796 5520 2008-01-30T16:33:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we worked toward getting the mechanism together again but didn't get it finished. After working late & eating a short supper, I went with the gang to [[County Chorus]] practice. Everything and everybody points to our wedding in a few days. I simply can't believe it or else stubbornly won't admit that I am excited. Although I am taking all the necessary steps, my whole head & soul are not in it, not that I fear I might be taking a foolish step, for I could have made no better selection; but down in my heart I crave the grace of a girl, fresh from the cradle, whose eyes "sparkle like a million diamonds" and ask to be loved. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 7, 1939|May 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 9, 1939|May 9, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 15ba5d042810e3f7e3193bcc43430f1b692df105 0 2800 5526 2008-01-30T16:40:15Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Oversleeping made me a little late, for the mill again. We jumped right to it and got the mill in shape for milling again, then it was dinner time. After dinner I caught up my office work and generally didn't overexert myself. A little thunderstorm and refreshing shower slightly lowered the humidity and made things grow in leaps and bounds. The [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Chorus sang at the Y.M.C.A. at a presentation of the Scriptural play "Simon the Leper." Late home again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 8, 1939|May 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 10, 1939|May 10, 1939]] }} c9017ead9919cecb0234ea6b64bb436a43b6609f 0 2723 5356 2008-01-30T16:49:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I was real late again for work but I intend to do better when I get caught up with my sleep which may not be till after I'm married, then it's sure to come. Oh. Boy. We had a busy day, but a very beautiful day. Things are real green now, just like summer. I got a chance to go to the bank once again today. We had a late choir practice but Mrs. Kaufman and the whole choir almost was there. We had a nice practice. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I behaved as usual. I was tired and irritable but slept it off and then was sleepy which was worse. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 9, 1939|May 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 11, 1939|May 11, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] bc85e30c19f1df0dd710dfd7e1882d42db87d1f2 5358 2008-01-30T16:49:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I was real late again for work but I intend to do better when I get caught up with my sleep which may not be till after I'm married, then it's sure to come. Oh. Boy. We had a busy day, but a very beautiful day. Things are real green now, just like summer. I got a chance to go to the bank once again today. We had a late choir practice but Mrs. Kaufman and the whole choir almost was there. We had a nice practice. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I behaved as usual. I was tired and irritable but slept it off and then was sleepy which was worse. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 9, 1939|May 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 11, 1939|May 11, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] bc85e30c19f1df0dd710dfd7e1882d42db87d1f2 0 2725 5362 2008-01-30T16:52:47Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Even though I didn't get much sleep last night, I was to work on time. We found a cloudy day almost crammed full with work to be done. [[Jane Young|Jane]] naturally found it so too. She & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]], with the help of Nancy, cleaned house and got ready for the furniture which was delivered. Before choir practice I got the Dr's O.K. from my physical examination. After choir practice, I (we) too Mrs. Groff & Ruth, [[Luetta Sheaffer|Mrs. Young]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to see our furniture, what was of it. Late when I came home. I wrote [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] a much deserved letter. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 10, 1939|May 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 12, 1939|May 12, 1939]] }} aef1ba781f93ece85f7f3e84ffce930ae7d1576b 5364 2008-01-30T16:52:47Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Even though I didn't get much sleep last night, I was to work on time. We found a cloudy day almost crammed full with work to be done. [[Jane Young|Jane]] naturally found it so too. She & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]], with the help of Nancy, cleaned house and got ready for the furniture which was delivered. Before choir practice I got the Dr's O.K. from my physical examination. After choir practice, I (we) too Mrs. Groff & Ruth, [[Luetta Sheaffer|Mrs. Young]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to see our furniture, what was of it. Late when I came home. I wrote [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] a much deserved letter. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 10, 1939|May 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 12, 1939|May 12, 1939]] }} aef1ba781f93ece85f7f3e84ffce930ae7d1576b 0 2727 5368 2008-01-30T19:46:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Ever my life of luxury and ease must be a life of restlessness and speed. I got up about seven and had to get to [[Lancaster]] by nine, where Kaufman preached and our choir sang over the radio. [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[Luetta Sheaffer|Mrs. Young]], [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I shopped, applied for marriage license, got wedding clothes, in fact spent all my money but ten cents. After late dinner I came back to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] & worked till 4:30. I expect to go to bed, not with the chickens, but before them. Just seven whole days of single life, I hope, then comes what? ? ? ? ? {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 11, 1939|May 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 13, 1939|May 13, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 0e13abc0b9aaf62b8867ab0e58d4402cba1beff0 5370 2008-01-30T19:46:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Ever my life of luxury and ease must be a life of restlessness and speed. I got up about seven and had to get to [[Lancaster]] by nine, where Kaufman preached and our choir sang over the radio. [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[Luetta Sheaffer|Mrs. Young]], [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I shopped, applied for marriage license, got wedding clothes, in fact spent all my money but ten cents. After late dinner I came back to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] & worked till 4:30. I expect to go to bed, not with the chickens, but before them. Just seven whole days of single life, I hope, then comes what? ? ? ? ? {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 11, 1939|May 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 13, 1939|May 13, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 0e13abc0b9aaf62b8867ab0e58d4402cba1beff0 0 2729 5374 2008-01-30T19:48:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Having up since eleven and had breakfast, or what and gone to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], I started the day watching the boys playing cards at the mill. I didn't have trouble passing the time and soon it was day light and the men came to work again. Although I had permission to go home, I preferred to stay and help the men. We got busier than was expected and I was glad I stayed. In the afternoon I hauled a load of furniture to our home to be and spent some time setting up beds & putting up curtains. It was wet & rainy again, but I guess the warm clear weather is saving itself for [[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|next Sat]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 12, 1939|May 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 14, 1939|May 14, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] da29df68a790c6247a4b5050b1e81161308cf276 5376 2008-01-30T19:48:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Having up since eleven and had breakfast, or what and gone to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], I started the day watching the boys playing cards at the mill. I didn't have trouble passing the time and soon it was day light and the men came to work again. Although I had permission to go home, I preferred to stay and help the men. We got busier than was expected and I was glad I stayed. In the afternoon I hauled a load of furniture to our home to be and spent some time setting up beds & putting up curtains. It was wet & rainy again, but I guess the warm clear weather is saving itself for [[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|next Sat]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 12, 1939|May 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 14, 1939|May 14, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] da29df68a790c6247a4b5050b1e81161308cf276 0 2731 5380 2008-01-30T20:55:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed "next" date wikitext text/x-wiki "Thou shalt lift up thy face unto God, and be at peace." {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 13, 1939|May 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 15, 1939|May 15, 1939]] }} ec53fa5936054764311ae68208fc54408411f4c5 5382 2008-01-30T20:55:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed "next" date wikitext text/x-wiki "Thou shalt lift up thy face unto God, and be at peace." {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 13, 1939|May 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 15, 1939|May 15, 1939]] }} ec53fa5936054764311ae68208fc54408411f4c5 0 2734 5387 2008-01-31T15:41:14Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Refreshed and rested, I pushed into the affairs of the day with joy and gladness. I was early enough to start the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. [[John]] was absent a while in the morning and all the afternoon. We were busy with trade and I went back after supper to finish my books and get things in shape for morning. [[Jane Young|Jane]] stopped to see me at noon, or rather to get her handbag. The day was encased in beautiful weather. There was frost last night & ice, but the sun soon drove that away. Four more days of single life. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 14, 1939|May 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 16, 1939|May 16, 1939]] }} 5c06a1edac9fc628e9b7817e8cb81c15d249c24a 0 2737 5392 2008-01-31T15:44:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki I got up early and got to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] early and was "boss" till [[John]] came at dinner time. We were not extra busy but not one was idle. The weather was just fine. Summer is upon us in full bloom. [[Flossie]] & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] were here home cleaning today. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] had 17 for supper. After supper we had another one of those [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] socials. Everyone had fun but we had a very lousey "wink" game. [[Jane Young|Jane]] didn't feel well at all. I surely she perks up before [[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|Saturday]], probably will. Maybe her trouble is similar to mine, yet I think not, even hope not. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 15, 1939|May 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 17, 1939|May 17, 1939]] }} a239af38cb2981f90afb009e4b4b0f81dfc8ca29 5394 2008-01-31T15:44:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki I got up early and got to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] early and was "boss" till [[John]] came at dinner time. We were not extra busy but not one was idle. The weather was just fine. Summer is upon us in full bloom. [[Flossie]] & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] were here home cleaning today. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] had 17 for supper. After supper we had another one of those [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] socials. Everyone had fun but we had a very lousey "wink" game. [[Jane Young|Jane]] didn't feel well at all. I surely she perks up before [[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|Saturday]], probably will. Maybe her trouble is similar to mine, yet I think not, even hope not. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 15, 1939|May 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 17, 1939|May 17, 1939]] }} a239af38cb2981f90afb009e4b4b0f81dfc8ca29 0 2739 5397 2008-01-31T15:46:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Just before we came in sight of [[Niagara Falls|Niagra Falls]] last summer on our trip, I had a little feeling of regret that our destination was so nearly reached and hoped almost despairingly that the anticipation might be prolonged. And so it is in many cases. The anticipation is so enjoyable that we fear that the actual realization of a hope or plan might prove less blissful. Could that, by chance, explain the trouble within me when I feel a grievous pain at the thought of all my "girl-pleasing, girl-teasing" days drawing so surely to a close. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 16, 1939|May 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 18, 1939|May 18, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 306683b32446c540c99840fb406de340c4261514 5399 2008-01-31T15:46:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Just before we came in sight of [[Niagara Falls|Niagra Falls]] last summer on our trip, I had a little feeling of regret that our destination was so nearly reached and hoped almost despairingly that the anticipation might be prolonged. And so it is in many cases. The anticipation is so enjoyable that we fear that the actual realization of a hope or plan might prove less blissful. Could that, by chance, explain the trouble within me when I feel a grievous pain at the thought of all my "girl-pleasing, girl-teasing" days drawing so surely to a close. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 16, 1939|May 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 18, 1939|May 18, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 306683b32446c540c99840fb406de340c4261514 0 2741 5403 2008-01-31T15:47:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Just another day to go through before the big day. Things seem rather unusually dull and quiet--like the calm before the storm. In the evening I got my hair cut and we went thru the motion of our wedding ceremony. The wedding presents are still coming in thick and fast. Everyone is just too good. I broke away early and came home to a good night's rest. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 17, 1939|May 17. 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 19, 1939|May 19, 1939]] }} f9d0ce50dbbd9efbcebc8e6dfc688c20fc5ca274 5405 2008-01-31T15:47:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Just another day to go through before the big day. Things seem rather unusually dull and quiet--like the calm before the storm. In the evening I got my hair cut and we went thru the motion of our wedding ceremony. The wedding presents are still coming in thick and fast. Everyone is just too good. I broke away early and came home to a good night's rest. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 17, 1939|May 17. 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 19, 1939|May 19, 1939]] }} f9d0ce50dbbd9efbcebc8e6dfc688c20fc5ca274 0 2751 5428 2008-02-01T17:03:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki After having had a good night's rest and not too much sleep or excitement, we got up and had a real breakfast of bacon and eggs. We left [[Lititz]] about 8:15 and stopped @ [[Kinzers]] about 9:00. We went through [[Philadelphia|Phila]] and ate lunch about 30 mile out of [[New York City|N.Y.C.]] We then came on thru and got our hotel. We got a suite of rooms for us four. Bed room, living room, bath & Pantry. We went thru Radio City or at least the N B C station - television. We saw a movie and things at Radio City Music Hall. It was then late & we washed up and went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|May 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 22, 1939|May 22, 1939]] }} 67310e18d67859ef13cd520d21f17a351076886e 0 2755 5434 2008-02-02T03:03:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki When I got awake, I couldn't tell what time it was for it was still nearly dark. By looking at my watch, I found it was about seven thirty. We took the train to the fair and soon came into seeing distance of the tall [[World's Fair|Trylon]] and large round [[World's Fair|Perisphere]], the theme center. We saw some real wonders of man. We spent a good bit of the day in the transportation area. The General Motors exhibit was by far the best, although everything was letter perfect. We got back to New York about ten oclock and after working up and eating, we all retired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 21, 1939|May 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 23, 1939|May 23, 1939]] }} 060e263b04962238f65626be7e84ad521adbebe1 5435 2008-02-02T03:03:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki When I got awake, I couldn't tell what time it was for it was still nearly dark. By looking at my watch, I found it was about seven thirty. We took the train to the fair and soon came into seeing distance of the tall [[World's Fair|Trylon]] and large round [[World's Fair|Perisphere]], the theme center. We saw some real wonders of man. We spent a good bit of the day in the transportation area. The General Motors exhibit was by far the best, although everything was letter perfect. We got back to New York about ten oclock and after working up and eating, we all retired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 21, 1939|May 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 23, 1939|May 23, 1939]] }} 060e263b04962238f65626be7e84ad521adbebe1 0 2757 5439 2008-02-02T03:14:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki We stayed in bed till nearly dinner time and then went out to the [[World's Fair|Fair]] again. Our meals are quite irregular but we are not feeling the worse for it. We buy only about one meal a day and that doesn't break us up. We saw most of the Fair by the time it was dark and then we went back to [[New York City|New York]]. We loafed around leisurely till we all finally went to bed. Big innerspring mattress in beautiful rooms just lovely. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 22, 1939|May 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 24, 1939|May 24, 1939]] }} 78d58f68dcf7ff97aa10fb97280a6f686c45bef0 5441 2008-02-02T03:14:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki We stayed in bed till nearly dinner time and then went out to the [[World's Fair|Fair]] again. Our meals are quite irregular but we are not feeling the worse for it. We buy only about one meal a day and that doesn't break us up. We saw most of the Fair by the time it was dark and then we went back to [[New York City|New York]]. We loafed around leisurely till we all finally went to bed. Big innerspring mattress in beautiful rooms just lovely. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 22, 1939|May 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 24, 1939|May 24, 1939]] }} 78d58f68dcf7ff97aa10fb97280a6f686c45bef0 0 2759 5445 2008-02-02T03:18:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't get up very soon again today and had breakfast almost at dinner time. We checked out of our hotel and went up to the top of the R.C.A. building. 70 stories. We saw the Queen Mary and almost all over [[New York City|N.Y.C.]] We then pulled out of the big city and headed up to Connecticut up along the coast, then thru Rhode Island and ended up thru Providence into Mass. We had a nice double cabin with heat, shower and even a radio. We weren't very tired and still enjoyed retiring. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 23, 1939|May 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 25, 1939|May 25, 1939]] }} 9f02b4ff2d10705e60cca4ca770a506b9322b704 5447 2008-02-02T03:18:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't get up very soon again today and had breakfast almost at dinner time. We checked out of our hotel and went up to the top of the R.C.A. building. 70 stories. We saw the Queen Mary and almost all over [[New York City|N.Y.C.]] We then pulled out of the big city and headed up to Connecticut up along the coast, then thru Rhode Island and ended up thru Providence into Mass. We had a nice double cabin with heat, shower and even a radio. We weren't very tired and still enjoyed retiring. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 23, 1939|May 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 25, 1939|May 25, 1939]] }} 9f02b4ff2d10705e60cca4ca770a506b9322b704 0 2761 5451 2008-02-02T03:22:18Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't get up very early this morning and hit the road right away. At the place where we stopped for breakfast, the waitress didn't know whether to give us the breakfast menu or dinner. We finally drove into Maine where a customer lady of [[Willis Bucher|Willis]]' was staying&mdash;a Mrs. Trefeather at Moore's. We aimed for Albany, N.Y. and started from Maine. We went through New Hampshire into Brattleboro, Vermont. Here we stopped for the night in a brand new double cabin with two bowls, two showers, two etc. We pretended to want to sleep man to man but couldn't take it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 24, 1939|May 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 26, 1939|May 26, 1939]] }} b577c8176350c8943543fd40623b0da15bec5a76 0 2764 5457 2008-02-02T03:26:34Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was pretty early when we got up and I was less a cream puff than the rest and took a cold shower. We were very much interested driving through Vermont for beside being Mrs. Kaufman's home state, it is a very beautiful piece of forestry and hills. From there it was homeward bound. We arrived in [[Lititz]] at about 8:30 and got to [[Kinzers]] 1 hour later. We said "hello" to the parent [[Youngs]] and lit in bed in our own new home&mdash;a little excited but really ready to sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 25, 1939|May 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 27, 1939|May 27, 1939]] }} 5329bca4ee07bd11252ae93de04d616abaa97ea5 0 2767 5462 2008-02-02T03:32:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Not having enough food in our pantry for breakfast, we thought my parents would like to have us as guests for breakfast. We loaded up another load of belongings and came "home." While [[Jane Young|Jane]] washed our clothes, nearly all them, I did what I could to tame down a yard that should have been mown several times since the last time. We had both dinner & supper here. Fine samples. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val visited us a little. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]], [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & I helped Jane inside the house to get things in better shape. Now it looks like bed&mdash;soon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 26, 1939|May 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 28, 1939|May 28, 1939]] }} 828050107a713ee4fb55127746680b5f46a2f055 5464 2008-02-02T03:32:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Not having enough food in our pantry for breakfast, we thought my parents would like to have us as guests for breakfast. We loaded up another load of belongings and came "home." While [[Jane Young|Jane]] washed our clothes, nearly all them, I did what I could to tame down a yard that should have been mown several times since the last time. We had both dinner & supper here. Fine samples. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val visited us a little. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]], [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & I helped Jane inside the house to get things in better shape. Now it looks like bed&mdash;soon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 26, 1939|May 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 28, 1939|May 28, 1939]] }} 828050107a713ee4fb55127746680b5f46a2f055 0 2771 5474 2008-02-02T03:43:09Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We awoke a good bit before it was time to get up &mdash; say an hour, then we got up about 5:30 and everything was lovely. I got to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] on time. It was not strange getting to work again except things needed a little "tidying up," which it surely got. It was hot as a bake oven all day and we were busy. [[John]] & [[Allen]], went to a funeral after dinner and that meant we would have had to work till about 5:30 to finish. Supper was fine. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] to pageant practice. I mowed grass. I got our possessions insured. I shaved while Jane played piano. Near to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 28, 1939|May 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 30, 1939|May 30, 1939]] }} 6f7d014b98546db6501af821e06bba228aefe03f 5476 2008-02-02T03:43:09Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We awoke a good bit before it was time to get up &mdash; say an hour, then we got up about 5:30 and everything was lovely. I got to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] on time. It was not strange getting to work again except things needed a little "tidying up," which it surely got. It was hot as a bake oven all day and we were busy. [[John]] & [[Allen]], went to a funeral after dinner and that meant we would have had to work till about 5:30 to finish. Supper was fine. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] to pageant practice. I mowed grass. I got our possessions insured. I shaved while Jane played piano. Near to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 28, 1939|May 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 30, 1939|May 30, 1939]] }} 6f7d014b98546db6501af821e06bba228aefe03f 0 2777 5487 2008-02-02T03:47:23Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We were going to lay in bed a while this morning and just naturally enjoy ourselves, but at seven o'clock the doorbell rang and we had to let the landlord in to make repairs. We transported my ten chickens from back in garden spot and fixed up a little. After dinner Betsy came and we all went over home for a grand reception in honor of the Bride and Groom by the groom's parents. After a wonderful feast and lovely evening we, four of us, went to [[Safe Harbor]] to see the moon on the river. It was a wild goose chase, but it was nice. We were late getting to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 29, 1939|May 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 31, 1939|May 31, 1939]] }} a785354bec600586ca2134cce3d33ebc7ae3ad89 0 2781 5493 2008-02-02T03:56:15Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I overslept and [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up and, like a good girl, made breakfast. [[Groffie]] came for me we went to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. Things were mostly as per usual. It was hotter than it had ever been this yeaer nd we were thirsty all the time. We got real busy in the afternoon but got finished in short order. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for supper. It was fine as usual and we ate much. We went to Young People's Choir practice and had good results. Now we sit around and expect the gang to come and serenade us. Let's see. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 30, 1939|May 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 1, 1939|Jun 1, 1939]] }} 8b5a7cdf5f92802d21fc7f5f156661cbe0b1681e 0 2577 5011 2008-02-03T02:45:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki "And what is so rare as a day in June?" Man, this one was really rare. It was hot and sticky. My shirt was really wet. It was hard to get up but we made it. Everything seems to be going rosy and lovely. I really didn't expect such close harmony between us, and yet there is no reason for it to be otherwise. We were serenaded last night and I paid out to the tune of 7 bucks. There were 60 or 70 kids here and the noise was terrific. After hurried supper we went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] had children's day practice and we were supposed to have choir practice and didn't. We got our car fixed and headed for home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 31, 1939|May 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 2, 1939|Jun 2, 1939]] }} c1ce8010a3a359923da100349f1f05aca83c3075 5013 2008-02-03T02:45:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki "And what is so rare as a day in June?" Man, this one was really rare. It was hot and sticky. My shirt was really wet. It was hard to get up but we made it. Everything seems to be going rosy and lovely. I really didn't expect such close harmony between us, and yet there is no reason for it to be otherwise. We were serenaded last night and I paid out to the tune of 7 bucks. There were 60 or 70 kids here and the noise was terrific. After hurried supper we went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] had children's day practice and we were supposed to have choir practice and didn't. We got our car fixed and headed for home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 31, 1939|May 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 2, 1939|Jun 2, 1939]] }} c1ce8010a3a359923da100349f1f05aca83c3075 0 2604 5071 2008-02-03T02:50:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We couldn't get ourselves to feel like getting up, but we managed it all right. We had to hurry too much to suit me. I walked down and went along with [[Groffie]] to work. We found ourselves quite busy and worked hard to get finished by quitting time and were but an hour late. It sprinkled a few sparse drops of rain & was cloudy almost all day. After another fine supper, I got the old hoe and exterminated some grass and weeds from the potato patch. [[Aunt May]], [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & Esther, were here a little while in the evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 1, 1939|Jun 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 3, 1939|Jun 3, 1939]] }} 233176f5464ff7f5086634664968ebecdfcc3d42 0 2630 5133 2008-02-03T02:53:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki After a night of unappreciated dreams, we got up and had breakfast in the usual order, with not too much time to spare. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we were really busy. Phone calls meant feed orders and plenty of them. We got finished about one oclock and came ome to more work. I finished hoeing our potatoes and messed around the garden in general. It still didn't rain and still needs it. After supper we washed and dressed up and waited for company to come. No one came except the [[Young]] family, but of course, they were company enough. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 2, 1939|Jun 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 4, 1939|Jun 4, 1939]] }} 0fc0fc4edd1c3a874453797aa6ebed86123fdb90 0 2636 5144 2008-02-03T02:57:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] stirred this morning and got up before me. We had a leisurely breakfast and went off to Sunday School amid blessed showers of rain. Attendance at services was scanty, but the services were all fine. After a blue ribbon dinner we both, Jane and I, slept or dozed most of the time in the afternoon. After supper, we took Esther along to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Jane led a nice meeting. We had slides in church afterwards, the gang came here to visit, we played & ate and enjoyed a pleasant evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 3, 1939|Jun 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 5, 1939|Jun 5, 1939]] }} 8b3dc58d6a1992ea4ccf9946641105438a1be795 5146 2008-02-03T02:57:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] stirred this morning and got up before me. We had a leisurely breakfast and went off to Sunday School amid blessed showers of rain. Attendance at services was scanty, but the services were all fine. After a blue ribbon dinner we both, Jane and I, slept or dozed most of the time in the afternoon. After supper, we took Esther along to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Jane led a nice meeting. We had slides in church afterwards, the gang came here to visit, we played & ate and enjoyed a pleasant evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 3, 1939|Jun 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 5, 1939|Jun 5, 1939]] }} 8b3dc58d6a1992ea4ccf9946641105438a1be795 0 2638 5150 2008-02-03T03:02:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We were supposed to get up early and get at the washing, but, as you might have guessed, we didn't get up early at all. [[Jane Young|Jane]] washed anyhow and didn't get to work early. We were not overworked at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. This time of year is slack. In the evening we went into [[Lancaster]] to [[County Chorus]] practice but not enough came to have practice so we saw a movie --"[http://imdb.com/title/tt0031404/ The Hardys Ride High]". It was a real good, decent picture. We got to bed rather late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 4, 1939|Jun 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 6, 1939|Jun 6, 1939]] }} eda395e8bd007ece5fcb187f9575aaca504c1a56 5152 2008-02-03T03:02:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We were supposed to get up early and get at the washing, but, as you might have guessed, we didn't get up early at all. [[Jane Young|Jane]] washed anyhow and didn't get to work early. We were not overworked at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. This time of year is slack. In the evening we went into [[Lancaster]] to [[County Chorus]] practice but not enough came to have practice so we saw a movie --"[http://imdb.com/title/tt0031404/ The Hardys Ride High]". It was a real good, decent picture. We got to bed rather late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 4, 1939|Jun 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 6, 1939|Jun 6, 1939]] }} eda395e8bd007ece5fcb187f9575aaca504c1a56 0 2640 5156 2008-02-03T03:05:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Somehow it doesn't seem easy to get up any more. I could <strike>lay</strike> lie in bed till [[Jane Young|Jane]] got my breakfast ready, but, would that be nice? Another day at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]&mdash;an exceptionally long day, it seemed. Everything is dry and hot and badly in need of rain (or snow). After supper we went to [[Intercourse]] and bought a nice 3 way light. We came back to [[Kinzers]] to a board meeting at [[Esther]]'s. Attendance was fine and business was orderly. We had fun but had to break away and come home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 5, 1939|Jun 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 7, 1939|Jun 7, 1939]] }} 2e913a8808c99859f70cf849b0a01516b8a945aa 5158 2008-02-03T03:05:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Somehow it doesn't seem easy to get up any more. I could <strike>lay</strike> lie in bed till [[Jane Young|Jane]] got my breakfast ready, but, would that be nice? Another day at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]&mdash;an exceptionally long day, it seemed. Everything is dry and hot and badly in need of rain (or snow). After supper we went to [[Intercourse]] and bought a nice 3 way light. We came back to [[Kinzers]] to a board meeting at [[Esther]]'s. Attendance was fine and business was orderly. We had fun but had to break away and come home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 5, 1939|Jun 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 7, 1939|Jun 7, 1939]] }} 2e913a8808c99859f70cf849b0a01516b8a945aa 0 2644 5167 2008-02-04T14:59:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Just another day in many respects, yet no two days are very nearly alike. The sky seemed to promise a little or big rain soon. In the afternoon at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] I had a different kind of a task. I was shoveling & digging the banks by the tail race&mdash;broadening it. After supper I mowed the lawn and got my hair cut. Mrs. Newswenger visited [[Jane Young|Jane]] and talked and visited. A thunderstorm seems to be brewing. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 7, 1939|Jun 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 9, 1939|Jun 9, 1939]] }} 85b97477a6be2d542c39f87e48376069c02a0196 5169 2008-02-04T14:59:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Just another day in many respects, yet no two days are very nearly alike. The sky seemed to promise a little or big rain soon. In the afternoon at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] I had a different kind of a task. I was shoveling & digging the banks by the tail race&mdash;broadening it. After supper I mowed the lawn and got my hair cut. Mrs. Newswenger visited [[Jane Young|Jane]] and talked and visited. A thunderstorm seems to be brewing. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 7, 1939|Jun 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 9, 1939|Jun 9, 1939]] }} 85b97477a6be2d542c39f87e48376069c02a0196 0 2646 5173 2008-02-04T15:01:34Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up more reluctantly than I did this morning, accordingly. I got off to work earlier and we faced another hot day. By different situations arising, we were all kept quite busy all day. [[Morris]] cleaned his cistern and I drove his truck a little. I drove in home, Garden Spot, after work & got some potatoes late. We had a fine supper with spinach. Afterwards we fiddled around the garden, cleaned my car and such like. We see no visitors and will retire early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 8, 1939|Jun 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 10, 1939|Jun 10, 1939]] }} 1a3e05996c5906f91762fa6c541a574798beeee3 5175 2008-02-04T15:01:34Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up more reluctantly than I did this morning, accordingly. I got off to work earlier and we faced another hot day. By different situations arising, we were all kept quite busy all day. [[Morris]] cleaned his cistern and I drove his truck a little. I drove in home, Garden Spot, after work & got some potatoes late. We had a fine supper with spinach. Afterwards we fiddled around the garden, cleaned my car and such like. We see no visitors and will retire early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 8, 1939|Jun 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 10, 1939|Jun 10, 1939]] }} 1a3e05996c5906f91762fa6c541a574798beeee3 0 2579 5016 2008-02-04T15:06:52Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Who can sit at the close of a lovely day, when he has been surrounded by blessings and wondrous moments, and express the thankfulness and depth of satisfaction and joy that is in his heart? We finished at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] shortly after dinner. We got ready then and went to [[Ellis Keene]]'s & Magdeline's wedding at [[Middle Octararo]]. Through heavy showers that ne'er reached here, we went to [[Lancaster]] to shop. After a light supper, [[Ethel]] came to visit us. We had a lovely time and walked her to the bus. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 9, 1939|Jun 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 11, 1939|Jun 11, 1939]] }} 2b7fd23705d396a7b327db79c53ac2eb51547678 0 3461 6753 2008-02-04T15:11:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Middle Octararo, PA''' was a settlement in eastern [[Lancaster County]]. It no longer exists under this name. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 46ab92dd91e2621de79307bcf2b3d8d1c77519e9 0 2583 5027 2008-02-04T15:20:18Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 dates wikitext text/x-wiki Two alarm clocks called out the alarm that it was five thirty and two of us hurried to quiet their feverish tinglings. Two of us had breakfast and the like. Then I went to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] & [[Jane Young|Jane]] stayed behind to finish up and do the washing. The day was nice after the rain&mdash;a perfect day in June. We were not rushed again and [[Groffie]] & I worked in the tail race. After a nice supper, we hurriedly dressed & took Stan along to [[County Chorus|Chorus]] practice in [[Lancaster]]. We got home quite early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 11, 1939|Jun 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 13, 1939|Jun 13, 1939]] }} d88cdebf3a81e58e8e0b5436b7e0d5cbaebb6fc1 5029 2008-02-04T15:20:18Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 dates wikitext text/x-wiki Two alarm clocks called out the alarm that it was five thirty and two of us hurried to quiet their feverish tinglings. Two of us had breakfast and the like. Then I went to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] & [[Jane Young|Jane]] stayed behind to finish up and do the washing. The day was nice after the rain&mdash;a perfect day in June. We were not rushed again and [[Groffie]] & I worked in the tail race. After a nice supper, we hurriedly dressed & took Stan along to [[County Chorus|Chorus]] practice in [[Lancaster]]. We got home quite early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 11, 1939|Jun 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 13, 1939|Jun 13, 1939]] }} d88cdebf3a81e58e8e0b5436b7e0d5cbaebb6fc1 0 2585 5033 2008-02-04T15:23:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This forenoon [[Earl]] & I handled dirt from the sides of the tail race again. It was good exercise, interesting work as well as a chance to work in the sun. This afternoon we were busy in the feed dept. once again but got done good and early. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for supper. [[Jane Young|Jane]] entertained the [[Guild]] in the evening. There was not so good a turnout due to the fact that we were having very heavy showers with thunderstorms. The meeting didn't break up until eleven. Then it was bed time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 12, 1939|Jun 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 14, 1939|Jun 14, 1939]] }} 88edf4bbbda23eab5523e3101cac49701168af2c 5035 2008-02-04T15:23:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This forenoon [[Earl]] & I handled dirt from the sides of the tail race again. It was good exercise, interesting work as well as a chance to work in the sun. This afternoon we were busy in the feed dept. once again but got done good and early. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for supper. [[Jane Young|Jane]] entertained the [[Guild]] in the evening. There was not so good a turnout due to the fact that we were having very heavy showers with thunderstorms. The meeting didn't break up until eleven. Then it was bed time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 12, 1939|Jun 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 14, 1939|Jun 14, 1939]] }} 88edf4bbbda23eab5523e3101cac49701168af2c 0 2587 5038 2008-02-04T15:25:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The day was not clear when it dawned this morning but eventually the sun came out and it was fair again. The shower of last night made everything look fresh and new and, indeed, gave us humans a new lease on life. [[Groffie]] started washing the windows at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and things were more brisk. In the evening I picked 8 qts. of cherries and we <strike>stemmed</strike> seeded them till nine-thirty when it was bedtime. No time for our weeknight date but we're grown up now. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 13, 1939|Jun 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 15, 1939|Jun 15, 1939]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] 298d11b8c7d1732017043752843f33f10c89afa5 5040 2008-02-04T15:25:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The day was not clear when it dawned this morning but eventually the sun came out and it was fair again. The shower of last night made everything look fresh and new and, indeed, gave us humans a new lease on life. [[Groffie]] started washing the windows at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and things were more brisk. In the evening I picked 8 qts. of cherries and we <strike>stemmed</strike> seeded them till nine-thirty when it was bedtime. No time for our weeknight date but we're grown up now. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 13, 1939|Jun 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 15, 1939|Jun 15, 1939]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] 298d11b8c7d1732017043752843f33f10c89afa5 0 2589 5044 2008-02-04T15:28:32Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I don't know why, but getting up goes terrible hard for me, even now yet. I thought that, for sure, after I was married I could get out of my bed without a lot of back-biting. Maybe I should do something about it&mdash;really, I am getting enough sleep. Now, at the mill today, we found ourselves busy again. We "changed the sewing" in the office. We picked & seeded 15 qt of cherries more this evening. [[Luetta Sheaffer|Mrs. Y]] & kids & Ruth came & helped us&mdash;we didn't finish till nine thirty. Then everything stopped & [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 14, 1939|Jun 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 16, 1939|Jun 16, 1939]] }} df71c01fd905f195dea873e93b72fcaeed0016bf 5046 2008-02-04T15:28:32Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I don't know why, but getting up goes terrible hard for me, even now yet. I thought that, for sure, after I was married I could get out of my bed without a lot of back-biting. Maybe I should do something about it&mdash;really, I am getting enough sleep. Now, at the mill today, we found ourselves busy again. We "changed the sewing" in the office. We picked & seeded 15 qt of cherries more this evening. [[Luetta Sheaffer|Mrs. Y]] & kids & Ruth came & helped us&mdash;we didn't finish till nine thirty. Then everything stopped & [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 14, 1939|Jun 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 16, 1939|Jun 16, 1939]] }} df71c01fd905f195dea873e93b72fcaeed0016bf 0 2600 5065 2008-02-07T03:34:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The sound of the rain took me back to the farm in mind. I thought I could sleep on and rest a-while longer. But I was sadly mistaken. I was only miller and carpenter today. I didn't help downstairs one bit. We got two nice presents yet today. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] gave us peas & Grandma Y. cherries also. It rained all day. In the evening Yuninger brought Mother & I some of the Brackbill children. They looked the place over & seemed tickled. It still rains and is time to turn in. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 18, 1939|Jun 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 20, 1939|Jun 20, 1939]] }} bf1b56a930b8f1fd0dcd7d7d0c9eb1b237b58b8d 0 2607 5076 2008-02-07T04:05:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed page. wikitext text/x-wiki Today was nice. The rain was no over yet this morning and so [[Jane Young|Jane]] didn't do the washing again. A few heavy showers made things a bit wetter. [[Dick]] & I worked a good part of the time in the garret cleaning up. It was very dirty & dusty & hot, and both of us were sick of it till evening. After supper Betty D. visited a little. I trimmed hedge till dark & went to N---s. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for supper again, nicely. The work was done early & now we read for a change. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 19, 1939|Jun 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 21, 1939|Jun 21, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 508c66b656d64a63818e333fba2ad06acf7d35fb 5078 2008-02-07T04:05:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed page. wikitext text/x-wiki Today was nice. The rain was no over yet this morning and so [[Jane Young|Jane]] didn't do the washing again. A few heavy showers made things a bit wetter. [[Dick]] & I worked a good part of the time in the garret cleaning up. It was very dirty & dusty & hot, and both of us were sick of it till evening. After supper Betty D. visited a little. I trimmed hedge till dark & went to N---s. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for supper again, nicely. The work was done early & now we read for a change. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 19, 1939|Jun 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 21, 1939|Jun 21, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 508c66b656d64a63818e333fba2ad06acf7d35fb 0 2609 5082 2008-02-07T04:26:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed category wikitext text/x-wiki The sun was shining brightly this morning when our kind Big Ben called us. We soon got up for we both had early morning work to do. [[Jane Young|Jane]] her washing, and I had potatoes to dust before the sun took the dew away. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], things were normal. I nearly finished the cleaning in the garret. The feed business was about the same. [[Groffie]] brought cobs before supper. Supper was large & good. W. Wenger came just to see us. I hoed garden & Jane ironed. I quit at dark but she is still at it. &mdash;9:15 P.M. This is Wed. night, but Jane said "Old Man 'Usta' is dead." {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 20, 1939|Jun 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 22, 1939|Jun 22, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 3b85abfe843a22e8f64e90bdf0bb724497357a1a 5084 2008-02-07T04:26:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed category wikitext text/x-wiki The sun was shining brightly this morning when our kind Big Ben called us. We soon got up for we both had early morning work to do. [[Jane Young|Jane]] her washing, and I had potatoes to dust before the sun took the dew away. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], things were normal. I nearly finished the cleaning in the garret. The feed business was about the same. [[Groffie]] brought cobs before supper. Supper was large & good. W. Wenger came just to see us. I hoed garden & Jane ironed. I quit at dark but she is still at it. &mdash;9:15 P.M. This is Wed. night, but Jane said "Old Man 'Usta' is dead." {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 20, 1939|Jun 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 22, 1939|Jun 22, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 3b85abfe843a22e8f64e90bdf0bb724497357a1a 0 3320 6529 2008-02-07T20:09:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chestnut Level''' refers either to the town of [http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?city=Chestnut%20Level&state=PA&country=us Chestnut Level, PA], south of [[Lancaster]], or to [http://www.chestnutlevel.org/ Chestnut Level Presbyterian Church] near [[Quarryville]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] [[Category:Organizations]] c6e9647909bafbecc26eff94eb71a2c8a024ab68 0 2622 5111 2008-02-07T20:38:28Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki After a queer and slightly restless night for both of us, we got up late, both still sleepy and tired. [[John]] was still absent from the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and there were not many orders. The mill was still still and so we had quite a pleasant day of it. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to Guild at [[Mrs. Beaner]]. We were supposed to have U.C.C.E. meeting but didn't. I picked 2 qt. of raspberries and then settled down to read. It was rather a lonely evening for I am not used to such isolation. All the company I had was our neighbors radio--which reminds me of a Hotel or something. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 25, 1939|Jun 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 27, 1939|Jun 27, 1939]] }} 9e904c33f8ed8bc569176f78a381f3425acbe4c3 0 2628 5126 2008-02-07T21:24:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We weren't late this morning either. In fact, [[Groffie]] & I were the first at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[John]]'s wife & son Jackie arrived home from both World Fairs last evening and so John was a little bit late. I spent most of my day repairing the wheat cleaner; in the capacity, so it seems, of general overseer to the flour mill. After the dishes were done and the beans on the stove to cook and the raspberries ready for jelly we went to Sr. Choir practice and made out as O.K. as ever. It tried to rain a little by evening but didn't kick up much. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 28, 1939|Jun 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 30, 1939|Jun 30, 1939]] }} 6e88127b8222f53d1f894edab440567ee34e545e 5128 2008-02-07T21:24:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We weren't late this morning either. In fact, [[Groffie]] & I were the first at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[John]]'s wife & son Jackie arrived home from both World Fairs last evening and so John was a little bit late. I spent most of my day repairing the wheat cleaner; in the capacity, so it seems, of general overseer to the flour mill. After the dishes were done and the beans on the stove to cook and the raspberries ready for jelly we went to Sr. Choir practice and made out as O.K. as ever. It tried to rain a little by evening but didn't kick up much. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 28, 1939|Jun 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 30, 1939|Jun 30, 1939]] }} 6e88127b8222f53d1f894edab440567ee34e545e 0 2634 5139 2008-02-07T21:36:54Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]] didn't have to wait for me this morning again. That makes it nice. We were surely in the midst of things at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today and it all totaled up in the high figures. It was hot again--good harvest weather. Incidentally harvest is much earlier this year for many farmers have threshed already. I carted the books home with me this evening. After supper we went to a fake orchestra practice, and to a sparsely attended but quite worthwhile Preparatory service at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 29, 1939|Jun 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 1, 1939|Jul 1, 1939]] }} d8cff99f40b539f5bf6215c4451ece67615ee5a5 5140 2008-02-07T21:36:54Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]] didn't have to wait for me this morning again. That makes it nice. We were surely in the midst of things at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today and it all totaled up in the high figures. It was hot again--good harvest weather. Incidentally harvest is much earlier this year for many farmers have threshed already. I carted the books home with me this evening. After supper we went to a fake orchestra practice, and to a sparsely attended but quite worthwhile Preparatory service at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 29, 1939|Jun 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 1, 1939|Jul 1, 1939]] }} d8cff99f40b539f5bf6215c4451ece67615ee5a5 0 2502 4838 2008-02-07T21:47:23Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Oh Yes! Dear Diary the "better half" takes the pen while "[[E. Herman Brackbill|Hubby]] sleeps". We rose reluctantly when the alarm woke us but hurried to get Breakfast and send hubby to work. I worked around in the kitchen all morn making things to satisfy our hunger. In afternoon Herman mowed yard & hoed garden while I cleaned and entertained [[Emma R.]] Herm made a lot of noise falling down the cellar steps but thank goodness he wasn't hurt. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here too today. Well, it's 9:25 and no company yet, so I guess I'll wake Herm & we'll go to bed! ==Commentary== This is the first entry in the journal where [[Jane Young|Jane]] writes the journal entry. This was to happen again several times in 1940. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 30, 1939|Jun 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 2, 1939|Jul 2, 1939]] }} [[Category:Journal entries by Jane]] a8d2adab22262baf171533d1fd92d68de75b43c3 0 2523 4898 2008-02-08T03:33:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki After having been abed for twelve successive hours I got up and [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up. It was a nice bright Sunday that greeted us and we were expecting to make the best of it. After Sunday School, we had a communion service at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. After church, dinner at home -- a good one. After dinner we had more sleep till a whole raft of company came -- Sheaffers, Youngs, & Cousin Billy Jr. & wife & sisters & "distant relations." I led outdoor [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] We dropped in on Grandma Y. The moon is very lovely. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 2, 1939|Jul 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 4, 1939|Jul 4, 1939]] }} 34f51c6a15e0310af15eef6ba839ae37d9b458fc 4900 2008-02-08T03:33:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki After having been abed for twelve successive hours I got up and [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up. It was a nice bright Sunday that greeted us and we were expecting to make the best of it. After Sunday School, we had a communion service at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. After church, dinner at home -- a good one. After dinner we had more sleep till a whole raft of company came -- Sheaffers, Youngs, & Cousin Billy Jr. & wife & sisters & "distant relations." I led outdoor [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] We dropped in on Grandma Y. The moon is very lovely. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 2, 1939|Jul 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 4, 1939|Jul 4, 1939]] }} 34f51c6a15e0310af15eef6ba839ae37d9b458fc 0 2562 4980 2008-02-08T03:59:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Turning our backs on a good chance to lay in bed and "cat nap" to our hearts desire, we once again arose shortly after 5:30 and began a holiday. After canning raspberries, planting celery and the like, we picked up [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] and went over to "Garden Spot" (home) to spend the day. The sun put its mark on shirtless me, pitching wheat with the rest of them. We quit, or finished early, and had a dandy swim and a big freezer of icecream in the evening. We returned home and retired at no early hour but with burn in my back. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 3, 1939|Jul 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 5, 1939|Jul 5, 1939]] }} 838fa8921cd7abca9fd491c9d3538917a76cda44 0 2553 4962 2008-02-08T04:02:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Monday, that means get up and go to work. It doesn't seem so bad because tomorrow is a holiday. The new wheat is coming in to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today, some fit to mill and some too tough. We are just finishing the old crop up. Every thing together makes us considerably busy. After working late and eating later, [[Jane Young|Jane]] and I loaded [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[Luetta Sheaffer|"Mamma"]] and went to Sheaffers to pick some raspberries. We got 6 qt apiece and visited a nice long while. After returning home, we went directly to bed and entered upon a good night's sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 2, 1939|Jul 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 4, 1939|Jul 4, 1939]] }} 85d97697b1ea25e02b2ff435f8e1addbe188e765 0 2566 4986 2008-02-08T04:06:55Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The grind again. I received nothing for my trouble yesterday but a very severe cold. I didn't even get rested. [[Allen]] didn't get to work today on account of he was sick with influenza. [[Groffie]] took his place (tried to) and I got several swell trips out in the little truck. It was a hot day, but we had quite a few showers of rain to keep the dust down. After a late supper, [[Earl Beane]] dropped in to visit & collect for the building fund. We left it get late on us and till [[Jane Young|Jane]] finished the ironing and canning it was nigh bed time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 4, 1939|Jul 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 6, 1939|Jul 6, 1939]] }} 00b29faecde6b0c27965bda478610ad945da1b49 0 2569 4991 2008-02-08T04:10:59Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Allen]] was absent again today but I didn't get out in the truck much. Well, we weren't very busy and [[Groffie]] could take care of it. Hun & I had carpender work in the garret which we nicely attended to, even getting our shirts & pants soaked will sweat, so you know it was hot. Supper was late again and as soon, or before the dishes were all away, [[Elsie]] & [[Miriam Groff]] came to visit. We were expecting someone & didn't know who. [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s doing office work but it's late enough to quit. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 5, 1939|Jul 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 7, 1939|Jul 7, 1939]] }} 719fa27a1c894a511824fd8b4e9edaa16f3cab0b 4993 2008-02-08T04:10:59Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Allen]] was absent again today but I didn't get out in the truck much. Well, we weren't very busy and [[Groffie]] could take care of it. Hun & I had carpender work in the garret which we nicely attended to, even getting our shirts & pants soaked will sweat, so you know it was hot. Supper was late again and as soon, or before the dishes were all away, [[Elsie]] & [[Miriam Groff]] came to visit. We were expecting someone & didn't know who. [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s doing office work but it's late enough to quit. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 5, 1939|Jul 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 7, 1939|Jul 7, 1939]] }} 719fa27a1c894a511824fd8b4e9edaa16f3cab0b 0 2571 4996 2008-02-08T04:25:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] had to coax me a couple of times to get me up and at the time I was eating breakfast I should have been at work. The day started out very warm and ended up hot with some very hot in between and only a little shower to make it cooler. [[Allen]] was back again and we were busy. We worked late as usual. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] was here for supper. After supper, we went over home and washed the car & took a swim. We had trouble starting the car but made out. We had nice watermelon & came on home to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 6, 1939|Jul 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 8, 1939|Jul 8, 1939]] }} a8b7d42d6348a9343859a30fbfb9a35f07b9e88c 0 2573 5001 2008-02-08T15:27:50Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was so hot it bed this morning that I sweated. The day grew warmer as it grew older and all we could do was grin and bear it. I was mechanic and fixed the eccentrics on the wheat cleaner and it took most of the forenoon. [[Groffie]] & I took a dip after dinner. We got our piano tuned. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was busy in the afternoon and of course I got in her road as usual. It sort of burned me up and I wasn't feeling good anyhow, & I've been missing my lovin' so we aren't petting this Sat. night. Maybe sometime, again, for I gotta be wanted and appreciated. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 7, 1939|Jul 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 9, 1939|Jul 9, 1939]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 9f0a92cfab238940787aea9fde8c606c0fed9f42 5002 2008-02-08T15:27:50Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was so hot it bed this morning that I sweated. The day grew warmer as it grew older and all we could do was grin and bear it. I was mechanic and fixed the eccentrics on the wheat cleaner and it took most of the forenoon. [[Groffie]] & I took a dip after dinner. We got our piano tuned. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was busy in the afternoon and of course I got in her road as usual. It sort of burned me up and I wasn't feeling good anyhow, & I've been missing my lovin' so we aren't petting this Sat. night. Maybe sometime, again, for I gotta be wanted and appreciated. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 7, 1939|Jul 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 9, 1939|Jul 9, 1939]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 9f0a92cfab238940787aea9fde8c606c0fed9f42 0 2575 5005 2008-02-08T15:41:48Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki No matter how much time we have in which to get ready for a certain thing, we always fiddle around until we have to hurry like anything to get there and then just make it. So it was with Sunday School. After [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] we went to [[Uncle Ralph's]] for dinner, a swell one. Later in the afternoon we went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & I swam. Then we had a little supper. We had a nice [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] meeting. Afterwards it was kinda bum. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val visited us afterwards & I kinda "beefed around." Now it's bedtime & quite a few hours were wasted. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 8, 1939|Jul 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 10, 1939|Jul 10, 1939]] }} 0ab624ed123efaac735765ee77910386cf7d1d73 5007 2008-02-08T15:41:48Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki No matter how much time we have in which to get ready for a certain thing, we always fiddle around until we have to hurry like anything to get there and then just make it. So it was with Sunday School. After [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] we went to [[Uncle Ralph's]] for dinner, a swell one. Later in the afternoon we went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & I swam. Then we had a little supper. We had a nice [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] meeting. Afterwards it was kinda bum. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val visited us afterwards & I kinda "beefed around." Now it's bedtime & quite a few hours were wasted. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 8, 1939|Jul 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 10, 1939|Jul 10, 1939]] }} 0ab624ed123efaac735765ee77910386cf7d1d73 0 2504 4843 2008-02-11T15:10:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed forward link wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] was a little bit under the weather with a cold and everything today, but she got up as usual and sent me off to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. She didn't wash (our clothes) though, even if it was a nice clear day. It was nice at the mill too. The weather was not so warm. In the afternoon we had a windstorm and a rain. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for supper & Red came. We hurried and went "over [[Brackbill Farm|home]]" to a Guild doggie roast where everybody had a swell time. [[Barney]] & I did all the work, almost, but were very well repaid. Bed later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 9, 1939|Jul 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 11-12, 1939|Jul 11-12, 1939]] }} d17990547839674d6578788f2690f161e104bd1a 4845 2008-02-11T15:10:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed forward link wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] was a little bit under the weather with a cold and everything today, but she got up as usual and sent me off to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. She didn't wash (our clothes) though, even if it was a nice clear day. It was nice at the mill too. The weather was not so warm. In the afternoon we had a windstorm and a rain. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for supper & Red came. We hurried and went "over [[Brackbill Farm|home]]" to a Guild doggie roast where everybody had a swell time. [[Barney]] & I did all the work, almost, but were very well repaid. Bed later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 9, 1939|Jul 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 11-12, 1939|Jul 11-12, 1939]] }} d17990547839674d6578788f2690f161e104bd1a 0 2507 4852 2008-02-11T15:11:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Up again and going again, it is not always late. This morning was a little bit cooler but you could sweat if you wanted to. [[John]] twice told me not to go down stairs to help the boys, that they were not busy, but they didn't agree with him. Nevertheless, I managed to find plenty to do up in "my " three upper floors. After a hurried supper, I went back to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. [[Dick]] needed a load for tomorrow & that meant running till about one thirty. I had no visitors, save one customer. Everything was going fine & I was reading when, almost midnight, swish, the mill slowed down & stopped, I jumped out of my site and flew to 'er rescue. The main drive belt had torn when it laced and I jumped to work and got them thar wheels a-turnin' again. At 1:30 I shut down and by 2:00 I was home in bed. We got up about 7:30 & after breakfast I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to work and went to Shirks & got my car inspected. After a swell dinner at [[Youngs]], I went to the mill again & employed myself with the usual millers routine. A Curtis Publishing employee was here. After supper we went to S.S. teacher's & officer's meeting. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] board meeting with no large turnout. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 10, 1939|Jul 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1939|Jul 13, 1939]] }} 88f168b7f3981b15b0bdcca9d4b77ba704e629c6 4854 2008-02-11T15:11:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Up again and going again, it is not always late. This morning was a little bit cooler but you could sweat if you wanted to. [[John]] twice told me not to go down stairs to help the boys, that they were not busy, but they didn't agree with him. Nevertheless, I managed to find plenty to do up in "my " three upper floors. After a hurried supper, I went back to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. [[Dick]] needed a load for tomorrow & that meant running till about one thirty. I had no visitors, save one customer. Everything was going fine & I was reading when, almost midnight, swish, the mill slowed down & stopped, I jumped out of my site and flew to 'er rescue. The main drive belt had torn when it laced and I jumped to work and got them thar wheels a-turnin' again. At 1:30 I shut down and by 2:00 I was home in bed. We got up about 7:30 & after breakfast I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to work and went to Shirks & got my car inspected. After a swell dinner at [[Youngs]], I went to the mill again & employed myself with the usual millers routine. A Curtis Publishing employee was here. After supper we went to S.S. teacher's & officer's meeting. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] board meeting with no large turnout. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 10, 1939|Jul 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1939|Jul 13, 1939]] }} 88f168b7f3981b15b0bdcca9d4b77ba704e629c6 0 2509 4858 2008-02-11T15:17:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed before date wikitext text/x-wiki Both of us were too, too sleepy, tired and lazy (mostly) to get up when we should have and as a result we had to hurry and then were late for [[Groffie]]. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] things were very usual. In the afternoon, [[John]] "didn't come back to work." We were not rushed and so it was very nice (naturally). After supper [[Mim K.]] & [[Roberta]] dropped in on us. [[Milly]] & [[Charlotte]] came to a committee meeting to plan an [[East Branch]] picnic & splash party. [[Jane Young|Jane]] "looked it up" and discovered that this is my third anniversary of milling. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 11-12, 1939|Jul 11-12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 14, 1939|Jul 14, 1939]] }} 22c76da9fd602b563a44a4148abf5daed1dd00d7 4860 2008-02-11T15:17:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed before date wikitext text/x-wiki Both of us were too, too sleepy, tired and lazy (mostly) to get up when we should have and as a result we had to hurry and then were late for [[Groffie]]. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] things were very usual. In the afternoon, [[John]] "didn't come back to work." We were not rushed and so it was very nice (naturally). After supper [[Mim K.]] & [[Roberta]] dropped in on us. [[Milly]] & [[Charlotte]] came to a committee meeting to plan an [[East Branch]] picnic & splash party. [[Jane Young|Jane]] "looked it up" and discovered that this is my third anniversary of milling. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 11-12, 1939|Jul 11-12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 14, 1939|Jul 14, 1939]] }} 22c76da9fd602b563a44a4148abf5daed1dd00d7 0 2513 4870 2008-02-11T15:31:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed typo wikitext text/x-wiki Saturday is Saturday, of course. Up and to work again as usual only the wife had, and usually has, a different day. Usually she does her baking, cleaning, etc., etcetera. When I came home from work shortly after dinner, she was pretty well finished and had a lunch all packed for our evening meal. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] went with us. We picked up [[Ethel]] in [[Lancaster]], went to [[Woodbine]], York Co. to a League meeting, Picnic, games, and a wonderful campfire meeting. We came home by the [[Conowingo Dam|Connowingo Dam]] but had a difficult time finding the way. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 14, 1939|Jul 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 16, 1939|Jul 16, 1939]] }} ccf2d43044858636e73fde40de266c054883a6f8 4872 2008-02-11T15:31:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed typo wikitext text/x-wiki Saturday is Saturday, of course. Up and to work again as usual only the wife had, and usually has, a different day. Usually she does her baking, cleaning, etc., etcetera. When I came home from work shortly after dinner, she was pretty well finished and had a lunch all packed for our evening meal. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] went with us. We picked up [[Ethel]] in [[Lancaster]], went to [[Woodbine]], York Co. to a League meeting, Picnic, games, and a wonderful campfire meeting. We came home by the [[Conowingo Dam|Connowingo Dam]] but had a difficult time finding the way. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 14, 1939|Jul 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 16, 1939|Jul 16, 1939]] }} ccf2d43044858636e73fde40de266c054883a6f8 0 2515 4876 2008-02-11T15:37:46Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 typo wikitext text/x-wiki Then came Sunday, for many, many reasons, the best day of the week. After getting up the latest hour possible, we scrambled off to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. I forgot my, or a, handkerchief & my nose almost ran off. I had really a horrible time & won't forget so soon again. After a dinner at home, we took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] with us and went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for supper & to visit. After a nice discursive [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] meeting, we came home & his escourts had brought [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] in from [[Waynesburg]]. The whole immediate family was there & we had just a lot of good time. Of course, "to bed" finished the day. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1939|Jul 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 17, 1939|Jul 17, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 35dd4e1e51928f336ac0e29e4eea2c209eafe5c0 4878 2008-02-11T15:37:46Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 typo wikitext text/x-wiki Then came Sunday, for many, many reasons, the best day of the week. After getting up the latest hour possible, we scrambled off to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. I forgot my, or a, handkerchief & my nose almost ran off. I had really a horrible time & won't forget so soon again. After a dinner at home, we took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] with us and went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for supper & to visit. After a nice discursive [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] meeting, we came home & his escourts had brought [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] in from [[Waynesburg]]. The whole immediate family was there & we had just a lot of good time. Of course, "to bed" finished the day. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1939|Jul 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 17, 1939|Jul 17, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 35dd4e1e51928f336ac0e29e4eea2c209eafe5c0 0 2517 4882 2008-02-11T16:30:48Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was hard to get awake to the fact that this, again, was Monday, a day of work & getting up early. After I once got the fact through my mind & body, I found it very delightful & enlightening. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], things were very normal. The phone rang every few minutes & [[Dick]] went to [[Philadelphia|Philly]] with an Amish passenger, [[Dan Lapp]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was tired & I was late. Supper was at 6:15 & it was almost 8:00 when I finished the dishes. Jane is ironing because [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] will be coming to visit us over night tomorrow. "All's well that ends well"--I hope, I hope, I hope, I hope, I hope. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 16, 1939|Jul 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 18, 1939|Jul 18, 1939]] }} 67111dc07258b8404d0df8f37916658d93b061b2 0 2519 4887 2008-02-11T17:02:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I was practically "dead to the world" this morning and as usual I felt "fit as a fiddle" once I started to work. It was a day as nearly perfect as one could wish for. Not only the weather, but every minute was most enjoyable. We were getting wheat in by the truckload. After work I went in [[Brackbill Farm|"home"]] & saw [[Kenny]] & [[Bobby]]. I saw Aunt Phi___ earlier. I brought [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] here for supper and as an over-night guest. He brought [[Mary Jane]] for the evening & we had a very nice time. Icecream was enjoyed by all. We all took her home (by her consent). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 17, 1939|Jul 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 19, 1939|Jul 19, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] ae92d143c4d9ce68eafe85a758f91c69e36a2ce6 4889 2008-02-11T17:02:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I was practically "dead to the world" this morning and as usual I felt "fit as a fiddle" once I started to work. It was a day as nearly perfect as one could wish for. Not only the weather, but every minute was most enjoyable. We were getting wheat in by the truckload. After work I went in [[Brackbill Farm|"home"]] & saw [[Kenny]] & [[Bobby]]. I saw Aunt Phi___ earlier. I brought [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] here for supper and as an over-night guest. He brought [[Mary Jane]] for the evening & we had a very nice time. Icecream was enjoyed by all. We all took her home (by her consent). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 17, 1939|Jul 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 19, 1939|Jul 19, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] ae92d143c4d9ce68eafe85a758f91c69e36a2ce6 0 2521 4893 2008-02-11T17:03:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Now this morning is different, quite, Our potatoes needed dusting so badly that I just <u>had</u> to get up 15 minutes earlier and dust them. I had to waken [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] for breakfast so the bed must have been comfortable. I took him home before I went to work. Today everything was all right. The afternoon just flew. We worked till six hauling wheat in. After supper [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] came and she & [[Jane Young|Jane]] played duets on the piano - I read a couple of chapters of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Virginian "The Virginian"] and after Jane took Nancy home, repaired to bed and other nocturnal pleasures. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 18, 1939|Jul 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 20, 1939|Jul 20, 1939]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] 19732deba2a17681cd5950723f46dc7367398156 0 2525 4904 2008-02-11T17:03:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This morning I got up a little stiff from yesterday hustle & strain. I was not alone in this stiffness for [[Groffie]] & [[Allen]] both complained of the same ailment. The day did not run away although it did not drag. We are nearly full of wheat at the mill now and it takes shoveling & leveling to place it. I got my haircut before supper. Right after supper we went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] to an Icecream party. We were all there but [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]. [[Louise K.]] & [[Aldena]] were extra, even [[Grammy]]. We swam, and of course, ate, and sang till it was bed time then we all went home -- about 10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 19, 1939|Jul 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 21, 1939|Jul 21, 1939]] }} be35ca130d65ee02ecfde8df58c0968bb8606ba9 4906 2008-02-11T17:03:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This morning I got up a little stiff from yesterday hustle & strain. I was not alone in this stiffness for [[Groffie]] & [[Allen]] both complained of the same ailment. The day did not run away although it did not drag. We are nearly full of wheat at the mill now and it takes shoveling & leveling to place it. I got my haircut before supper. Right after supper we went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] to an Icecream party. We were all there but [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]. [[Louise K.]] & [[Aldena]] were extra, even [[Grammy]]. We swam, and of course, ate, and sang till it was bed time then we all went home -- about 10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 19, 1939|Jul 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 21, 1939|Jul 21, 1939]] }} be35ca130d65ee02ecfde8df58c0968bb8606ba9 0 2527 4910 2008-02-12T20:29:08Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Twas early enough this morning and I had to wait a while on [[Groffie]]. I was sleepy and quite tired all day. We were terrible busy with quite big orders and it was a little bit hot. I stood it well, as I always do. After work [[Jane Young|Jane]] came for me and we went to [[Brackbill's Meadow]] to an [[East Branch]] Picnic. There was quite a large number of young people from many churches. We had a swell time with swimming, eats, ball game and ending with a nice campfire service. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] will leave us tomorrow & so we said "goodby" to him. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 20, 1939|Jul 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 22, 1939|Jul 22, 1939]] }} 3bccb308e511bbf13e29c416cd5cb98a167697cf 4912 2008-02-12T20:29:08Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Twas early enough this morning and I had to wait a while on [[Groffie]]. I was sleepy and quite tired all day. We were terrible busy with quite big orders and it was a little bit hot. I stood it well, as I always do. After work [[Jane Young|Jane]] came for me and we went to [[Brackbill's Meadow]] to an [[East Branch]] Picnic. There was quite a large number of young people from many churches. We had a swell time with swimming, eats, ball game and ending with a nice campfire service. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] will leave us tomorrow & so we said "goodby" to him. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 20, 1939|Jul 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 22, 1939|Jul 22, 1939]] }} 3bccb308e511bbf13e29c416cd5cb98a167697cf 0 2529 4916 2008-02-12T20:31:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Now the day is over but when we arose this morning the day for us had just begun. I skipped off to work as usual but it was cleaning day for [[Jane Young|Jane]]. We had a nice forenoon and got finished right at noon. After dinner I cleaned up my car and dug a few potatotes. We went to [[Lancaster]] and shopped a little. After Supper [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mamma]] came to see us. [[Flossie]] & Ike came once and we spent a very lovely & enjoyable evening talking, joking, playing the piano, etc. They left at bed time - 10:00. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 21, 1939|Jul 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 23, 1939|Jul 23, 1939]] }} 7a26f15da43b537ec08168b9d75472b7f6f6e2a0 4918 2008-02-12T20:31:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Now the day is over but when we arose this morning the day for us had just begun. I skipped off to work as usual but it was cleaning day for [[Jane Young|Jane]]. We had a nice forenoon and got finished right at noon. After dinner I cleaned up my car and dug a few potatotes. We went to [[Lancaster]] and shopped a little. After Supper [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mamma]] came to see us. [[Flossie]] & Ike came once and we spent a very lovely & enjoyable evening talking, joking, playing the piano, etc. They left at bed time - 10:00. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 21, 1939|Jul 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 23, 1939|Jul 23, 1939]] }} 7a26f15da43b537ec08168b9d75472b7f6f6e2a0 0 2532 4923 2008-02-12T20:34:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] had to get up this morning and unlock the door for the iceman but I scarcely remember it for I got up at a quarter of eight and don't remember much till that time. Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] as usual. We had dinner at home. In the afternoon we prepared a picnic with Jane's family over in "[[Brackbill's Meadow]]." We swam, played ball & shot snakes till we were terrible tired. We then went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & played with a kitten. After that we went over to [[Sheaffers]] & listened to the radio & visited for a while. So much till now. It is bed time & it won't be hard to sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 22, 1939|Jul 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 24, 1939|Jul 24, 1939]] }} e9e291a47d894750692fc3693f5538205822b1d1 4924 2008-02-12T20:34:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] had to get up this morning and unlock the door for the iceman but I scarcely remember it for I got up at a quarter of eight and don't remember much till that time. Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] as usual. We had dinner at home. In the afternoon we prepared a picnic with Jane's family over in "[[Brackbill's Meadow]]." We swam, played ball & shot snakes till we were terrible tired. We then went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & played with a kitten. After that we went over to [[Sheaffers]] & listened to the radio & visited for a while. So much till now. It is bed time & it won't be hard to sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 22, 1939|Jul 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 24, 1939|Jul 24, 1939]] }} e9e291a47d894750692fc3693f5538205822b1d1 0 2534 4927 2008-02-12T20:36:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 linked The Virginian wikitext text/x-wiki Today was a red letter day or rather a black letter day. It was not exactly "Blue Monday" yet something of that order. I was very lazy or maybe tired and so was [[Jane Young|Jane]] for she didn't do the washing as usual. It was exceedingly hot and "close" and I had a good bitt of running up and down the steps and shoveling in a hot wheat bin. In the evening I just sat and read out of "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Virginian The Virginian]" while Jane spent the evening visiting Uncle [[John Groff]]'s a little. We went to bed but it was too hot to sleep right away. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 23, 1939|Jul 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 25, 1939|Jul 25, 1939]] }} c1ee873d5b3339a26ba9b58290ffb08866c4485a 4929 2008-02-12T20:36:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 linked The Virginian wikitext text/x-wiki Today was a red letter day or rather a black letter day. It was not exactly "Blue Monday" yet something of that order. I was very lazy or maybe tired and so was [[Jane Young|Jane]] for she didn't do the washing as usual. It was exceedingly hot and "close" and I had a good bitt of running up and down the steps and shoveling in a hot wheat bin. In the evening I just sat and read out of "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Virginian The Virginian]" while Jane spent the evening visiting Uncle [[John Groff]]'s a little. We went to bed but it was too hot to sleep right away. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 23, 1939|Jul 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 25, 1939|Jul 25, 1939]] }} c1ee873d5b3339a26ba9b58290ffb08866c4485a 0 2536 4932 2008-02-12T20:59:16Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We got up when we should have this morning for a change--that is when the alarm called us. It was warm and bright and promised little or no relief for the day, which promise was faithfully kept. The only relief we got was after supper when we took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] and "swam all over the Dam." We weren't too busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. Wheat has not been coming in so fast this week but that is fine because we are practically full. The moon was pretty tonight and the old place was very attractive to her native son. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 24, 1939|Jul 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 26, 1939|Jul 26, 1939]] }} ee2440aeb74d1e4d1b79b2f21c55b1d60b2f4a2c 4934 2008-02-12T20:59:16Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We got up when we should have this morning for a change--that is when the alarm called us. It was warm and bright and promised little or no relief for the day, which promise was faithfully kept. The only relief we got was after supper when we took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] and "swam all over the Dam." We weren't too busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. Wheat has not been coming in so fast this week but that is fine because we are practically full. The moon was pretty tonight and the old place was very attractive to her native son. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 24, 1939|Jul 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 26, 1939|Jul 26, 1939]] }} ee2440aeb74d1e4d1b79b2f21c55b1d60b2f4a2c 0 2538 4938 2008-02-12T21:01:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The Novelty of getting up on time has worn off now after two days and I found it harder to get again this morning. I was by no means late however and put in a full days work. The weather was terrible. It was hot, "close," "stuffy," "sticky" and all names like that. I worked without my shirt and was wet most of the day. We had three fish for supper and they were all right. After supper I washed the dishes & [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed. I folded some 150 letters for Jane & it took quite a while--I sweated. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 25, 1939|Jul 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 27, 1939|Jul 27, 1939]] }} bf83e3546509a503148c16d9dc89f8867a5935be 0 2541 4944 2008-02-12T21:02:41Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The week so far has been pretty tough on me, or for me. It has been hot and we have been busy, but worse than that, I cannot seem to sleep soundly on such hot nights. It was sprinkling ever so little when we got up this morning. [[Jane Young|Jane]] drove me to [[Groffie]]'s. It was cloudy most all day, and it ended up with a slight thundershower just when Jane & I were ready for a swim. We drove over [[Brackbill Farm|Home]] after work for a swim and, of course, stayed for supper. We listened to the radio & gabbled & read [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_%28magazine%29 "Life"] till we very near fell asleep, then took one of those familiar trips to [[Kinzers]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 26, 1939|Jul 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 28, 1939|Jul 28, 1939]] }} a7611f3696bbc2119bdbdb7bf7346a6a4e5a41c7 0 2624 5115 2008-02-12T21:04:28Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed transposition -- had entered July 27 here wikitext text/x-wiki Having forgotten to set the alarm last night, we didn't get up till 6 oclock and so had to hurry. [[Groffie]] came up for me and my books--but reluctantly (as I found out later). [[John]] was back on the job and they finished working on the dam. We got real busy in the afternoon and worked up a sweat. After a supper of onions, etc., I didn't do much. Just tried to figure out my personal account. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was busier. She finished ironing, which took quite a while. I expect to wash & shave yet tonight but it's late now. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 26, 1939|Jun 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 28, 1939|Jun 28, 1939]] }} e0ccc23b9bc57b7599fdd09a98ece6f5283a0b10 5117 2008-02-12T21:04:28Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed transposition -- had entered July 27 here wikitext text/x-wiki Having forgotten to set the alarm last night, we didn't get up till 6 oclock and so had to hurry. [[Groffie]] came up for me and my books--but reluctantly (as I found out later). [[John]] was back on the job and they finished working on the dam. We got real busy in the afternoon and worked up a sweat. After a supper of onions, etc., I didn't do much. Just tried to figure out my personal account. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was busier. She finished ironing, which took quite a while. I expect to wash & shave yet tonight but it's late now. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 26, 1939|Jun 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 28, 1939|Jun 28, 1939]] }} e0ccc23b9bc57b7599fdd09a98ece6f5283a0b10 0 2545 4950 2008-02-12T21:05:04Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We weren't so early again this morning but in this kind of weather no one feels like even moving. I'm not complaining, but merely recording facts. The weather is hot again. The shower last evening amounted to almost nothing for a little section right around here. The beetles are bad on many crop and the dry weather a few more. [[John]] went away in the afternoon and we did all right. After supper we cleaned up and dressed up. I read--[[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the store. We sat on our new glider, a gift from [[Arthur S. Young|Dad Young]], until dark & then went inside and later to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 27, 1939|Jul 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 29, 1939|Jul 29, 1939]] }} 58a78a45a3d452f03b77dbc9cc36261569cb2052 0 2626 5121 2008-02-12T21:07:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 corrected page transposition. wikitext text/x-wiki If the early bird catches the worm, we were entitled to one this morning for I was so early that, after I walked down to Earls, I had to wait for him no short time. The feed business is picking up again. We were real busy on up until just before quitting time. We started the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] grinding again. After supper we fetched Grammy, Auntie, Mamma Y. etc. to visit us. After they left, who should come but [[Mary Jane]], Bros. & Kenny. We showed them through in like manner. We like company. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 27, 1939|Jun 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 29, 1939|Jun 29, 1939]] }} d8208d9efb63442aa70ff9aa50618da64e422051 0 2549 4956 2008-02-12T21:11:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We got around quite on time. [[Groffie]] & I each drove this morning & I had the office books to take. It seemed a little bit cooler and still "close" today. We weren't rushed but were busy. [[Allen]] & Groffie & I stayed in the afternoon till 3:30 & bagged wheat. The sweat poured from off us. After a prolonged bath, I went down to [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s home & then with the Sheaffers, Grammy & Auntie, we dined on chicken corn soup, apple pie & icecream, etc. We went to the big successful festival in town here afterwards. We enjoyed it immensely & won a watermelon on tickets someone had given me. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 28, 1939|Jul 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 30, 1939|Jul 30, 1939]] }} f73cbe48f12655451628446a98fadc0e321b1593 0 2557 4968 2008-02-12T21:13:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We were awakened early this morning, about 6 oclock, by something wonderful. The something wonderful was the most gentle yet most abundant '''''rain''''' I have ever enjoyed. When we got to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]], 3 hours later, it had almost ceased. Then it got hot. Our dinner at Uncle [[Dan Eshleman]]'s would have been perfect, but for that heat. We enjoyed a muddy little swim over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] before supper there. We worshipped with the young people of the S.S. district churches at [[Gap]] in the evening. Then we went to [[Young]]'s & had a piece of my lucky watermelon. The moon is now wonderful. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 29, 1939|Jul 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 31, 1939|Jul 31, 1939]] }} 2799d87860a7fd4ba498512cbed8226574a7e53b 0 2560 4973 2008-02-12T21:16:16Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki As Monday mornings always are, for no good reason at all, this one was a "hate to get up in the morning" one. A little hurrying & moving and eating set my blood circulating again and I was in fine shape for the day. We had a very busy time - bagging wheat, mixing feed and making out [[Social Security]] papers. I was late coming home for supper. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the ironing while I washed the dishes - [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] came up and we sat on the porch & talked & visited till bedtime. Then Jane started to read & I started to write. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 30, 1939|Jul 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 1, 1939|Aug 1, 1939]] }} 2765e5e5d9129234c773149b485b0655fb2968ef 4975 2008-02-12T21:16:16Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki As Monday mornings always are, for no good reason at all, this one was a "hate to get up in the morning" one. A little hurrying & moving and eating set my blood circulating again and I was in fine shape for the day. We had a very busy time - bagging wheat, mixing feed and making out [[Social Security]] papers. I was late coming home for supper. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the ironing while I washed the dishes - [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] came up and we sat on the porch & talked & visited till bedtime. Then Jane started to read & I started to write. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 30, 1939|Jul 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 1, 1939|Aug 1, 1939]] }} 2765e5e5d9129234c773149b485b0655fb2968ef 0 3269 6451 2008-02-15T02:47:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 entered full text of letter wikitext text/x-wiki [[Hess's Mill]]<br> [[HB Journal for Aug 4, 1937|August 4, 1937]] Dear [[Jane Young|Jane]], Don't faint, I'm writing you a letter. It is ten-thirty P.M. and I am in the office of the mill. I have been working overtime again and am getting thirty cents an hour for writing this letter. The late hours and much working are "getting me down." Your letter certainly hit the spot. I got it and the card when I went home for supper this evening. If [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]]'s birthday has passed, I must have missed it. Of course, I am home only to sleep and to eat a little. Yesterday [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] borrowed my car to go to the Sunday School picnic. Harry, Daddy, and I did not go. I had to make my own supper and cut my finger while opening a baked bean can. Tonight [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] and [[Ethel]] went to [[Mt. Gretna]] again. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] and [[Reba]] & [[Jack]] went also. I guess they are having a fine time at the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] social. Harold has my car again. He is getting watermelons. [[Newt]] stopped in here on Monday afternoon to tell me that he is going on a vacation this week. [["Vanny" Pickell]] is taking his mother and a couple of brothers to Ohio, Ill., and I don't know where all. He and [[Karl Ranck|Karl]] and I had planned to come up there ([[Pinebrook]]) on Sunday after Sunday School. This spoils the plans. I am trying to get in touch with Karl to see if he will go anyway. Maybe he will be here tonight yet. I tried to phone him but he is not home. I have few visitors here now. [[Morris]] & [[Mrs. Schnupp]] - plus the baby and "Nurse" - were here for a little while nast light, or I mean last night. (Sleepy) Do the monkeys remind you of me? I am tired and weary (and lonely and would like awful much to see you). Don't tell anyone. I feel as if you would not have to stretch your imagination when hugging the pillow. I am busy, but never too busy to think of you. I am glad you got there safe. Tell me exacly when you'll be back, so you won't catch me with another girl. I shall shut down shortly and so good night. Impatiently yours [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] P.S. I shall write to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] {{stub}} [[Category:Herman Brackbill letters]] 84969f8717ef9aab3749b4cc75eb2f3ea5260526 14 3371 6610 2008-02-15T14:50:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki This category lists employees at [[Hess's Mill]]. [[Category:People]] 00312faa67369a9137f55011b615a144aa34bf8d 0 3281 6469 2008-02-15T14:53:41Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 categorized wikitext text/x-wiki '''Dick''' was a coworker of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s at the mill. {{stub}} [[Category:Hess's Mill employees]] 32dc4c097b0897059426d6dd6d0fdc5870fe178d 0 3287 6478 2008-02-15T14:55:48Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki '''John Hess''' was a coworker of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s at [[Hess's Mill]], and was a member of the family that owned the mill if not the owner himself. {{stub}} [[Category:Hess's Mill employees|Hess, John]] 4c7f15bdacf3d96637b095fced318b1e609989f5 0 2480 4802 2008-02-15T15:11:50Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 linked allen wikitext text/x-wiki Up again, gone again -- on time, too. It was a good thing for today we were nearly swamped with orders and work. We tried to get done early but worked till nearly five again. The weather is very unusual for this time of year. Damp, rainy days -- warm, and foggy days-- "The foggy days of January" [[Allen]] says. After supper we had young people choir practice at 6:30; S.S. Association meeting at 7:00; and prayer meeting at 7:30. After that I had a date with [[Jane Young|my sweetie]] and didn't get home until late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1939|Jan 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 5, 1939|Jan 5, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] cc364448b4393cf95dc62933431fc82a0451e056 0 2703 5299 2008-02-15T15:12:14Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 linked allen wikitext text/x-wiki I was first at the mill today and it made me feel good. We were real busy, selling out seed potatoes etc. The trucks were going all the time and [[Allen]] & I worked our heads off, almost. By evening, the grippe had almost caught up with me and I was feeling bad. However, with the aide of the boys, I caught & sold fifty more of my chickens, leaving only eleven to keep. We were late for choir practice but had a good practice any way. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I enjoyed our date, not having seen each other since Sunday. I was afraid I might be sick this morning when I awoke, but I wasn't. I felt real good. But as the day grew older, I felt worse. It was a rainy day but fortunately, we were not too busy. I spent a good bit of time in the office in the warm. [[Florence Brackbill|Florence]], [[Ross Yuninger|Ross]] & the kiddies were here for supper. After supper, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to a big choir practice. Harry went to scout. Afterwards we went down to Sweigarts, [[Gap]], and bought a piano, which Jane will, to my regret, have to pay for. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 28, 1939|Mar 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 31, 1939|Mar 31, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 92d64f03a36242ff61ed9612cc6ba63b95a3b4d0 5301 2008-02-15T15:12:14Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 linked allen wikitext text/x-wiki I was first at the mill today and it made me feel good. We were real busy, selling out seed potatoes etc. The trucks were going all the time and [[Allen]] & I worked our heads off, almost. By evening, the grippe had almost caught up with me and I was feeling bad. However, with the aide of the boys, I caught & sold fifty more of my chickens, leaving only eleven to keep. We were late for choir practice but had a good practice any way. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I enjoyed our date, not having seen each other since Sunday. I was afraid I might be sick this morning when I awoke, but I wasn't. I felt real good. But as the day grew older, I felt worse. It was a rainy day but fortunately, we were not too busy. I spent a good bit of time in the office in the warm. [[Florence Brackbill|Florence]], [[Ross Yuninger|Ross]] & the kiddies were here for supper. After supper, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to a big choir practice. Harry went to scout. Afterwards we went down to Sweigarts, [[Gap]], and bought a piano, which Jane will, to my regret, have to pay for. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 28, 1939|Mar 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 31, 1939|Mar 31, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 92d64f03a36242ff61ed9612cc6ba63b95a3b4d0 0 2642 5162 2008-02-15T15:18:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 linked schnuppie wikitext text/x-wiki Up again with not the slightest promise of rain. We still live in hopes that some day we will get rain. Time went a little more swiftly and unboringly at work today. I seem to be gaining a pound or two now and then; but why shouldn't I. Lots to eat, and lots of sleep. Mr. & Mrs. [[Morris Schnupp]] & son Lem, came to pay us a nice visit in the evening. We had a swell time&mdash;but they caught us with an empty ice box and no arrangements to get any refreshments. We got to bed & sleep early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 6, 1939|Jun 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 8, 1939|Jun 8, 1939]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] d52221a4253eee717475b9189a310fb8ff6ae780 0 3289 6481 2008-02-15T15:19:16Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 Lem wikitext text/x-wiki '''Morris Schnupp''', also known as "Schnuppie," was one of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s colleagues at [[Hess's Mill]]. He was married and had a son named Lem. {{stub}} [[Category:Hess's Mill employees|Schnupp]] ebdf61a2202d8c75c87f2ad958d4f9b767c0cd84 0 2498 4829 2008-02-18T01:45:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki Laying in bed seemd to be quite the proper way to start our "day of rest." It just wouldn't have seemed right to sleep forever, so I got up and hurried off to S.S. & church. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came along home for dinner. [[Val]] & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] were here & played checkers. In the afternoon Jane & I went to Reba Plank's to a comittee meeting. [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman|Uncle Ivan]] & Sensenig's came during the afternoon. We didn't visit much. [[Mary Jane]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & we had stereoptician slides at church in the evening. I got to bed real early (1:00 a.m.) {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 7, 1939|Jan 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 9, 1939|Jan 9, 1939]] }} 32697f1dc0005514b3cfb9fdc779ece4943bcf6f 4830 2008-02-18T01:45:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki Laying in bed seemd to be quite the proper way to start our "day of rest." It just wouldn't have seemed right to sleep forever, so I got up and hurried off to S.S. & church. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came along home for dinner. [[Val]] & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] were here & played checkers. In the afternoon Jane & I went to Reba Plank's to a comittee meeting. [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman|Uncle Ivan]] & Sensenig's came during the afternoon. We didn't visit much. [[Mary Jane]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & we had stereoptician slides at church in the evening. I got to bed real early (1:00 a.m.) {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 7, 1939|Jan 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 9, 1939|Jan 9, 1939]] }} 32697f1dc0005514b3cfb9fdc779ece4943bcf6f 0 2419 4666 2008-02-18T01:46:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki This morning I slipped back into bed and slept a while after getting up time. I wasn't exactly late for work, but wasn't early. We were comfortably occupied at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. It is a treat not to be rushed. I had a nice trip over to Faust's - [[Reamstown]]. I sold some pullets -- abt 30 for a fair price. After supper I went with [[Jane Young|Jane]] to a social committee meeting which was held at [[Romaine]]'s. We made out very well and had swell eats and everything. I came home but not early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 9, 1939|Jan 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 11, 1939|Jan 11, 1939]] }} 7aac945c5b7b262734e598ca9be1c76d88e1765a 4668 4666 2008-02-18T01:46:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki This morning I slipped back into bed and slept a while after getting up time. I wasn't exactly late for work, but wasn't early. We were comfortably occupied at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. It is a treat not to be rushed. I had a nice trip over to Faust's - [[Reamstown]]. I sold some pullets -- abt 30 for a fair price. After supper I went with [[Jane Young|Jane]] to a social committee meeting which was held at [[Romaine]]'s. We made out very well and had swell eats and everything. I came home but not early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 9, 1939|Jan 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 11, 1939|Jan 11, 1939]] }} 7aac945c5b7b262734e598ca9be1c76d88e1765a 0 3308 6511 2008-02-18T01:48:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Anna May Leaman''' (b. 13 May 1891), commonly called Aunt Nan, was a sister of [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. She was married to [[Charles T. Frey]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Leamans]] 401115a69719544fd151b54f8072c4ac00d1fb12 0 2446 4738 2008-02-18T01:50:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki For a change, I got some sleep last night. I slept till eight o'clock and then went to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. I sang in the Choir as usual. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came along home for dinner & stayed in the afternoon. Yuningers came & [[Val]] & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]. We played some checkers. It was terrible windy and very cold. After supper we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & Church again. [[Mr. Kaufman]] read the "Sermon on the Mount." Then Jane practiced with [[Mrs. Kaufman]] & we visited a while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 20-21, 1939|Jan 20-21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 23, 1939|Jan 23, 1939]] }} cb4de4a33319bf0893c424fdde562ba7e8b2f0e4 0 2458 4756 2008-02-18T01:51:34Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Late again, but now, I hope, it stops. I really should get to work on time and get that [[Hess's Mill|mill]] started. The wind was blowing fiercely all day. It was not only strong, but terrible cold. In the forenoon I made a nice long trip to [[Reamstown]] which was cold. We got done at the mill in pretty good time. I brought [[John]]'s truck home & took 20 more of my chickens to Troops. I had to go without supper to get to practice on time. We had a nice rehearsal and prayer meeting. Afterwards, I had supper at [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s, made by her and very good. I came home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 24, 1939|Jan 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 26, 1939|Jan 26, 1939]] }} e6919954dbcae8b60c478a8dadc209678f35a918 0 2477 4796 2008-02-18T01:52:41Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki There didn't seem to be any special hurry to get up this morning and I didn't force myself very much. I got up late and was a few minutes late for work. Having left the ignition switch on all night, I couldn't start my car & drove [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]]'s. We were surely rushed at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again today, especially after dinner. We worked till dark - 5:30. I drove Carl's new Buick to the bank through the snow which fell early in the morning and which, even at that time, was filling the road. After supper the boys & I made a small ladder on which to keep tab of our standing in the U.C.C.C. Checker tournament. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 30, 1939|Jan 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 1, 1939|Feb 1, 1939]] }} 66c4861c2ea5d4ebd3834bee20b8eb40de223f67 0 2408 4634 2008-02-18T01:57:24Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki As ever, - - - - - - - - We were not overloaded with orders at the mill but [[Morris]] was off and [[Carl]] had 3 flat tires and that made me one hour and a half late getting home. Of course, [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] supposed I had to work overtime to make up for lateness. After supper, on our way up to a Chorus Committee meeting in [[Lancaster|Lanc]], [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took Adeline to [[Jacob Clayton Leaman|Uncle Clayton]]'s. We drove Jane's car. It rained and was damp. ==Commentary== ''Here Herman plays a little with the repeated theme of lateness by not even bothering to write anything after "as ever" except a series of dashes over three and a half lines.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 5, 1939|Feb 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 7, 1939|Feb 7, 1939]] }} 117522df00ebbbe85f6f1c458eec2e8ebd0abd16 4636 4634 2008-02-18T01:57:24Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki As ever, - - - - - - - - We were not overloaded with orders at the mill but [[Morris]] was off and [[Carl]] had 3 flat tires and that made me one hour and a half late getting home. Of course, [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] supposed I had to work overtime to make up for lateness. After supper, on our way up to a Chorus Committee meeting in [[Lancaster|Lanc]], [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took Adeline to [[Jacob Clayton Leaman|Uncle Clayton]]'s. We drove Jane's car. It rained and was damp. ==Commentary== ''Here Herman plays a little with the repeated theme of lateness by not even bothering to write anything after "as ever" except a series of dashes over three and a half lines.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 5, 1939|Feb 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 7, 1939|Feb 7, 1939]] }} 117522df00ebbbe85f6f1c458eec2e8ebd0abd16 0 2414 4651 2008-02-18T02:00:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Today, again, I was a little late, but it doesn't seem at all natural not to hear the mill running. I had a trip to [[Reamstown]] before dinner and, in the afternoon, [[Groffie]] & I worked on the waterwheel. We worked till we got it finished; that was about 5:30. After supper I dressed up again. I stopped at [[Hersheys]], [[Youngs]], the Barbers, Troops, and [[Shirks]] on my way to Choir practice; and got a haircut before I came home. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was with the guild visiting the [[United Brethen|U.B.]] Guild. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 8, 1939|Feb 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 10, 1939|Feb 10, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 60ba6da54a03cbb03a699418aa7bf3d0cc9fb1f7 4653 4651 2008-02-18T02:00:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Today, again, I was a little late, but it doesn't seem at all natural not to hear the mill running. I had a trip to [[Reamstown]] before dinner and, in the afternoon, [[Groffie]] & I worked on the waterwheel. We worked till we got it finished; that was about 5:30. After supper I dressed up again. I stopped at [[Hersheys]], [[Youngs]], the Barbers, Troops, and [[Shirks]] on my way to Choir practice; and got a haircut before I came home. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was with the guild visiting the [[United Brethen|U.B.]] Guild. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 8, 1939|Feb 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 10, 1939|Feb 10, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 60ba6da54a03cbb03a699418aa7bf3d0cc9fb1f7 0 2709 5314 2008-02-18T02:06:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] was not up very early, and the kids didn't get up in time to pack my lunch, but I got around to work all right. We didn't seem to be especially busy at any time yet we didn't get finished at the mill till about one-thirty. I washed my car for a change, also my head. [[Ellis Brackbill]]'s son brought a big load of hay. After supper, I took a load of people to [[Lancaster]] where the [[County Choir]] sang in a memorial program. We stoped at [[Ranck]]s. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I slept a little much & it made me late home. It rained. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 3, 1939|Mar 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 5, 1939|Mar 5, 1939]] }} 47dc2c7cb9303c7dddf4a8f01a1fe827896d62a9 5316 2008-02-18T02:06:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] was not up very early, and the kids didn't get up in time to pack my lunch, but I got around to work all right. We didn't seem to be especially busy at any time yet we didn't get finished at the mill till about one-thirty. I washed my car for a change, also my head. [[Ellis Brackbill]]'s son brought a big load of hay. After supper, I took a load of people to [[Lancaster]] where the [[County Choir]] sang in a memorial program. We stoped at [[Ranck]]s. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I slept a little much & it made me late home. It rained. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 3, 1939|Mar 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 5, 1939|Mar 5, 1939]] }} 47dc2c7cb9303c7dddf4a8f01a1fe827896d62a9 0 2713 5326 2008-02-18T02:08:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki I lay a while before getting up this morning. A purpose awaited me in the fact that I wasn't sick for I had felt real terrible last night. The first thing at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], [[Dick]], [[Allie|Allen]], & I loaded a load of Rohr miller's potatoes for his cellar out through the yard. It was muddy as a result of last night's thundershower. It kept getting colder. In the evening we all went in to the Olimpya Rollerscating. I skated indulging with [[Mary Jane]] & accounted for it to [[Jane Young|Jane]] afterwards taking 2 hours (almost). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 5, 1939|Mar 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 7, 1939|Mar 7, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 965e33e936459d77f15b73f3a8efbdd14481d097 5328 2008-02-18T02:08:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki I lay a while before getting up this morning. A purpose awaited me in the fact that I wasn't sick for I had felt real terrible last night. The first thing at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], [[Dick]], [[Allie|Allen]], & I loaded a load of Rohr miller's potatoes for his cellar out through the yard. It was muddy as a result of last night's thundershower. It kept getting colder. In the evening we all went in to the Olimpya Rollerscating. I skated indulging with [[Mary Jane]] & accounted for it to [[Jane Young|Jane]] afterwards taking 2 hours (almost). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 5, 1939|Mar 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 7, 1939|Mar 7, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 965e33e936459d77f15b73f3a8efbdd14481d097 0 2715 5332 2008-02-18T02:10:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki The day unfolded pleasingly, revealing a cold, snappy wind, frozen underfoot, and a bright sun in clear skies overhead. [[Groffie]] was not at the mill again today--it was the day of his Dad's sale. We were kept pretty busy and worked overtime to prepare for tomorrow. After a soupy supper, I took [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]] and [[Warren Brackbill|Warren]] to Board meeting at Emma's. We made out fine, not doing much, but we all pitched in when the eats came. We played ball with gumdrops and tried to catch them in our mouths. The moon was big and bright & I couldn't do anything. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 6, 1939|Mar 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 8, 1939|Mar 8, 1939]] }} c36d6dfc7fd4315b849a6b02f146600acdc180af 5334 2008-02-18T02:10:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki The day unfolded pleasingly, revealing a cold, snappy wind, frozen underfoot, and a bright sun in clear skies overhead. [[Groffie]] was not at the mill again today--it was the day of his Dad's sale. We were kept pretty busy and worked overtime to prepare for tomorrow. After a soupy supper, I took [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]] and [[Warren Brackbill|Warren]] to Board meeting at Emma's. We made out fine, not doing much, but we all pitched in when the eats came. We played ball with gumdrops and tried to catch them in our mouths. The moon was big and bright & I couldn't do anything. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 6, 1939|Mar 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 8, 1939|Mar 8, 1939]] }} c36d6dfc7fd4315b849a6b02f146600acdc180af 0 2719 5344 2008-02-18T02:10:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki The wind was blowing as in March this morning and it seemed to blow me under the covers and restrain me from getting up. All day I worked putting new wooden cogs in the drive wheel of the mill. It was some job but I was fit for it. We got it running by quitting time. I dressed before supper. Afterwards, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & I went to Doc Hersheys, Youngs, Windys, Troop & to church. He went on to Scout meeting. I moved in on the Jr. Guild meeting but missed all but the eats. The Brown boys & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] waited with us at church for Harry. It was eleven when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 8, 1939|Mar 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1939|Mar 10, 1939]] }} 68041ae1989806b5230da2c50b906358d2c95f8e 5346 2008-02-18T02:10:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki The wind was blowing as in March this morning and it seemed to blow me under the covers and restrain me from getting up. All day I worked putting new wooden cogs in the drive wheel of the mill. It was some job but I was fit for it. We got it running by quitting time. I dressed before supper. Afterwards, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & I went to Doc Hersheys, Youngs, Windys, Troop & to church. He went on to Scout meeting. I moved in on the Jr. Guild meeting but missed all but the eats. The Brown boys & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] waited with us at church for Harry. It was eleven when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 8, 1939|Mar 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1939|Mar 10, 1939]] }} 68041ae1989806b5230da2c50b906358d2c95f8e 0 2669 5233 2008-02-18T02:11:23Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki The whole family of us got up earlier this morning and we didn't have any last minute hurry or rush. S.S. & Church were fun. [[Mary Jane]] sang a solo in our adult choir in church. She did swell and it was her first time in the morning. I ate dinner at [[Young]]'s, a swell one as usual. We went to Betty's in the afternoon for a birthday party & supper. I had to go to Mr. Ranck's for an hour committee meeting. We had so much for supper it wasn't even funny. We were late for [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & too full to sing at Church. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I spent a good evening at her home as usual. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 18, 1939|Mar 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 20, 1939|Mar 20, 1939]] }} 3a8b9961276f90405dfba4071c27a1a7db7ee1a3 0 2682 5255 2008-02-18T02:11:57Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]] helped his parents move into their new home next to [[Young]]s and therefore was not at work today. [[Dick]] didn't go to [[Philadelphia|Philly]] and so we had him to help us. We had plenty to do but got done around five o'clock. The ground was covered with a few inches of snow when I got up, but it soon started to disappear. After supper we all went to choir practice. Rehearsal was fine only [[Mary Jane]] & [[Aldena]] were missing. Afterwards [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I talked awhile & finally went to sleep in the chair, under my coat. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1939|Mar 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1939|Mar 23, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 56a1f48b8296223af12b23d8482a0b58d803973b 5257 2008-02-18T02:11:57Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]] helped his parents move into their new home next to [[Young]]s and therefore was not at work today. [[Dick]] didn't go to [[Philadelphia|Philly]] and so we had him to help us. We had plenty to do but got done around five o'clock. The ground was covered with a few inches of snow when I got up, but it soon started to disappear. After supper we all went to choir practice. Rehearsal was fine only [[Mary Jane]] & [[Aldena]] were missing. Afterwards [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I talked awhile & finally went to sleep in the chair, under my coat. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1939|Mar 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1939|Mar 23, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 56a1f48b8296223af12b23d8482a0b58d803973b 0 2691 5279 2008-02-18T02:13:47Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Everyone got up in pretty good time and went off to Sunday School & Church. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came home with us for dinner. After dinner we went for blue bells & got some. [[Anna Leaman|Aunt Nan]], Marksberrys, [[Eunice Brackbill|Eun]] & [[Val]], and Moores came and all stayed for supper. I lead [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] [[Mary Jane]] sang a solo (for me that is, by our consent at my request). A preacher from Allen traded pulpits with Mr. Kaufman. We practiced cantata after Church. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I made the night still longer & I was dopey. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 25, 1939|Mar 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 27, 1939|Mar 27, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] d44ac413329300997ac0ee6a114efe1bd7616f2d 0 2769 5468 2008-02-18T02:19:14Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki The sun greeted us cheerily as we greeted a Sabbath together. Breakfast was just fine. S.S. was all right and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] nice. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I sat with the congregation and the choir did not sing. It was good to see everybody again and everybody seemed glad to see us. We had dinner at home again. It was real hot in the afternoon. We went over home where the boys were swimming. We got some tea and brought [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] along home for supper. She seemed tickled with our place. We went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and had a fine meeting. Rev. MacAlily preached the church service sermon. We visited [[Young]]s a few minutes. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 27, 1939|May 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 29, 1939|May 29, 1939]] }} eca08a0bbaca5d5872f2f6cf3b5ad1273a79faa3 5470 2008-02-18T02:19:14Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki The sun greeted us cheerily as we greeted a Sabbath together. Breakfast was just fine. S.S. was all right and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] nice. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I sat with the congregation and the choir did not sing. It was good to see everybody again and everybody seemed glad to see us. We had dinner at home again. It was real hot in the afternoon. We went over home where the boys were swimming. We got some tea and brought [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] along home for supper. She seemed tickled with our place. We went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and had a fine meeting. Rev. MacAlily preached the church service sermon. We visited [[Young]]s a few minutes. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 27, 1939|May 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 29, 1939|May 29, 1939]] }} eca08a0bbaca5d5872f2f6cf3b5ad1273a79faa3 0 2593 5053 2008-02-18T02:25:12Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki I got up when [[Jane Young|Jane]] did once and started the day off right. It was still as hot as last night and got as the sun beat upon us. [[Dick]] & [[Morris Schnupp|Schnuppie]] went fishing and we had the place to ourselves. We were busy, but got done till noon. Dick & [[Mick]] & [[Virginia Sheaffer|Aunt Vergie]] looked us over after dinner. We went shopping & took [[C. Everett Young|Everett]], [[Warren Brackbill|Barney]] & [[Pete Brown|Wilson]] to [[Chestnut Level]]. Then sang at [[Middle Octararo]] after lunch in [[Quarryville]]. We & Youngs visited Groffs informally. A thundershower chased heat away although we may get no rain. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 16, 1939|Jun 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 18, 1939|Jun 18, 1939]] }} d697aac6405e1dab5a2df762bf2ddb601f816c2d 0 3125 6149 2008-02-18T02:26:34Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 Barney. wikitext text/x-wiki '''Warren Harding Brackbill''' is the tenth child and sixth son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. For some reason lost in time he was known as "Barney." [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Living people]] 2e1ec71003b86f52604da8083fd4609caee7dd73 0 2613 5095 2008-02-18T02:28:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki A wish came true today. I have been hoping for a year now that I would get a chance to go up the creek and go to work on a big leak in the dam. Today I was sent up to help. It gave me a chance to do some entirely new work, to get away from the grind and dust of the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], to get a little sunburn, and to change the routine of the day's work in general. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to orchestra practice and brought [[Betty Doutrich]]. I first finished mowing the yard. We took Betty home & went for a nice moonlight swim. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 22, 1939|Jun 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 24, 1939|Jun 24, 1939]] }} bc9b5a29e8b33f62003130fdbf31f9257dd22b75 0 2617 5101 2008-02-18T02:29:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki I felt very much like taking my time to getting to work this morning for [[John]] was not there. We boys had it all to ourselves but had to work hard to get done till one thirty. It was a nice hot day and we sweated; especially hoeing the potatoes in the afternoon. [[Mrs. Eckman]] came and visited us. [[Dick]] & [[Hen]] took us to see a show after supper. Then we came back here & ate & visited. It was not late when they left but bed was the next thing in order. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 23, 1939|Jun 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 25, 1939|Jun 25, 1939]] }} da5acfe81c6a2c2114438de37fa9fa600af32d5f 0 2620 5106 2008-02-18T02:30:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki We got up nearly an hour late this morning but not too late for Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We ate a scanty breakfast. For dinner we went to cousin [[Warren Graham]] [[White Horse]]. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val, [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]] & [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] & others were there. We had a fine time and a wonderful meal. We went over [[Brackbill Farm|Home]] in the late PM and had a swim and supper. After supper we took [[Dot]] & [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] to [[Chestnut Level]] to get [[Warren Brackbill|Warren]]. It was a big meeting and many friends were there. Bed again -- 10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 24, 1939|Jun 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 26, 1939|Jun 26, 1939]] }} 1368c87d0e44cb5901b2ade83664139317040338 0 2620 5108 2008-02-18T02:30:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki We got up nearly an hour late this morning but not too late for Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We ate a scanty breakfast. For dinner we went to cousin [[Warren Graham]] [[White Horse]]. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val, [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]] & [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] & others were there. We had a fine time and a wonderful meal. We went over [[Brackbill Farm|Home]] in the late PM and had a swim and supper. After supper we took [[Dot]] & [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] to [[Chestnut Level]] to get [[Warren Brackbill|Warren]]. It was a big meeting and many friends were there. Bed again -- 10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 24, 1939|Jun 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 26, 1939|Jun 26, 1939]] }} 1368c87d0e44cb5901b2ade83664139317040338 0 2511 4864 2008-02-18T02:33:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki Things started as usual and proceeded as usual. We were there early enough to start the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] for a great change. The wheat is coming in at a fast rate - about 4500 bu already. It is in fine shape and the price isn't so good - 65&cent;. [[John]] was away nearly all afternoon. It was hot and we sweated as we went along. [[Romaine]] & our Curtis's saleslady were here again. After late supper, I mowed the lawn & [[Jane Young|Jane]] did some gardening. We visited down [[Brackbill Farm|home]] a little & enjoyed it quite a bit. We wanted to get to bed early but it looks as if we didn't. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1939|Jul 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1939|Jul 15, 1939]] }} [[Category:Economy references]] d1ec14a4d193255b857eeb3fceacd159b34b5b1b 4866 2008-02-18T02:33:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki Things started as usual and proceeded as usual. We were there early enough to start the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] for a great change. The wheat is coming in at a fast rate - about 4500 bu already. It is in fine shape and the price isn't so good - 65&cent;. [[John]] was away nearly all afternoon. It was hot and we sweated as we went along. [[Romaine]] & our Curtis's saleslady were here again. After late supper, I mowed the lawn & [[Jane Young|Jane]] did some gardening. We visited down [[Brackbill Farm|home]] a little & enjoyed it quite a bit. We wanted to get to bed early but it looks as if we didn't. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1939|Jul 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1939|Jul 15, 1939]] }} [[Category:Economy references]] d1ec14a4d193255b857eeb3fceacd159b34b5b1b 0 3413 6679 2008-02-18T02:38:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Brackbill's Meadow''' was a name for the land by the Pequea Creek at the [[Brackbill Farm]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Places]] 5ef58f6ddb98d1743892b3a748c0b7d581c3113e 0 3411 6677 2008-02-18T02:50:17Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 history wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:BrackbillBarn.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Main barn on the Brackbill farm]] The '''Brackbill farm''' is situated near the old Hershey church near [[Kinzers]] and east of [[Intercourse]]. It was the home of [[Harry G. Brackbill]], [[Esta Leona Leaman]] and their family, and remains in the Brackbill family to this day. The farmhouse building bears a plaque above the porch that faces the Pequea Creek that states it was built by [[Abraham Hershey]] and his wife [[Barbara]] in 1867. ==Physical features== The Brackbill Farm is accessible from the Hershey Church road and stretches to the Pequea Creek. It is bordered by farms on either side. The Brackbill house, a large brick house with three independent living units, sits just off the main entry road, adjoined by barns and other outbuildings. Between the house and the creek is a cornfield; cattle have historically grazed in the fields adjoining the river. The creek has been used for swimming and boating as well as a water source. The land along the creek, called [[Brackbill's Meadow]], was used for Brackbill reunions since at least 1939 and probably earlier to the present day. At the time of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s bachelorhood there was a substantial chicken coop on the property, for which he was responsible. ==External Links== * [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&time=&date=&ttype=&q=4887+Newport+Rd,+Kinzers,+PA+17535&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=38.092988,74.707031&ie=UTF8&t=h&om=0&ll=40.021001,-76.047825&spn=0.003796,0.009956&z=17&iwloc=addr Brackbill Farm on Google Maps] [[Category:Places]] 26a5809e0d646a31737a341b6ada7def25c8ad21 0 2947 5826 2008-02-18T17:04:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was very good to feel that you didn't have to get up till dinner time but after a little sleeping overtime we got up & ate. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to work. I got my haircut and visited the wagon wheel. Then I mowed the lawn & trimmed a little. After dinner, we both went back to work. I had supper at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. I kept on working & [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] & [[Don]] visited me. I worked till shortly after midnight & came home to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 31, 1939|Aug 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 2, 1939|Sep 2, 1939]] }} 115e44cd698199859b28b68912be01dca3702242 5828 2008-02-18T17:04:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was very good to feel that you didn't have to get up till dinner time but after a little sleeping overtime we got up & ate. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to work. I got my haircut and visited the wagon wheel. Then I mowed the lawn & trimmed a little. After dinner, we both went back to work. I had supper at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. I kept on working & [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] & [[Don]] visited me. I worked till shortly after midnight & came home to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 31, 1939|Aug 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 2, 1939|Sep 2, 1939]] }} 115e44cd698199859b28b68912be01dca3702242 0 2977 5892 2008-02-18T17:06:32Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was rather hard to get up but after I stirred a little I didn't mind it a bit. We got real busy and [[Groffie]]'s being absent was felt, especially by [[Morris Schnupp|Schnuppie]]. After dinner we washed & cleaned up & went to town with [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]. We bought [[Jane Young|Jane]] a dress, me a pair of shoes & us a card table. We all went to Mary & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]]' for chicken corn soup supper. We ate much. We played croquet by day & by night--then listened to the radio & talked about things. Later it was home for us all. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 1, 1939|Sep 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 3, 1939|Sep 3, 1939]] }} 6b72348bbddb90a488dcb8b9da98154efa21e8e2 0 3483 6785 2008-02-18T17:08:50Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Betty Doutrich''' (married name Betty Brubaker) was a cousin of the Young family; her mother [[Emma S. Young]] was [[Arthur S. Young]]'s sister. Her husband was [[Emory Brubaker]] and her father was [[Aldus W. Doutrich]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] c47d5e5c758b5d7a3f5e98ed5a42e4ff72f1cf52 0 3071 6068 2008-02-18T17:10:11Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''John H. Groff''' (b. 17 Apr 1879), known as "Uncle John Groff" to the Brackbills, was the husband of [[Anna M. Brackbill]] and son in law of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills|Groff, John]] a70e6a816ab4b7631235f96aebdb98ccb213f1e1 0 3012 5956 2008-02-19T15:55:09Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 linked radio address wikitext text/x-wiki Sunday has come again and with it have come all the blessings and joys peculiar to it. First of all we sleep late. Then breakfast is different. We dress up. Then the biggest change is the most important factor of the day - Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. This day we had a family picnic with Aldens & [[Willis Bucher|Buchers]] as special guests - in the [[Brackbill's Meadow|meadow]] over [[Brackbill Farm|home]]. We swam & played croquet. We had a nice [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] meeting after which we went down home & listened to the radio. President in his speech said the U.S. would be neutral in this war. ==Commentary== ''The Brackbills listened to President [http://www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/WorldWar2/fdr8.htm Franklin Delano Roosevelt's radio address] on the occasion of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasion_of_Poland_%281939%29 Germany's invasion of Poland].'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 2, 1939|Sep 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 4, 1939|Sep 4, 1939]] }} [[Category:World War II]] e22b064e99929259e0dd46900a95682d574b287a 5958 2008-02-19T15:55:09Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 linked radio address wikitext text/x-wiki Sunday has come again and with it have come all the blessings and joys peculiar to it. First of all we sleep late. Then breakfast is different. We dress up. Then the biggest change is the most important factor of the day - Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. This day we had a family picnic with Aldens & [[Willis Bucher|Buchers]] as special guests - in the [[Brackbill's Meadow|meadow]] over [[Brackbill Farm|home]]. We swam & played croquet. We had a nice [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] meeting after which we went down home & listened to the radio. President in his speech said the U.S. would be neutral in this war. ==Commentary== ''The Brackbills listened to President [http://www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/WorldWar2/fdr8.htm Franklin Delano Roosevelt's radio address] on the occasion of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasion_of_Poland_%281939%29 Germany's invasion of Poland].'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 2, 1939|Sep 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 4, 1939|Sep 4, 1939]] }} [[Category:World War II]] e22b064e99929259e0dd46900a95682d574b287a 0 3018 5971 2008-02-19T15:58:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We got up, same as we always have to do. After breakfast I waited for [[Groffie]] till I thought he had forgotten me & then started to meet him & he came then, immediately. We didn't expect to find much work to do at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but it happened we were kept extra busy all day. I happened to get a trip out with [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] one time. After supper & after cleaning up and dressing I took my Chevy to the garage on the way to a [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] [[County Chorus]] social at the [[U.B. Church]]. The thing was a success and everyone had a very good time, I think. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 4, 1939|Sep 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 6, 1939|Sep 6, 1939]] }} ecb3ba9022f594de3dff4488b64a04a3da89f011 5972 2008-02-19T15:58:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We got up, same as we always have to do. After breakfast I waited for [[Groffie]] till I thought he had forgotten me & then started to meet him & he came then, immediately. We didn't expect to find much work to do at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but it happened we were kept extra busy all day. I happened to get a trip out with [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] one time. After supper & after cleaning up and dressing I took my Chevy to the garage on the way to a [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] [[County Chorus]] social at the [[U.B. Church]]. The thing was a success and everyone had a very good time, I think. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 4, 1939|Sep 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 6, 1939|Sep 6, 1939]] }} ecb3ba9022f594de3dff4488b64a04a3da89f011 0 3016 5966 2008-02-19T15:59:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 commentary wikitext text/x-wiki Not feeling that it was very urgent to go to work on this holiday, we overslept a little. [[John Hess|John]] had the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] going but shortly after I came he left it all to me alone. I had anticipated reading and at least sitting part of the day but as it happened the trade kept me stepping nearly all the time. I was glad for this for it kept time flying. After supper a gust & storm came up. We went down home & saw some movies & ate a lot of good [[icecream]] & played [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flinch_%28card_game%29 flinch]. It was one hour late when we got to bed. ==Commentary== ''September 4, 1939 was Labor Day.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 3, 1939|Sep 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 5, 1939|Sep 5, 1939]] }} 4ec6d76c1e347b73bbd4b0d505d6420d1d5c20db 0 3022 5980 2008-02-19T16:05:54Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki For a change I was able to get down to [[Groffie]] before he was ready to leave. That means I wasn't late. We had a fine time at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today. The big gasoline shovel came and started to widen the race. We had enough spare time to watch him a little. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] were here for supper. In the evening we had board meeting and about 16 were here. We had lots of fun and [[icecream]]. They broke up in good form so the town folks slept from eleven on. ==Commentary== ''Herman made this entry on the September 6 page, crossing out and renumbering the heading.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 6, 1939|Sep 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 8, 1939|Sep 8, 1939]] }} 57bed7eb913910730cc210f370e66e9f6945e0c3 5982 2008-02-19T16:05:54Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki For a change I was able to get down to [[Groffie]] before he was ready to leave. That means I wasn't late. We had a fine time at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today. The big gasoline shovel came and started to widen the race. We had enough spare time to watch him a little. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] were here for supper. In the evening we had board meeting and about 16 were here. We had lots of fun and [[icecream]]. They broke up in good form so the town folks slept from eleven on. ==Commentary== ''Herman made this entry on the September 6 page, crossing out and renumbering the heading.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 6, 1939|Sep 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 8, 1939|Sep 8, 1939]] }} 57bed7eb913910730cc210f370e66e9f6945e0c3 0 3020 5975 2008-02-19T16:06:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Another day -- [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]], [[Harold Brackbill|Short]], [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]], [[Warren Brackbill|Warren]], [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]], [[Val]], [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went in to visit [[Dwight]] and [[Anne]]. They were away but Aunt Nan entertained us until their return. We rode the Brackbills red job & came home late. ==Commentary== ''Herman wrote this entry on the page for September 7, crossing out the heading; apparently he skipped writing September 6 and caught up after the fact. He left most of the page blank.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 5, 1939|Sep 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 7, 1939|Sep 7, 1939]] }} 7bf4bc612b0498f4603b1fd4afe51ab9b28ba965 5977 2008-02-19T16:06:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Another day -- [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]], [[Harold Brackbill|Short]], [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]], [[Warren Brackbill|Warren]], [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]], [[Val]], [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went in to visit [[Dwight]] and [[Anne]]. They were away but Aunt Nan entertained us until their return. We rode the Brackbills red job & came home late. ==Commentary== ''Herman wrote this entry on the page for September 7, crossing out the heading; apparently he skipped writing September 6 and caught up after the fact. He left most of the page blank.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 5, 1939|Sep 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 7, 1939|Sep 7, 1939]] }} 7bf4bc612b0498f4603b1fd4afe51ab9b28ba965 0 3026 5992 2008-02-19T16:10:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I slept a little between the hours of one to three. It was a wonderful experience when I later watched the dawn steal upon us. When [[John Hess|John]] came, about six oclock, I went home for breakfast & got my dinner. John & [[Groffie]] left for [[St. Louis]] on a [[Purina]] tour. [[Allen]] & I played around till the middle of the afternoon. Then I went home and burned the paper in the cellar. After supper we cleaned ourselves up. [[Ethel]] came & went again and so we retired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 8, 1939|Sep 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 10, 1939|Sep 10, 1939]] }} e20d63422032b7b3231b9f53e5105c8916ffa8f7 5994 2008-02-19T16:10:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I slept a little between the hours of one to three. It was a wonderful experience when I later watched the dawn steal upon us. When [[John Hess|John]] came, about six oclock, I went home for breakfast & got my dinner. John & [[Groffie]] left for [[St. Louis]] on a [[Purina]] tour. [[Allen]] & I played around till the middle of the afternoon. Then I went home and burned the paper in the cellar. After supper we cleaned ourselves up. [[Ethel]] came & went again and so we retired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 8, 1939|Sep 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 10, 1939|Sep 10, 1939]] }} e20d63422032b7b3231b9f53e5105c8916ffa8f7 0 2949 5832 2008-02-19T16:11:54Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki After eleven hours of perfectly delicious & invigorating sleep, I awoke & hastened to make myself ready for Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We were late for a change. For dinner, we were guests of the [[Aldus Doutrich]] family, along with [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s parents & the Bridal Party. We had nice fun in the afternoon and even stayed for supper. Later we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and Church again. After church & had a nice confab with Mr. & Mrs. Kaufman about choir practice etc. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 9, 1939|Sep 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 11, 1939|Sep 11, 1939]] }} 8c508c37003f155d10299912a9d852d1a9295c54 0 2953 5839 2008-02-19T23:50:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[John Hess|John]]'s absence at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] meant a good bit to all of us. It meant chiefly that we would while our time away foolishly and then wish we hadn't. It was a nice day and we got our work all done. Of course, we had to watch the shovel working somewhat. I left the mill about four oclock. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I hurried then and got to [[Lancaster]] about 5:30 for a supper meeting of the [[Lancaster County|Lanc.Co.]] [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Union Staff meeting. It was fun. We got home by nine thirty - Standard time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 10, 1939|Sep 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 12, 1939|Sep 12, 1939]] }} 661e71e220c56f25497ecbfef11efc927c74c072 0 2957 5845 2008-02-19T23:52:34Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Again the "Better Half" takes the pen. After a fine night's sleep we got up as usual and [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] got off to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] about 15 min earlier than usual. At the office we were not very busy but they made up for it at the mill. They were so busy that Herm didn't get his book work done, nor did he get home for supper 'till six. After supper I ironed, canned a few peaches and cleaned up my dirty dishes. Herm was tired and as a result retired very early. He has been in dreamland for about 3/4 of an hr. Now it's my turn to head for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 11, 1939|Sep 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 13, 1939|Sep 13, 1939]] }} [[Category:Journal entries by Jane]] 97f6098851a4c6ac63fd5f615fb0f91c5b8fe3ed 0 2961 5851 2008-02-19T23:54:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Another day we look forward to doing our own managing & bossing. [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] seems to have hurt himself and is picking his work a little bit. [[Dick]] drove his truck (Morris's) and Morris the small one. We got things pretty well done up and quit not too late. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was our special guest for supper & went along to prayer meeting. [[Mr. Kaufman|Rev. Kaufman]] is beginning a new series of expositions on the book of John. There was poor attendance there. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 12, 1939|Sep 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 14, 1939|Sep 14, 1939]] }} 073ad1374b6942453be15f6b6b136b8d8f646eee 5852 2008-02-19T23:54:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Another day we look forward to doing our own managing & bossing. [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] seems to have hurt himself and is picking his work a little bit. [[Dick]] drove his truck (Morris's) and Morris the small one. We got things pretty well done up and quit not too late. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was our special guest for supper & went along to prayer meeting. [[Mr. Kaufman|Rev. Kaufman]] is beginning a new series of expositions on the book of John. There was poor attendance there. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 12, 1939|Sep 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 14, 1939|Sep 14, 1939]] }} 073ad1374b6942453be15f6b6b136b8d8f646eee 0 2963 5856 2008-02-19T23:56:29Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I hurried to work again this morning. [[John Hess|John]] & [[Earl]] came to us again & we found a small amount of difficulty in getting into the swing of things again. It made a busy day and after work I took [[Allen]] to [[Kaufmans]] to buy a few peaches. I got 6 large ones. After supper we finished our work and went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] and visited, got a few sweet potatoes etc. We came back in time to go to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 13, 1939|Sep 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 15, 1939|Sep 15, 1939]] }} 0e0e3ada9eddec37ba6639974d49b56c96f4f431 5858 2008-02-19T23:56:29Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I hurried to work again this morning. [[John Hess|John]] & [[Earl]] came to us again & we found a small amount of difficulty in getting into the swing of things again. It made a busy day and after work I took [[Allen]] to [[Kaufmans]] to buy a few peaches. I got 6 large ones. After supper we finished our work and went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] and visited, got a few sweet potatoes etc. We came back in time to go to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 13, 1939|Sep 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 15, 1939|Sep 15, 1939]] }} 0e0e3ada9eddec37ba6639974d49b56c96f4f431 0 2965 5862 2008-02-19T23:58:54Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 c wikitext text/x-wiki Friday came again & left us sleep a little overtime again. After [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to work in the car, I mowed the yard and got ready to get a load of coal. I also made the dinner - a good one. After dinner Jane took me back to work. Once again we were busy with bran running down the steps and the shovel working right outside. I had lunch for supper & worked on into the night. [[Dick]] & [[Morris Schnupp|Schnuppie]] visited me a little. Jane came & we shut down about 1:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 14, 1939|Sep 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 16, 1939|Sep 16, 1939]] }} 3abbbf0fcdfe0fb281b01290fcc464af88fb2100 0 2967 5867 2008-02-20T00:01:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki No one could hurry me nor rush me into getting up before I was ready and so I was late for work a little. We were busy for [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] is unable to help us for a week on account of an injury. I drove the little truck & [[Groffie]] drove Morris'. After we were finished after dinner, [[Allen]] & I went for a wet boat ride up the newly dredged race. After doing a few odds & ends I cleaned up & we ate a fine supper. No one came sept Wayne & we had [[icecream]] later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 15, 1939|Sep 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 17, 1939|Sep 17, 1939]] }} 877f46447420ba3335c62ff130cd8b890a05cb66 5869 2008-02-20T00:01:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki No one could hurry me nor rush me into getting up before I was ready and so I was late for work a little. We were busy for [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] is unable to help us for a week on account of an injury. I drove the little truck & [[Groffie]] drove Morris'. After we were finished after dinner, [[Allen]] & I went for a wet boat ride up the newly dredged race. After doing a few odds & ends I cleaned up & we ate a fine supper. No one came sept Wayne & we had [[icecream]] later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 15, 1939|Sep 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 17, 1939|Sep 17, 1939]] }} 877f46447420ba3335c62ff130cd8b890a05cb66 0 2969 5873 2008-02-20T15:11:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We got up in time, all right, and we got ready to leave on time but we were really late. Reason: our little Chevy wouldn't start. Church was over at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Old Leacock]] and the building was full. We went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]]--to the farm--for dinner. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] were there also. We swam and boated in the afternoon and played croquet with the [[Willis Bucher|Buchers]] and Haldemans. After supper we attended a fine [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] meeting. Church was interesting and well attended. After church we went over to [[Sheaffers]] & then back home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 16, 1939|Sep 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 18, 1939|Sep 18, 1939]] }} 0f32e6a1b0a134f89da3fe106e868f67a3dab040 5875 2008-02-20T15:11:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We got up in time, all right, and we got ready to leave on time but we were really late. Reason: our little Chevy wouldn't start. Church was over at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Old Leacock]] and the building was full. We went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]]--to the farm--for dinner. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] were there also. We swam and boated in the afternoon and played croquet with the [[Willis Bucher|Buchers]] and Haldemans. After supper we attended a fine [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] meeting. Church was interesting and well attended. After church we went over to [[Sheaffers]] & then back home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 16, 1939|Sep 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 18, 1939|Sep 18, 1939]] }} 0f32e6a1b0a134f89da3fe106e868f67a3dab040 0 2971 5879 2008-02-20T15:13:59Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't feel like getting up this morning but nevertheless we got up. I walked down to [[Groffie]]'s & rode with him to work. I forgot to eat my egg for breakfast and got very hungry till noon. We were not extra busy and I spent all of my time just working around the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], running wheat around, cleaning up, etc. After a fine supper, we hurried and got ready to go to [[Lancaster]] to [[County Chorus|Chorus]] practice. The boys were to go with us and they didn't come & our car wouldn't start so we stayed home, [[Jane Young|Jane]] provoked. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 17, 1939|Sep 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 19, 1939|Sep 19, 1939]] }} 2bf2731484fce0cc541f2ec36459e5c3f60369b3 5881 2008-02-20T15:13:59Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't feel like getting up this morning but nevertheless we got up. I walked down to [[Groffie]]'s & rode with him to work. I forgot to eat my egg for breakfast and got very hungry till noon. We were not extra busy and I spent all of my time just working around the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], running wheat around, cleaning up, etc. After a fine supper, we hurried and got ready to go to [[Lancaster]] to [[County Chorus|Chorus]] practice. The boys were to go with us and they didn't come & our car wouldn't start so we stayed home, [[Jane Young|Jane]] provoked. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 17, 1939|Sep 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 19, 1939|Sep 19, 1939]] }} 2bf2731484fce0cc541f2ec36459e5c3f60369b3 0 2973 5885 2008-02-20T15:15:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We got up on time and went to work on time. After looking around for a little while we found that there wasn't much to do -- that is until [[Moore]] came in with the orders, then we were rushed. I drove the little truck most of the morning. In the afternoon I picked up. We chopped our first new corn of the season today. After a late supper we dressed up and went to another good old [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] social. We had a very fine time although there were only about 15 there. I got my Chevy fixed once. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 18, 1939|Sep 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 20, 1939|Sep 20, 1939]] }} 15f7a065fd869a493dc14b09b0954ab46f4387df 0 2981 5898 2008-02-20T15:18:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We were late getting around again and [[Groffie]] had to come for me. I was put in the little truck most all the forenoon. We were kept busy all day but it was not hard work. We never got finished till six oclock this evening. We had a very good supper. After that we went to prayer meeting & were the only ones there except [[Mr. Kaufman]] but had services. We visited [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] & wished Nancy Happy Birthday. It was a nice day but cloudy in the evening and showers at night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 19, 1939|Sep 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 21, 1939|Sep 21, 1939]] }} 61f78651b0285be77d9193a9246d6fd345b27091 0 2989 5910 2008-02-20T15:21:58Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This is our morning to lay in bed, so lay in bed we did. Any one knows you can't sleep much after it's time to get up, so we didn't. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to work and I dried the breakfast dishes. Then I went to the garage, then the barber shop. I came home & made dinner. I returned to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] with my supper in my hand & worked until nearly midnight. I enjoyed myself making phone calls and reading a little bit. The moon was as swell as the day had been. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 21, 1939|Sep 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 23, 1939|Sep 23, 1939]] }} e26c781afb1820a03dfbb7986d318f30dc1679db 0 2993 5916 2008-02-20T15:24:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Getting up was not hard and so we got to work quite early. We found ourselves quite busy as usual but were not overburned. I drove the little truck most all morning. In the afternoon [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & I washed the car and then we made [[icecream]]. We ate a hearty supper with the potato pickers. After supper we hurried back & dressed backwards for a [[Reversia]] party which our choir gave at the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. It was a swell party and quite a success. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 22, 1939|Sep 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 24, 1939|Sep 24, 1939]] }} 1c91ca4604503e0827a42fee0ce42e913501e133 0 2997 5922 2008-02-20T15:27:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This morning we were ambitious enough to get around in time not to be late for S.S. and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. We got a last minute invitation to dine with [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s family down home. It was enjoyed by all, positively. In the afternoon, [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Harold K]] & I went on an every member canvassing trip, distributing envelopes to church members. After supper down home we went to a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stereopticon stereopticon] lecture at church in charge of the Guild. Everything was right, including the solo. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 23, 1939|Sep 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 25, 1939|Sep 25, 1939]] }} edd48d84a4b07ae0d55b8f41eec1d9ac388cee94 0 3001 5928 2008-02-20T15:29:29Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Another Monday, but not blue and therefore not bad. It was another warm "sun-shiney" day more like summer than fall. Much of my time at work was put in driving the little truck. I am not tickled with that job, but am getting used to it. We worked real late. After a dandy supper we all got ready and went (really went) to [[County Chorus]] practice in [[Lancaster]]. [[Warren Brackbill|Barney]], [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]], [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Romaine]] went along. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 24, 1939|Sep 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 26, 1939|Sep 26, 1939]] }} d72468d63655c2d248fb063ead10666d636e8754 0 3004 5933 2008-02-20T15:31:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]] was on the sick list today with a bad boil on his knee. That put me in [[Morris Schnupp|Schnuppie]]'s truck. It was a new job to me but I must say I was able to handle it. The day went extremely fast and pleasant. I was tired till night came. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] were here for supper. Everett & I went to [[Shirks]] & then we waited for Auntie & [[Jess]] to come but they didn't and after [[Youngs]] came & got the kids, we went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 25, 1939|Sep 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 27, 1939|Sep 27, 1939]] }} be4012c39d36efbbf97ee21fe6eaacfce9f0e1d8 5935 2008-02-20T15:31:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]] was on the sick list today with a bad boil on his knee. That put me in [[Morris Schnupp|Schnuppie]]'s truck. It was a new job to me but I must say I was able to handle it. The day went extremely fast and pleasant. I was tired till night came. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] were here for supper. Everett & I went to [[Shirks]] & then we waited for Auntie & [[Jess]] to come but they didn't and after [[Youngs]] came & got the kids, we went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 25, 1939|Sep 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 27, 1939|Sep 27, 1939]] }} be4012c39d36efbbf97ee21fe6eaacfce9f0e1d8 0 3006 5939 2008-02-20T15:33:12Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki At three oclock this morning the siren blew four times & wakened us. We watched a glowing sky to the s.west and then went back to sleep. [[Ross]] came to work at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today to help us out of our jam. I had the big truck all day today and a drizzling rain made it a much messier job than yesterday. We were busy but got through. After supper we took a load to Choir practice and prayer meeting. Practice was a flop, but we lived through it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 26, 1939|Sep 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 28, 1939|Sep 28, 1939]] }} 214610319db3bb48215f6cebe579379630ee067a 5941 2008-02-20T15:33:12Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki At three oclock this morning the siren blew four times & wakened us. We watched a glowing sky to the s.west and then went back to sleep. [[Ross]] came to work at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today to help us out of our jam. I had the big truck all day today and a drizzling rain made it a much messier job than yesterday. We were busy but got through. After supper we took a load to Choir practice and prayer meeting. Practice was a flop, but we lived through it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 26, 1939|Sep 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 28, 1939|Sep 28, 1939]] }} 214610319db3bb48215f6cebe579379630ee067a 0 3008 5945 2008-02-20T15:37:04Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Another bright and sunny day to ride around the country and see the pretty sights. It was a repetition of yesterday except the weather was nice. I am now getting used to trucking but miss the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] quite a lot. I expect to return shortly. After work, [[Jane Young|Jane]] came and we went in home to eat supper, treat the wheat and visit. [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]] & I discussed the potato crop. Jane wrote to [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] & everything was "so-so". The moon is full & lovely. [[Jake]] has his 14th birthday. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 27, 1939|Sep 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 29, 1939|Sep 29, 1939]] }} 6f1f5a31298612837102058d4771b6b931040a64 0 3334 6550 2008-02-20T19:25:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Rough & Tumble Engineers Historical Association''', founded in 1948 by [[Arthur S. Young]], is both an event and a historical association of steam machinery enthusiasts. The association preserves moving artifacts and historical information about steam machinery used for agricultural purposes; the event, colloquially called the "Thresherman's Reunion," consists of live demonstrations of steam equipment, including tractors, engines, and steam engine powered machines (for instance, a shingle maker). Rough and Tumble grew up on the grounds of the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] in [[Kinzers]] and the reunion is still held there. {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] 18e09d5c526ea93c6dcf093bd7391a967620ed02 0 3010 5950 2008-02-21T15:13:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Today is different by being the same. Disregarding my usual habit of staying home Friday morning, I went to work as usual. There was plenty to do with two drivers still off. I had a very "skimpy" supper, or lunch, two cookies & an apple & worked till nearly ten oclock. I had a good bit of company - brothers & friends. I was just catching up with some of my office work etc. It was a nice night, moon and all. [[Jane Young|Jane]] when to preparatory service & of course I should have too, but didn't. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 28, 1939|Sep 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 30, 1939|Sep 30, 1939]] }} bce8be7357969637c9722d1d213ee4ee144f0cdb 5952 2008-02-21T15:13:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Today is different by being the same. Disregarding my usual habit of staying home Friday morning, I went to work as usual. There was plenty to do with two drivers still off. I had a very "skimpy" supper, or lunch, two cookies & an apple & worked till nearly ten oclock. I had a good bit of company - brothers & friends. I was just catching up with some of my office work etc. It was a nice night, moon and all. [[Jane Young|Jane]] when to preparatory service & of course I should have too, but didn't. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 28, 1939|Sep 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 30, 1939|Sep 30, 1939]] }} bce8be7357969637c9722d1d213ee4ee144f0cdb 0 3014 5962 2008-02-21T15:14:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]] was on the job again today. It was a great treat not to be on the truck and I was more than glad to get back into the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. We were really busy and I found it necessary to do a little repair work between times. In the afternoon we took [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & went to [[Chestnut Level]] to a conference reunion. We had games, banquet and a very inspirational service. Everyone had a lovely time. It rained & stormed so that getting around was wet & mean & driving home the same. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 29, 1939|Sep 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 1, 1939|Oct 1, 1939]] }} c499642aab2ff93758784fc040a1fedab0f59bc4 0 2869 5664 2008-02-21T15:18:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It still was raining this morning as we faced another wonderful Sabbath, as they all are. After a well timed breakfast we "spritzed" our way to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. A member was added to our S.S. class. Two were added to our church at "World Wide Communion" service. It was well attended. The whole [[Brackbill]] family & [[Uncle Ellis]]' & Grandma were entertained at dinner at [[Flossie]]'s. A swell feed. We played [http://www.childrenparty.com/partygames/printversion/upjenkins.html "Up Jenkins"] & stayed for supper. After [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & choir - also church, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I visited [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] with [[Elva]] & [[Ellis Rowe]]. Enjoyable & enlightening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 30, 1939|Sep 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 2, 1939|Oct 2, 1939]] }} 7ac8ae97d3ae69cf6cca3f0399b45f4981cca2b3 0 2898 5724 2008-02-21T15:21:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Of course after Sunday comes MOnday, a little blue but rainy as ever, as was all of yesterday. I resumed my milling, repairing & bookkeeping and was fortunate enough to have to make a couple of trips out in the rain and got literally soaked to the skin in spots. After a chilly supper, but quite purpose filling, we washed & dressed and went to [[Lancaster]] to [[County Chorus]] practice. It was wet & we nervously went with [[Stanley Ranck|Twid]], humourously went with [[Emma]], & timidly went with [[Romaine]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 1, 1939|Oct 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 3, 1939|Oct 3, 1939]] }} 533ad6ff0ea22880e7034c39e785c6d3cf3fef78 0 2931 5787 2008-02-21T15:25:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki When we awoke this morn it was cold and chilly. We shivered as we dressed. After helping to get [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] off to Work, I, thinking it was going to clear, began to wash, but it rained, and carried my wet wash around and finally hung some of it in the Basement and the rest in the Kitchen. After a supper of Mush and Milk (which to my surprise, I liked), Herman cleaned out the furnace and the pipes and made a swell fire which felt very good. Now as I, the Better half, write to you, Diary, Herm puts extensions on the windows for my flowers. I must sew 2 buttons on his shirt and then to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 2, 1939|Oct 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 4, 1939|Oct 4, 1939]] }} [[Category:Journal entries by Jane]] 09054ea8e9ba9eff4a394d3dbeaac5ad9e7218d5 5788 2008-02-21T15:25:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki When we awoke this morn it was cold and chilly. We shivered as we dressed. After helping to get [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] off to Work, I, thinking it was going to clear, began to wash, but it rained, and carried my wet wash around and finally hung some of it in the Basement and the rest in the Kitchen. After a supper of Mush and Milk (which to my surprise, I liked), Herman cleaned out the furnace and the pipes and made a swell fire which felt very good. Now as I, the Better half, write to you, Diary, Herm puts extensions on the windows for my flowers. I must sew 2 buttons on his shirt and then to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 2, 1939|Oct 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 4, 1939|Oct 4, 1939]] }} [[Category:Journal entries by Jane]] 09054ea8e9ba9eff4a394d3dbeaac5ad9e7218d5 0 2935 5795 2008-02-21T15:27:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It seemed like summer again when we awoke this morning, that furnace is surely doing its work. We were early & I stopped at [[Uncle Ralph]]'s on the way to [[Groffie]]'s. At work we entertained many Amish & otherwise farmers in the office with [[Dan Van Pelt]], [[C. E. Dutrow]], & [[Hauckie]] with dairy sessions. We were "terrifickly" busy in the feed dept and worked late. After supper we had no prayer meeting & had to have Choir rehearsal here. We had fun and a good practice. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 3, 1939|Oct 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 5, 1939|Oct 5, 1939]] }} ff0b11ad029eb6980a3ba0f7cdd0446474fb63ce 0 2937 5800 2008-02-21T15:28:46Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Back to work again in the proper atmosphere. We were not rushed but kept ourselves quite busy all around. The weather was cloudy until late in the afternoon when sunshine greeted us at long last. I didn't come home after quitting timebut rather, I worked on. [[Jane Young|Jane]], on her way to [[New Holland|N. Holland]] fair with the family, stopped in with my supper. I busily passed the time away until the [[Youngs]] came back from the fair and picked me up, the time being about midnight. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 4, 1939|Oct 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 6, 1939|Oct 6, 1939]] }} 3d5e57a9cb27b269542deaabdd5d19933490e611 5802 2008-02-21T15:28:46Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Back to work again in the proper atmosphere. We were not rushed but kept ourselves quite busy all around. The weather was cloudy until late in the afternoon when sunshine greeted us at long last. I didn't come home after quitting timebut rather, I worked on. [[Jane Young|Jane]], on her way to [[New Holland|N. Holland]] fair with the family, stopped in with my supper. I busily passed the time away until the [[Youngs]] came back from the fair and picked me up, the time being about midnight. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 4, 1939|Oct 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 6, 1939|Oct 6, 1939]] }} 3d5e57a9cb27b269542deaabdd5d19933490e611 0 3499 6809 2008-02-21T15:41:12Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Young''' family had been residents of [[Lancaster County]] since [[Peter Young]] came over from Germany in the mid-nineteenth century. [[Arthur S. Young]] was Peter Young's grandson, and his daughter [[Jane Young]] married [[E. Herman Brackbill]]. At the time of the [[Herman Brackbill Journals]], the Young family resided in [[Kinzers]], across the street from the [[Arthur S. Young Company]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] f404a68c8584c1cbadc76d644aeb2367b4803aff 0 2747 5421 2008-02-21T15:51:57Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 linked wedding wikitext text/x-wiki So this is my [[Wedding of Herman and Jane|wedding]] day. I got awake away before getting up time. I got up about six o'clock. Had nothing to do especially but couldn't sleep. I packed my things for my trip, shined my car, and shaved. After dinner, my last single meal, I spent about 2 hours dressing. At three o'clock the big event took place. It was a wonderful wedding, so everyone said, at the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]], of course, with a reception afterwards. We were chased around town and places with streamers. After getting our picture taken we finally landed at Marg & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] for the night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 19, 1939|May 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 21, 1939|May 21, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] [[Category:Herman and Jane]] 812442cc614efc709fa15a8731cd7c2d207336e9 0 3429 6704 2008-02-21T18:51:04Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki '''Eva L. Sheaffer''' (2 Oct 1885 &ndash; 13 May 1981) was the daughter of [[John Milton Sheaffer]] and [[Susannah Withrow]] and the sister of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]] and [[Ray Sheaffer]]. She kept a [[Eva Sheaffer Journal|journal]] from the years 1949 to 1951. {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers]] 604a3a6faea5da4a9b891cad50c0f61d62d3f591 0 2985 5904 2008-02-21T18:53:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 linked uncle ray wikitext text/x-wiki I took the initiative this morning and as a direct result I was early for my chauffeur and co-commuter. Things at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] were about the same. I spent most of the day driving the little truck. In the afternoon I went into several farms I hadn't been into before. I drove [[Groffie]]'s Ford home. After supper I painted flower pots. [[Jane Young|Jane]] entertained Ruth Newwenger (our neighbor) and her Jerry. [[Ray Sheaffer|Uncle Ray]] came & visited a little. It was soon bedtime. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 20, 1939|Sep 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 22, 1939|Sep 22, 1939]] }} 85154eb0102b402604e5cea0e03065d584a41f79 0 3495 6804 2008-02-21T19:00:12Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 linked mary dague wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ralph Young''', also known as "Uncle Ralph," was the son of [[J. Adam Young]] and [[Susan Shultz]], the husband of [[Mary Dague]], and the brother of [[Arthur S. Young]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] 1ce633f1d1fc03b147f0abd96c3f3b906c91a7ee 0 3487 6792 2008-02-21T19:00:54Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mary Dague''' was the wife of [[Ralph Young]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs|Dague, Mary]] a8ae24b4dd989ebedac3f4a9d6fc382a797fb9d9 0 2591 5049 2008-02-21T19:01:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 linked aunt mary wikitext text/x-wiki We both got up right after the alarm went off this morning. I cooked me a little oat meal along with [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s breakfast, I mean what she made for us. It turned out to be a terrible hot day all day. In the afternoon [[Allen]] & I were alone and terrible busy. We did fine, though, as we always do. Quick after supper, Jane and I got ready for company. The East Branch board was to meet here but no one showed up of them. [[Uncle Ralph]] & [[Mary Dague|Aunt Mary]] came & saved the day. After cherrie juice, we retired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 15, 1939|Jun 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 17, 1939|Jun 17, 1939]] }} 8d0b71c0d2d4d62e03b01cf906b2227bd98e9fe2 0 2440 4722 2008-02-21T21:54:09Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Although many or most people were keeping today as a holiday, I started the week right. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] & I arose at 4:45 and mother got us breakfast. I took him to [[Lancaster]] to meet the train back to [[Waynesburg]]. I came back and went to work early. We were not unusually busy, but rather, unusually not busy. I worked in the office with inventories and reports etc. After supper I didn't go away but rather went off to an early start to dream land. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1939|Jan 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1939|Jan 3, 1939]] }} 61cfe13043b4b2fe3eec0042500250e8af3cab95 0 2470 4782 2008-02-21T21:54:41Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Well, it looks as if I must have made a resolution to be early or on time at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], for I got there first again. School started again for [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] and the children. I can remember what that felt like to me in days past, and wonder if all kids mind it so much. We began to get busy today and worked a good while overtime. After supper, [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] & I took some members to board meeting@ [[Mary Jane]]'s. I am the new president but the meeting went swell. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1939|Jan 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1939|Jan 4, 1939]] }} 67b5cc86a7fe8bd4341898504fd9e61b41eedc86 0 2494 4823 2008-02-21T21:55:50Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki I got up in good time again this morning; and, although I was not first, I was not late for work.. Orders were not rushing but enough came in to keep us busy part of the afternoon. [[Allen]] & ___ got off early so I had to stay and help finish up. About 3:30 [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] to [[Anna Leaman|Aunt Nan]]'s and we bought a few things for? to? go housekeeping with a bed room suite, wash machine, etc. We came back, Jane & I and had supper at Jane's then spent a pleasant evening at [[Chinese Checkers|Hop Ching]] and what not. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 6, 1939|Jan 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 8, 1939|Jan 8, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 8590ab507a652234960e36740815bce5ced5988b 0 3500 6811 2008-02-21T22:24:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 harry wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ross Trout Yuninger''' (15 Jan 1909 &ndash; 9 Oct 1977) was the husband of [[Florence Brackbill]] and the son-in-law of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Yuningers]] ff7389bbcc02cef4c11415749b7784772f024a5e 0 2416 4657 2008-02-21T22:25:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Happy New Year! The first day of this new year begins on the best day of the week and so I started out the year in very proper manner. I went to S. School & Church. We took Communion. I had dinner @ Young's and spent most of the afternoon there. We came home here for supper. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and we had a fine church service. After church, [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] & I went to Ethel's and played a couple of games of "[[Chinese Checkers]]." We got home early for we travelled together. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1938|Dec 31, 1938]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1939|Jan 2, 1939]] }} dbe11a3d5db150d7af04f794f2296c518ae7947b 4659 4657 2008-02-21T22:25:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Happy New Year! The first day of this new year begins on the best day of the week and so I started out the year in very proper manner. I went to S. School & Church. We took Communion. I had dinner @ Young's and spent most of the afternoon there. We came home here for supper. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and we had a fine church service. After church, [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] & I went to Ethel's and played a couple of games of "[[Chinese Checkers]]." We got home early for we travelled together. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1938|Dec 31, 1938]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1939|Jan 2, 1939]] }} dbe11a3d5db150d7af04f794f2296c518ae7947b 0 2434 4705 2008-02-21T22:25:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki I turned my alarm clock off and went to sleep for a half hour. This was a poor trick to do for it made me late for work. We hadn't many orders to start on this morning, but we were practically swamped till evening. The weather was very fine as usual, warm, yet the snow stayed. After supper we all "packed up" and went to a [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] social. We played "ping-pong" "[[Chinese Checkers]]" and had a good time in general. As usual, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I were not together much--to my regret. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 16, 1939|Jan 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 18, 1939|Jan 18, 1939]] }} 1b0390e9aa5fc33e104ff9a5ee2c75e150dc3b0f 4707 2008-02-21T22:25:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki I turned my alarm clock off and went to sleep for a half hour. This was a poor trick to do for it made me late for work. We hadn't many orders to start on this morning, but we were practically swamped till evening. The weather was very fine as usual, warm, yet the snow stayed. After supper we all "packed up" and went to a [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] social. We played "ping-pong" "[[Chinese Checkers]]" and had a good time in general. As usual, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I were not together much--to my regret. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 16, 1939|Jan 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 18, 1939|Jan 18, 1939]] }} 1b0390e9aa5fc33e104ff9a5ee2c75e150dc3b0f 14 3409 6674 2008-02-21T22:26:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This is a listing of all Yuninger family members in the wiki. [[Category:People]] 4a036aac35c225d17170450a4347af69d550ca84 0 2436 4711 2008-02-21T22:26:31Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Again I turned the alarm off and had to be called and, at that, was a little late for work. I was certainly surprised when I went outside this morning. It was snowing. This natural phenomenon continued throughout the entire day and at least half the night. I drove [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]]'s Chevy to work. This evening I got my car again after prayer meeting which succeeded a wonderful choir practice. I was talked into putting my chains on at Young's although I wouldn't have needed them--[[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mrs. Young]]'s mouth bled so we called the Dr. who played [[Chinese Checkers]] with me till 11:30. She was fainty but is better. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 17, 1939|Jan 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 19, 1939|Jan 19, 1939]] }} e6cbe46db38ac216b45e070c89fb341a7adc6646 4713 2008-02-21T22:26:31Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Again I turned the alarm off and had to be called and, at that, was a little late for work. I was certainly surprised when I went outside this morning. It was snowing. This natural phenomenon continued throughout the entire day and at least half the night. I drove [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]]'s Chevy to work. This evening I got my car again after prayer meeting which succeeded a wonderful choir practice. I was talked into putting my chains on at Young's although I wouldn't have needed them--[[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mrs. Young]]'s mouth bled so we called the Dr. who played [[Chinese Checkers]] with me till 11:30. She was fainty but is better. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 17, 1939|Jan 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 19, 1939|Jan 19, 1939]] }} e6cbe46db38ac216b45e070c89fb341a7adc6646 0 2463 4766 2008-02-21T22:27:17Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Finally I got up at a fairly proper time. Then [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] was late and I was late for work. [[John]] had the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] running when I got there. We shut down in the forenoon and fixed the waterwheel again. It was quite cold and everything was icy. We were plenty busy and worked later than quitting time as usual. After supper I resigned myself to domestic life another time. We played [[Chinese Checkers]]. [[Val]] came and he beat me in Checkers 4 to 3. I phoned [[Jane Young|Jane]] and made arrangements for tomorrow night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 26, 1939|Jan 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 28, 1939|Jan 28, 1939]] }} c0dd60266b537c1763ca0872d5657b774b05bbf0 0 2406 4628 2008-02-21T22:27:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki I like Sunday--I get up early and yet it's late. We all hustled off to Sunday School and Church as usual. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came along home for dinner and we celebrated my birthday with a cake and everything. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] were here also. We played, Checkers, [[Chinese Checkers]], etc. after dinner. We had a special [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] meeting tonight and we started a contest. We had pictures in church and nearly slept. After church I spent the evening with the [[Youngs]] and thoroughly enjoyed it all. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 4, 1939|Feb 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 6, 1939|Feb 6, 1939]] }} fb2d24e6d9ddc1dc46021a4753e4fc89a97a06a2 4630 4628 2008-02-21T22:27:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki I like Sunday--I get up early and yet it's late. We all hustled off to Sunday School and Church as usual. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came along home for dinner and we celebrated my birthday with a cake and everything. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] were here also. We played, Checkers, [[Chinese Checkers]], etc. after dinner. We had a special [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] meeting tonight and we started a contest. We had pictures in church and nearly slept. After church I spent the evening with the [[Youngs]] and thoroughly enjoyed it all. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 4, 1939|Feb 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 6, 1939|Feb 6, 1939]] }} fb2d24e6d9ddc1dc46021a4753e4fc89a97a06a2 0 2398 4608 2008-02-21T22:27:55Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Back on the job again today I found that it was not so hard to forget my dreams and break into the realistic for there was work to be done and I did my share (as usual?). It just literally poured all forenoon and was a very little less wet from then on. The truck drivers got wet also their feed. I found it expedient to mill after supper. [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] & family came & we played [[Chinese Checkers]]. The boys came down and we practiced for a number for the choir tomorrow night at practice. I finished about eleven thirty, then came home to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 27, 1939|Feb 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 1, 1939|Mar 1, 1939]] }} 658be75b18ef6754f2c0626c0f003062647597d8 0 2654 5197 2008-02-21T22:28:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks again wikitext text/x-wiki I got up this morning all right. After breakfast & minor details, I went to S.S. with [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & the rest. It was cloudy and a little bit rainy. It was our good fortune to have as guests for dinner [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Mary Jane]], also [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]. After a lingering dinner, we practiced cantata and the like. We killed time with [[Chinese Checkers]] and question writing. After supper we hurried off to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. It was a rainy night and a very few were out. Choir practice afterward didn't go so especially well. The family had just gone to bed when we got home and left us a cozy evening in which to sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1939|Mar 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 13, 1939|Mar 13, 1939]] }} ce79e56ca814213572bfb45f696e8294ec84e8ad 0 2686 5267 2008-02-21T22:29:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki The old faithful alarm called me about six this morning and I was the first man to work at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We did what we could and waited for a carload of [[Purina]] to come in and then set to work to mix a half dozen big waiting orders. We finished quite on time then [[John]] and I waited till 6:30 for [[Dick]] to come, all in vain. After late supper, I played one game of [[Chinese Checkers]], then tried to budget myself till the [[Wedding of Herman and Jane|wedding]]. I looked over my [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] topic & then to bed. It was a very swell day. The warmest and brightest yet. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1939|Mar 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 25, 1939|Mar 25, 1939]] }} 0b14915d78b31ed8f89650e5ccceb77758be21a5 5269 2008-02-21T22:29:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki The old faithful alarm called me about six this morning and I was the first man to work at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We did what we could and waited for a carload of [[Purina]] to come in and then set to work to mix a half dozen big waiting orders. We finished quite on time then [[John]] and I waited till 6:30 for [[Dick]] to come, all in vain. After late supper, I played one game of [[Chinese Checkers]], then tried to budget myself till the [[Wedding of Herman and Jane|wedding]]. I looked over my [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] topic & then to bed. It was a very swell day. The warmest and brightest yet. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1939|Mar 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 25, 1939|Mar 25, 1939]] }} 0b14915d78b31ed8f89650e5ccceb77758be21a5 0 2688 5273 2008-02-21T22:29:39Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Saturday - a different sort of a day again. We had just enough orders to keep us busy till noon. After that we went home. [[Groffie]] treated us to ice cream. Everyone was making the best of a fine spring day at home by planting peas and beans. I rested an hour and then washed my car in the face of an incoming or threatening thundershower. I finished before the sprinkles of rain came, but not before the wind had blown dust all over the wet surfaces. In the evening [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I played [[Chinese Checkers]] at [[Ralph Young|Uncle Ralph]]'s. I didn't win a single game. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 24, 1939|Mar 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 26, 1939|Mar 26, 1939]] }} dc687cafa7ccf013899ed8f070f203a299ee028b 0 2939 5806 2008-02-22T16:09:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The alarms of the clock had been silenced and as a result, we slept till seven thirty. It was all right, for we needed to be down home not before nine thirty. To our sorrow, [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] was unable to go with us as planned and so we, [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy (Art)]] & I went to the great [[York]] Fair. It was a swell day and we enjoyed it very much. On our way home we had supper in [[Columbia]]. After visiting a little down home, we were glad to get back to our bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 5, 1939|Oct 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 7, 1939|Oct 7, 1939]] }} dac2222422fa553d59f12c7da54897bfd8f331d9 5808 2008-02-22T16:09:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The alarms of the clock had been silenced and as a result, we slept till seven thirty. It was all right, for we needed to be down home not before nine thirty. To our sorrow, [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] was unable to go with us as planned and so we, [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy (Art)]] & I went to the great [[York]] Fair. It was a swell day and we enjoyed it very much. On our way home we had supper in [[Columbia]]. After visiting a little down home, we were glad to get back to our bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 5, 1939|Oct 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 7, 1939|Oct 7, 1939]] }} dac2222422fa553d59f12c7da54897bfd8f331d9 0 2941 5811 2008-02-22T16:11:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki When it was time to get up, we got up and everything was all right. Back at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we had a beautiful busy day, finishing up after dinner about one thirty. After I got home, I proceeded to dig my potatoes with [[Webby]] helping. I got 7 1/2 bushels out of the two thirds that I dug. After supper, we went to [[New Holland|N. Holland]] fair and took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & Webby along. It was all right except [[Jane Young|the wife]] had the pocketbook & I hadn't my check cashed. We had a swell time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 6, 1939|Oct 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 8, 1939|Oct 8, 1939]] }} 2a11bb45c59c945bbe6fe8d3c00430aaad07e1c2 5813 2008-02-22T16:11:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki When it was time to get up, we got up and everything was all right. Back at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we had a beautiful busy day, finishing up after dinner about one thirty. After I got home, I proceeded to dig my potatoes with [[Webby]] helping. I got 7 1/2 bushels out of the two thirds that I dug. After supper, we went to [[New Holland|N. Holland]] fair and took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & Webby along. It was all right except [[Jane Young|the wife]] had the pocketbook & I hadn't my check cashed. We had a swell time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 6, 1939|Oct 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 8, 1939|Oct 8, 1939]] }} 2a11bb45c59c945bbe6fe8d3c00430aaad07e1c2 0 2943 5817 2008-02-22T16:13:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We weren't late this morning for breakfast or nothing. It was a nice warm day, but partly cloudy. [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] was not too well attended but [[Mr. Kaufman|Rev. Kaufman]]'s sermon was fine. For dinner we went to [[Sheaffers]] & ate to our hearts content and stomach's content. We spent the afternoon just passing time. After supper we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & Church. [[Karl Ranck|Karl]] led C.E. just fine. Church was nicely attended. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] visited us a little after wards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 7, 1939|Oct 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 9, 1939|Oct 9, 1939]] }} aab8aef0e5034a1eb8075831417359f720966a58 5819 2008-02-22T16:13:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We weren't late this morning for breakfast or nothing. It was a nice warm day, but partly cloudy. [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] was not too well attended but [[Mr. Kaufman|Rev. Kaufman]]'s sermon was fine. For dinner we went to [[Sheaffers]] & ate to our hearts content and stomach's content. We spent the afternoon just passing time. After supper we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & Church. [[Karl Ranck|Karl]] led C.E. just fine. Church was nicely attended. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] visited us a little after wards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 7, 1939|Oct 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 9, 1939|Oct 9, 1939]] }} aab8aef0e5034a1eb8075831417359f720966a58 0 2945 5822 2008-02-22T16:15:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I thought for sure that this was only Sunday when I awoke but for sure it was Monday. It was a lovely day and after a fine breakfast I started my weeks work with gladness in my heart & strength in my bones. I had no spare moments but was busy with cleaning wheat & milling all day. After supper we got ready and went to [[County Chorus|Chorus]] practice in [[Lancaster|town]]. It wasn't so hot but we O Ked it. It was late till we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 8, 1939|Oct 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 10, 1939|Oct 10, 1939]] }} 2d8b4b4e915c96d134bff1f01ba39a44355ac818 0 2871 5669 2008-02-22T16:17:58Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I found it hard getting up this morning, but manage to get hold of myself by 6:20. It was a nice bright morning and after my blood started to circulate I found my place in the activities of the day. We were busy as usual at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. After a big stuffing supper I went to the barber shop and waited among the celebraties - [[Benny Brackbill]], cousin [[Raymond Doutrich|Raymond D.]] & sons, [[Raymond Martin]] etc. After I came home I wrote minutes & waited for [[Jane Young|Jane]] to come from hair dressers. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 9, 1939|Oct 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 11, 1939|Oct 11, 1939]] }} 8350ce3d1e7e62db98097614cf6eb6cf00d44e28 0 3176 6252 2008-02-22T16:20:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki '''Raymond Doutrich''' was the son of [[Aldus W. Doutrich]] and [[Emma S. Young]] and the brother of [[Betty Doutrich|Betty]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Doutrichs]] [[Category:Youngs|Doutrich, Raymond]] 0f8c1c320b317525088791292397009046b2385c 0 3178 6255 2008-02-22T16:22:23Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki '''Emma S. Young''' was the daughter of [[J. Adam Young]] and [[Susan Shultz]] and the sister of [[Arthur S. Young]]. She was the wife of [[Aldus W. Doutrich]] and the mother of [[Raymond Doutrich]] and [[Betty Doutrich]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:Doutrichs|Young, Emma]] 55eaa6f374730c3909f92e29e75ec2a011739b30 0 3174 6249 2008-02-22T16:23:24Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki '''Aldus W. Doutrich''' was the husband of [[Emma S. Young]] and the father of [[Raymond Doutrich]] and [[Betty Doutrich]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Doutrichs]] [[Category:Youngs|Doutrich, Aldus]] e6914d15811a5c24522fdb5cbe86293a8e4f334a 14 3361 6595 2008-02-22T16:23:48Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This is a listing of the Doutrich family members on the wiki. [[Category:People]] 0506908ba502695dd5a788d8d73e2090d117b173 0 2873 5673 2008-02-25T03:26:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We got up sleepily shortly after the alarm "went off" this morning. It was still dark for the sun itself is staying in bed longer these fall mornings. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we found the usual routine. [[Red McLaughlin]] was there a little. We didn't work extra hard or long. [[Ilse Eshelman]] put 40 chickens in "our" old wooden house. After supper we went to a S.S. ass'n meeting at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. The old wouldn't give way to the new. We had a short prayer meeting. [[Mrs. Kaufman]] was there for choir practice but the saddest note of the day was [[Mary Jane]]'s absence. Home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 10, 1939|Oct 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 12, 1939|Oct 12, 1939]] }} bfda9ee958244012d8016f07a6f1033cfd186712 0 2875 5678 2008-02-25T03:29:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Getting up was draggy this morning but it is one of the "must be's" in which the spirit must prevail in a struggle with the flesh. All day long I was considerably depressed and under invigorated due to my several defeats of last evening. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] were here for supper. Afterwards, we went to [[Lancaster]] to the great [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Convention where the chorus sang. The Happy Clarks brought an evangelistic service of song and scripture. It was fine weather - colder. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 11, 1939|Oct 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 13, 1939|Oct 13, 1939]] }} c42b5176fb72946fd5734d5b8df78fc58b621f8a 5679 2008-02-25T03:29:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Getting up was draggy this morning but it is one of the "must be's" in which the spirit must prevail in a struggle with the flesh. All day long I was considerably depressed and under invigorated due to my several defeats of last evening. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] were here for supper. Afterwards, we went to [[Lancaster]] to the great [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Convention where the chorus sang. The Happy Clarks brought an evangelistic service of song and scripture. It was fine weather - colder. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 11, 1939|Oct 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 13, 1939|Oct 13, 1939]] }} c42b5176fb72946fd5734d5b8df78fc58b621f8a 0 2879 5690 2008-02-25T03:41:32Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I was moved to get up slightly earlier this morning due to the fact that the sweeper needed fixing. It was nice and warm in the house even if it was cold and blustery outside. We worked hard and long in the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We got in [[Lancaster]] in time to get on the Convention picture - 3:30. The services were all swell. I was installed as 2nd V. President of the union. The Banquet was a banquet. [[Perry Crawford]] & his quartets were fine & wonderfully enjoyed by all. Home 11:00 P.M. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 13, 1939|Oct 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 15, 1939|Oct 15, 1939]] }} 5bcfc6b9b2091e43ff41f6545a65722d127d5255 0 2883 5696 2008-02-25T03:44:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The state of affairs let us lay in bed a few extra minutes. However, the time comes around when we must get up an go - a little earlier this morning for it was rally day at Sunday School - it was packed. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went over to the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]] for dinner & to spend the afternoon. We had quite an enjoyable day of it. In the evening [[Mary Jane]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & we sang an anthem in [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] once. [[Ellis]] & [[Elise]], [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]], came here to visit afterwards. Bed late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 14, 1939|Oct 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 16, 1939|Oct 16, 1939]] }} 69a9706f19e323419c7aedd28d7629a235f7d485 0 2887 5702 2008-02-25T03:52:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The fact that it was Monday again, didn't increase my desire to get out of bed. There was a wonderful white killing frost everywhere & the weather was invigorating. [[Ross Yuninger|Ross]] has stopped working at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] & left us a man short again. We were simply busy. After work I went in home & helped [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] to pick apples till dark. The harvest is great & pickers are few & busy. We had a good supper & enjoyable evening listening to the radio. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Romaine]] came bout ten & took me home to bed. They had been at a guild party. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 15, 1939|Oct 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 17, 1939|Oct 17, 1939]] }} cf97d8474d6fea04ae60160c7323a0c492c6d961 0 2891 5708 2008-02-25T03:54:37Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Up again late again. [[Groffie]] is driving again this week and we aren't getting there any too early. We were quite as busy as ever all day & worked right along. In the forenoon I went to [[Reamstown]]. In the afternoon -- I was in the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. After I got home I dug a few potatoes till it got dark. Then we ate a fine supper & washed, shaved & dressed up. Six members of the board came and we had a successful board meeting. It didn't break up till late & we retired sleepy & tired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 16, 1939|Oct 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 18, 1939|Oct 18, 1939]] }} af0dca7998620fd2152b37419729f30977e400c8 0 2894 5713 2008-02-25T03:56:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Morning comes again and with it a little more frost and bright cold fall weather. Speaking of being busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], today we set a record for business this fall so far. We worked along steadily and after quitting time, [[Groffie]] took out a 2 1/2 ton load & delivered it. After supper we went to a skinny prayer meeting. There were only nine at choir practice but we had a swell rehearsal. It was earlier - 10:00, when we got home & warm & inviting. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 17, 1939|Oct 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 19, 1939|Oct 19, 1939]] }} 82a5122b02943f48795c88c9932cbf20b8c23160 5715 2008-02-25T03:56:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Morning comes again and with it a little more frost and bright cold fall weather. Speaking of being busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], today we set a record for business this fall so far. We worked along steadily and after quitting time, [[Groffie]] took out a 2 1/2 ton load & delivered it. After supper we went to a skinny prayer meeting. There were only nine at choir practice but we had a swell rehearsal. It was earlier - 10:00, when we got home & warm & inviting. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 17, 1939|Oct 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 19, 1939|Oct 19, 1939]] }} 82a5122b02943f48795c88c9932cbf20b8c23160 0 2896 5719 2008-02-25T03:59:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Today was a little different once. We started late as usual and worked hard as usual. We finally got a little flour made ahead of orders and so we managed to get a little repair work done. Of course, I'm the mechanic at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. I worked till dark, 5:45, & came home with [[Groffie]]'s Ford. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] were here for supper. After supper, we went to Sr. Choir practice once again. Then we went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]'s & helped set up there stove. We were treated swell. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 18, 1939|Oct 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 20, 1939|Oct 20, 1939]] }} 49765ee18fff4f72b97ee2ab4cdcdf2c764ccac9 5721 2008-02-25T03:59:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Today was a little different once. We started late as usual and worked hard as usual. We finally got a little flour made ahead of orders and so we managed to get a little repair work done. Of course, I'm the mechanic at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. I worked till dark, 5:45, & came home with [[Groffie]]'s Ford. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] were here for supper. After supper, we went to Sr. Choir practice once again. Then we went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]'s & helped set up there stove. We were treated swell. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 18, 1939|Oct 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 20, 1939|Oct 20, 1939]] }} 49765ee18fff4f72b97ee2ab4cdcdf2c764ccac9 0 2900 5728 2008-02-25T04:01:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Nothing very unusual happened today, I don't believe. It was a nice warm day - unusual for this time of year. I helped [[Ellis]] to start unloading a car of corn at the warehouse. This I hadn't done before. After supper we took Milly B. & got [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]] & went to [[New Holland|N. Holland]] to an [[East Branch]] board meeting. It was a very interesting meeting & lasted into the night. We had [[icecream]] on the way home & cider at home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 19, 1939|Oct 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 21, 1939|Oct 21, 1939]] }} b093dfe12c09a9baf3ae3b29f16336a7e7896fe8 0 2903 5734 2008-02-25T04:03:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Somehow I managed to get up when I should have. As a result I had to wait for [[Groffie]] but still was first at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We were not rushed for a change & I got caught up with my book-work. I shot a rat. In the afternoon I cleaned my chicken house & sprayed it, finished digging potatoes & cleaned my car. After supper I went to [[Shirk's]] & Ilse's. It was raining hard with a thunder shower attached so that the lights here went out for an hour. I guess it is bed early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 20, 1939|Oct 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 22, 1939|Oct 22, 1939]] }} 2abffee315293c637979b0e4b1f728c4dedbce90 0 2907 5740 2008-02-25T04:06:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I got awake real early after a good night's sleep. Before [[Jane Young|Jane]] was up, I was stirring around downstairs for a while. There were eight boys in my S. S. class - a record. The Sr. Choir sang at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] once again. For dinner we went to [[Reba Leaman|Reba]]'s where she was entertaining the [[Brackbill]] kids also. We ate so much we had to walk it off down town. [[Warren Brackbill|Warren]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] The crowd was small and @ church also. We visited Grandma's and down home afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 21, 1939|Oct 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 23, 1939|Oct 23, 1939]] }} 7cc65eb366633306094c266edc2d3995a4a1af36 5741 2008-02-25T04:06:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I got awake real early after a good night's sleep. Before [[Jane Young|Jane]] was up, I was stirring around downstairs for a while. There were eight boys in my S. S. class - a record. The Sr. Choir sang at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] once again. For dinner we went to [[Reba Leaman|Reba]]'s where she was entertaining the [[Brackbill]] kids also. We ate so much we had to walk it off down town. [[Warren Brackbill|Warren]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] The crowd was small and @ church also. We visited Grandma's and down home afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 21, 1939|Oct 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 23, 1939|Oct 23, 1939]] }} 7cc65eb366633306094c266edc2d3995a4a1af36 0 2909 5745 2008-02-25T04:09:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Off on a happy start for another new day and another new week. We were all tickled at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] this morning when [[Morris Schnupp|Schnuppie]], overcoat, and hat came strolling down to the mill to assume his duties as salesman pro tem. In the afternoon I got a nice long trip to [[New Holland|N. Holland]] and [[Lancaster]]. A few rats were badly scared but none killed. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed and complained of her ailments while I read, shaved & got ready for bed. "It's a long road that knows no turnings." {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 22, 1939|Oct 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 24, 1939|Oct 24, 1939]] }} 5b9c5250e696d337efee58c09b48bd8d5e8b5ac8 5747 2008-02-25T04:09:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Off on a happy start for another new day and another new week. We were all tickled at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] this morning when [[Morris Schnupp|Schnuppie]], overcoat, and hat came strolling down to the mill to assume his duties as salesman pro tem. In the afternoon I got a nice long trip to [[New Holland|N. Holland]] and [[Lancaster]]. A few rats were badly scared but none killed. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed and complained of her ailments while I read, shaved & got ready for bed. "It's a long road that knows no turnings." {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 22, 1939|Oct 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 24, 1939|Oct 24, 1939]] }} 5b9c5250e696d337efee58c09b48bd8d5e8b5ac8 0 2911 5751 2008-02-25T04:11:56Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I foolishly stole fifteen minutes sleep this morning & was late for work, although [[Allen]] was the only one ahead of me. After starting the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], I discovered she was badly in need of a few minor repairs. The needed attention, I hurried ahead to give her, not knowing the extent of her incapacities, and was still "hanging about" after quitting time, still unfinished. After a big supper I washed the dishes & read awhile. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went down home & brought some flowers up. We had a lovely fall day. Not chilly yet cool and clear. There is a moon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 23, 1939|Oct 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 25, 1939|Oct 25, 1939]] }} 89ebac21c2a743646f992cc958d75a27533ffec9 5753 2008-02-25T04:11:56Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I foolishly stole fifteen minutes sleep this morning & was late for work, although [[Allen]] was the only one ahead of me. After starting the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], I discovered she was badly in need of a few minor repairs. The needed attention, I hurried ahead to give her, not knowing the extent of her incapacities, and was still "hanging about" after quitting time, still unfinished. After a big supper I washed the dishes & read awhile. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went down home & brought some flowers up. We had a lovely fall day. Not chilly yet cool and clear. There is a moon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 23, 1939|Oct 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 25, 1939|Oct 25, 1939]] }} 89ebac21c2a743646f992cc958d75a27533ffec9 0 2913 5757 2008-02-25T04:14:32Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I was up and "rarin' to go" this morning to get to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and get the wheels turning again. This I did and was surprised to find [[John Hess|John]] allowing me to go right ahead, even with the final adjustments. We were fairly busy in the afternoon. A few "boners" didn't help matters and it was dark till we were done. After supper we went to prayer meeting and Choir practice. Turnout was O.K. I got my car greased & oil changed. The day was cloudy and the night also. A moon was trying to be visible but in vain. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 24, 1939|Oct 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 26, 1939|Oct 26, 1939]] }} 532bbb8c87d5cdb41e71093159e66adfd5335222 5759 2008-02-25T04:14:32Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I was up and "rarin' to go" this morning to get to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and get the wheels turning again. This I did and was surprised to find [[John Hess|John]] allowing me to go right ahead, even with the final adjustments. We were fairly busy in the afternoon. A few "boners" didn't help matters and it was dark till we were done. After supper we went to prayer meeting and Choir practice. Turnout was O.K. I got my car greased & oil changed. The day was cloudy and the night also. A moon was trying to be visible but in vain. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 24, 1939|Oct 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 26, 1939|Oct 26, 1939]] }} 532bbb8c87d5cdb41e71093159e66adfd5335222 0 2915 5763 2008-02-25T04:16:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki No hurry this morning was in my mind or thoughts or spirits and I was late, but not as far as the rest of the force was concerned for we are all working later. It was a summer day in most respects - hot, humid, "sun shiny" and we sweated thru it. After a big supper we washed up and went to Choir practice. It is becoming bearable to me but not to [[Jane Young|Jane]], it seems. She blames it on personell but I positively deny it. The moon is here again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 25, 1939|Oct 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 27, 1939|Oct 27, 1939]] }} 29f3614a9f0988d10aa1b6edde88b9ccbdc61b9e 0 2919 5769 2008-02-25T04:19:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Today [[Dick]] was with us again for a change. Potato handling and flour handling are both at a standstill. After supper I spent quite some time bringing our personal bookwork up to date. [[Sarah Young|Sarah Y.]] & [[Romaine]] came over and discussed plans for the coming Halloween party of our [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] We had so much fun that we forgot to stay up and watch the eclypse of the moon. It was rainy & cloudy anyway. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 26, 1939|Oct 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 28, 1939|Oct 28, 1939]] }} 94eaa6afa24198cbfa38f96c6702e43d7cb3166e 0 2923 5775 2008-02-25T04:22:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]] didn't go with me this morning but rather came by himself from Jones's. We started with about one big order in the morning and were still working after dinner awhile. So it goes on Sat. In the afternoon [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to [[Lancaster]]. I cleaned up & collected all money. Landed up at church at the Ladies Aid Chicken Supper. I helped wash or dry dishes & watched the ladies being eaten out of food entirely. The moon was swell & we visited Red & Aravella afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 27, 1939|Oct 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 29, 1939|Oct 29, 1939]] }} 0e2ffc22829067ad5f723da2af580c5f3b0190ca 0 2927 5781 2008-02-25T04:24:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Sunday comes again and it is as hard to get up at eight oclock as six any other time. The weather was nice & bright & cold - all day. After an O.K. Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] service we went with [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] to Marg & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]]'. We had a swell big dinner & I overate slightly. In the afternoon, beside playing with Darlene & listening to the radio we all went for a Blue Ford drive to a look out tower. We skipped [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & Church & I think I sorta miss them. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 28, 1939|Oct 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 30, 1939|Oct 30, 1939]] }} 52dea9f96fe1ad6b48cb5caaa598b19d60f3e13a 0 2933 5791 2008-02-25T04:27:15Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Monday comes cloudy & damp but it doesn't worry me any. We were overwhelmed with orders, big ones that took half an afternoon themselves. Rain set in and cramped our style to a very great extent. We worked late & I got home late. After a hurried supper we masqueraded & went down to the firehall and had a big [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Halloween party. The orchestra kids came late & sorta dampened the thing but we had a good time anyway. Eats were swell. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 29, 1939|Oct 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 31, 1939|Oct 31, 1939]] }} 185f9dd9ff2edb5dbf982c829b0253ee220fa026 0 2934 5793 2008-02-25T04:29:31Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't expect that the spooks would get me today and as I recall they didn't. Rain again - all day. The poor truck drivers, [[Morris Schnupp|Schnuppie]] is at it again, really got wet. We were busy as usual. After work I went to [[Lancaster]] to get [[Groffie]]. Then supper was late. After supper 2 groups of Halloweener's came and ate all our cider (drank). We later went down home and chatted. This is sorta catch up night & so we "catch as catch can." {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 30, 1939|Oct 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 1, 1939|Nov 1, 1939]] }} 35d48544a99ba7edd3292d0df2f8f4f7768d161b 0 2804 5532 2008-02-25T04:32:06Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki My work for today started out in a different fashion this morning. I went to [[Paradise]] & got [[Groffie]] and took him to [[Lancaster]] for his truck. Then went to work. I finished the rest of the forenoon in my own realm - flour dep't and office, but in the afternoon I worked my self out in [[Allen|Allie]]'s "playhouse" the feed dept. We were busy. The day was swell & many rabbits were shot but I didn't get any or did I try. After supper we had Choir practice at Zimmie's. It was fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 31, 1939|Oct 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 2, 1939|Nov 2, 1939]] }} bc719b7d1b13e33c14d91a465153b06b7139f932 5533 2008-02-25T04:32:06Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki My work for today started out in a different fashion this morning. I went to [[Paradise]] & got [[Groffie]] and took him to [[Lancaster]] for his truck. Then went to work. I finished the rest of the forenoon in my own realm - flour dep't and office, but in the afternoon I worked my self out in [[Allen|Allie]]'s "playhouse" the feed dept. We were busy. The day was swell & many rabbits were shot but I didn't get any or did I try. After supper we had Choir practice at Zimmie's. It was fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 31, 1939|Oct 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 2, 1939|Nov 2, 1939]] }} bc719b7d1b13e33c14d91a465153b06b7139f932 0 2822 5575 2008-02-25T14:30:56Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki After the usual coaxing and reminding, I crawled out and dressed. The weather was brisk and very pleasing. Everyone should have enjoyed it and, I believe, did. [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] drove his own truck for a change once today. I helped none in the feed dep't but contented myself elsewhere. After work, I got a haircut. Then cleaned up and took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to [[Eva Sheaffer|Aunt Eva]]'s, & them, for rabbit & pheasant supper. After that we went to a good choir practice. Then we visited [[Zimmerman]]'s & had a committee meeting. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 1, 1939|Nov 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 3, 1939|Nov 3, 1939]] }} 0d824eaec2d9c9abcca9721dbaff693996f43aec 5577 2008-02-25T14:30:56Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki After the usual coaxing and reminding, I crawled out and dressed. The weather was brisk and very pleasing. Everyone should have enjoyed it and, I believe, did. [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] drove his own truck for a change once today. I helped none in the feed dep't but contented myself elsewhere. After work, I got a haircut. Then cleaned up and took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to [[Eva Sheaffer|Aunt Eva]]'s, & them, for rabbit & pheasant supper. After that we went to a good choir practice. Then we visited [[Zimmerman]]'s & had a committee meeting. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 1, 1939|Nov 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 3, 1939|Nov 3, 1939]] }} 0d824eaec2d9c9abcca9721dbaff693996f43aec 0 2855 5638 2008-02-25T14:33:08Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Getting up seemed easier for no reason at all and I was early at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. The weather was a repetition of yesterday's only a little cooler. In the morning I worked alone with the noise but in the afternoon I worked without the noise, putting a new silk on the mill. I came home a little earlier than my usual late hour and we went to [[Strasburg]] to a District rally & Banquet. Attendance was excusably poor. Afterwards [[Brackbills]] & [[Romaine]] came here and <u>raised Cain</u>. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 2, 1939|Nov 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 4, 1939|Nov 4, 1939]] }} 512a5de7f97584b8005fdd23891c19240b4c4279 0 2861 5647 2008-02-25T14:35:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki A cold morning greeted one and all today and I wasn't anxious to face it. I was terribly late for work but [[John Hess|John]] was later - so. [[Allen]] wasn't there at all - was sick. We had to piece up our abilities and still it took us some time after dinner to finish. Then I went gunning with [[Val]] & [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]. They got 2 birds & 2 rabbits. Val gave me a rabbit. I washed my car. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I, among many others, went to H. S. to see "Tulip Time." It was well rendered and quite entertaining. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 3, 1939|Nov 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 5, 1939|Nov 5, 1939]] }} c27e5e17d0c8392881b406b40ea44104fe431cda 5648 2008-02-25T14:35:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki A cold morning greeted one and all today and I wasn't anxious to face it. I was terribly late for work but [[John Hess|John]] was later - so. [[Allen]] wasn't there at all - was sick. We had to piece up our abilities and still it took us some time after dinner to finish. Then I went gunning with [[Val]] & [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]. They got 2 birds & 2 rabbits. Val gave me a rabbit. I washed my car. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I, among many others, went to H. S. to see "Tulip Time." It was well rendered and quite entertaining. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 3, 1939|Nov 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 5, 1939|Nov 5, 1939]] }} c27e5e17d0c8392881b406b40ea44104fe431cda 0 2862 5649 2008-02-25T14:38:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Failure of the alarm to ring caused us to delay our arising until eight oclock - an hour later than it should have been. It was raining and blowing from the north east and it made a wet day. We went to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] in the morning. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] helped us eat the rabbit for dinner. In the afternoon we toook E. & Auntie to [[Lancaster]] - McLachey H.S. to a welfare program. We were down home for supper. After that we went to [[St. John's United Brethren|St. John's U.B.]] to hear the "[[Happy Clarks]]." The going was well worth while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 4, 1939|Nov 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 6, 1939|Nov 6, 1939]] }} fa9d871acc5f69f7b4df59d85163434fc96c5c5b 5651 2008-02-25T14:38:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Failure of the alarm to ring caused us to delay our arising until eight oclock - an hour later than it should have been. It was raining and blowing from the north east and it made a wet day. We went to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] in the morning. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] helped us eat the rabbit for dinner. In the afternoon we toook E. & Auntie to [[Lancaster]] - McLachey H.S. to a welfare program. We were down home for supper. After that we went to [[St. John's United Brethren|St. John's U.B.]] to hear the "[[Happy Clarks]]." The going was well worth while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 4, 1939|Nov 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 6, 1939|Nov 6, 1939]] }} fa9d871acc5f69f7b4df59d85163434fc96c5c5b 0 2863 5652 2008-02-25T14:40:57Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Just the idea of its being cold makes it hard to get up. Even if the house is slightly pretty warm, I can't get into the swing of things. Everything was as usual at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today. [[Dick]] took flour for a change. We got done a little earlier than usual, too. After a scrappy supper and scrappy preparation, we went to [[Lititz]] with [[Romaine]] & [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]. It was a County [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Social at the [[Moravian Church]] and there were over 225 there. We had a very swell time and all enjoyed it to the finish. It's cold tonight & I'm sleepy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 5, 1939|Nov 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 7, 1939|Nov 7, 1939]] }} 36ce802f6b66b915b59efa0d1788c83c0ee7aa19 5654 2008-02-25T14:40:57Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Just the idea of its being cold makes it hard to get up. Even if the house is slightly pretty warm, I can't get into the swing of things. Everything was as usual at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today. [[Dick]] took flour for a change. We got done a little earlier than usual, too. After a scrappy supper and scrappy preparation, we went to [[Lititz]] with [[Romaine]] & [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]. It was a County [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Social at the [[Moravian Church]] and there were over 225 there. We had a very swell time and all enjoyed it to the finish. It's cold tonight & I'm sleepy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 5, 1939|Nov 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 7, 1939|Nov 7, 1939]] }} 36ce802f6b66b915b59efa0d1788c83c0ee7aa19 0 2864 5655 2008-02-25T14:42:31Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I was relying on the alarm clock to get me up this morning but here [[Jane Young|Jane]] turned it of and I was late, late for breakfast, late for work, and [[Groffie]] "growled me out." We weren't very busy all day till about quitting time then we found we couldn't finish. It was a swell day - Real fall weather but it rained a little after dark. For supper we went to [[New Holland|N. Holland]] to a supper meeting of the [[County Chorus]]. We had a jolly good time and everything was swell. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 6, 1939|Nov 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 8, 1939|Nov 8, 1939]] }} 7f447c489bf0d260f950a50be887552f0a2d3fe5 0 2866 5659 2008-02-25T14:44:17Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't get up as soon as I got awake for something different. I wasn't late either. Things were entirely as usual at work. The weather was also the usual run of sunshine & cold with a good bit of wind. I got home in time for a 5:30 supper and a big one. After that we leisurely got dressed and went to prayer meeting. We had a swell choir practice. We can do without the [[Browns]] now, for we got two Singers. We wound up at [[Zimmermans|Zimmys]] and unwound. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 7, 1939|Nov 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 9, 1939|Nov 9, 1939]] }} 3b38ac646975545311497dfdee1661730e2be356 0 2868 5662 2008-02-25T14:45:58Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Having neglected to set the alarm clock last night caused us to sleep until six-thirty, the time I should have been at work. Needless to say, I was late. We were scarcely started right this morning when the mixer ceased to function and we worked till almost quitting time getting it to work. For supper we went to [[Ephrata]] Legion to a dollar and a quarter banquet of [[Farm Machinery]] dealers. We had a swell turkey supper and the program included some very swell artists but the renditions just mediocre. We got home about twelve. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 8, 1939|Nov 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 10, 1939|Nov 10, 1939]] }} a6e57b33d4e12e7bc9e14df8ad17b2cc3fe4eac5 5663 2008-02-25T14:45:58Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Having neglected to set the alarm clock last night caused us to sleep until six-thirty, the time I should have been at work. Needless to say, I was late. We were scarcely started right this morning when the mixer ceased to function and we worked till almost quitting time getting it to work. For supper we went to [[Ephrata]] Legion to a dollar and a quarter banquet of [[Farm Machinery]] dealers. We had a swell turkey supper and the program included some very swell artists but the renditions just mediocre. We got home about twelve. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 8, 1939|Nov 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 10, 1939|Nov 10, 1939]] }} a6e57b33d4e12e7bc9e14df8ad17b2cc3fe4eac5 0 2805 5534 2008-02-25T14:48:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We really tried the mixer out today. Quite a few orders were left over to mix up and we did 'er. All the activities of the day seem trivial in comparison to the big events of the night. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I got ready to go to [[Lancaster]]. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty "Harold"]] popped in unexpectedly as we were just ready to leave. We took a bunch along in to a fairly big but very nice roller skating party and I acted like a married man and was rather glad I had, yet was mad at myself. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 9, 1939|Nov 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 11, 1939|Nov 11, 1939]] }} 770c9dc47059e5bc1abf2957e1eadb6240d636cd 5536 2008-02-25T14:48:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We really tried the mixer out today. Quite a few orders were left over to mix up and we did 'er. All the activities of the day seem trivial in comparison to the big events of the night. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I got ready to go to [[Lancaster]]. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty "Harold"]] popped in unexpectedly as we were just ready to leave. We took a bunch along in to a fairly big but very nice roller skating party and I acted like a married man and was rather glad I had, yet was mad at myself. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 9, 1939|Nov 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 11, 1939|Nov 11, 1939]] }} 770c9dc47059e5bc1abf2957e1eadb6240d636cd 0 3451 6738 2008-02-25T14:51:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ephrata, PA''' is a borough in the northern part of [[Lancaster County]]. Among other things it was the home of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ephrata_Cloister Ephrata Cloister], the home of an order of Seventh-Day Dunkers ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwarzenau_Brethren Schwarzenau Brethren]). {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 93c90c0f08c24b05f05ff95e953bd8b7317fd40e 0 3154 6219 2008-02-25T16:49:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 trying interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Lancaster, Pennsylvania''' is the county seat of [[Lancaster County]]. It figures in the family narrative as a shopping destination, home of various county-level events such as the County Chorus, and other activities. For more information about Lancaster, see [[Wikipedia:Lancaster, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Cities]] 500be2f8f6a4d6d53e062cc6b0a1d48dd037c747 0 3423 6695 2008-02-25T16:49:54Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Lancaster County, Pennsylvania''' has been the home of the [[Brackbills|Brackbill family]] in America since the Mennonites immigrated sometime before 1700. By 1710, there was already a substantial presence of Brackbills in the county, as indicated by the multiple Brackbill tracts on a [http://www.midatlanticarchives.com/maps_pa_lancaster_co/first_settlement_1710.htm 1710 map of land holdings in the county]. For more information about Lancaster County, see [[Wikipedia:Lancaster County, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Places]] 28e07fa6679115821aa085ce039539acb1f5655e 0 3419 6689 2008-02-25T16:51:06Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Conowingo Dam''', constructed in 1925-26, is on the lower [[Wikipedia:Susquehanna River]] in northeastern Maryland. For more information about the dam, see [[Wikipedia:Conowingo Dam|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Places]] e842d08808bf337c57275d15c881267692045ec9 0 3322 6532 2008-02-25T21:32:36Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Christian Endeavor''' was a nondenominational evangelical society that encouraged youth to be active in the life of the church. For more information about Christian Endeavor, see [[Wikipedia:Young People's Society of Christian Endeavour|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] de2f46165786671e686ff36c2c0d281b461c107c 0 3152 6216 2008-02-25T21:33:12Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Harrisburg''' is the capital of Pennsylvania. It figures in the narrative as follows: * Location of the farm show ([[HB Journal for Jan 20-21, 1939|Jan 20-21, 1939]]) * Presbyterian Synod Young People's Conference ([[HB Journal for Apr 28, 1939|Apr 28]] &ndash; [[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1939|30]], 1939) For more information about Harrisburg, see [[Wikipedia:Harrisburg|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Cities]] dcd1cff2327d852e53a510f3cf4c0643e8f7f2bc 0 3158 6225 2008-02-25T21:33:55Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Philadelphia''' figures in this wiki as follows: * Location of bakery with which the mill does business. More information about Philadelphia is on [[Wikipedia:Philadelphia|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Cities]] 447ede79c1425f1f3a0572a399e9593e6d8e891e 0 3457 6747 2008-02-25T21:34:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Kinzers, Pennsylvania''' is an unincorporated township in Lancaster County. It figures in the narrative as the home of the [[Young]] family. For more information about Kinzers, see [[Wikipedia:Kinzers, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 5ba563babd5b432ee293f8bb5128b5e39e42c8f9 0 3162 6231 2008-02-25T21:35:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Hess's Mill''' was where [[E. Herman Brackbill]] worked from 1937 to 1940. Also known as the New Milltown Roller Mill, the mill sits on a site that was continuously in use for milling from around 1750 through the mid-20th century. A number of people worked at the mill at one point or another. It was managed by [[John Hess]]; this site includes a [[:Category:Hess's Mill employees|partial list of employees]]. The mill currently houses an [http://books-rare.blogspot.com/2006/07/our-home-and-shop-hess-mill-or-new.html antiquarian bookshop]. More information about the mill can be found on [[Wikipedia:New_Milltown, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Places]] [[Category:Companies]] 0f4a78e4a0f07456e3e8deae1bdf86e44b29b679 0 3446 6730 2008-02-25T21:36:59Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Blue Ball, Pennsylvania''' is an unincorporated town in [[Lancaster County]]. See [[Wikipedia:Blue Ball, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]] for a list of other Lancaster County towns with suggestive names. In the [[Herman Brackbill Journals]], Blue Ball is the location of a [[HB Journal for Mar 11, 1939|spelling bee]] that [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.]] attends. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 9f4a6b2484fd69afcb9448a4acaf88466f12fdf7 0 3164 6234 2008-02-25T21:37:31Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Ralston Purina company''' was a major business partner of [[Hess's Mill]]. The company had two main brand lines, the Ralston line which had mostly human food products, and the Purina line which was primarily animal feed products, called chows. Hess's Mill was a Purina mill, meaning that it took raw feed grains which it milled and mixed them with the Purina "chow" ingredients which it then sold to its customers. The Purina ingredients arrived via carload, and delays in the shipments caused the mill to be late filling customer orders. This occurred over several periods in the diary, including [[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1939|February 22]] and [[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1939|March 23]]-[[HB Journal for Mar 24, 1939|24]], 1939. The [[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1939|Herman Brackbill Journal for March 21, 1939]] contains a reference to [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] going to a "feed meeting" and hearing [[Donald Danforth]], son of the company's founder, speaking. More information about Ralston Purina is available on [[Wikipedia:Ralston Purina Company|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Companies]] 6360022fab45455c69c58f9ae7bf7bcc9a8f8b18 0 3463 6756 2008-02-25T21:38:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''New Holland, Pennsylvania''' is a town in Lancaster County. For more information about New Holland, see [[Wikipedia:New_Holland, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 77e072db4d1a2e08907d8b654a9d0d64f928ee4a 0 3465 6759 2008-02-25T21:39:57Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Paradise, PA''' is a town on Route 30 in Lancaster County. It was the home of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]] from 1964 to 1989, and is where [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] is located. For more information on Paradise, see [[Wikipedia:Paradise, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 36f630361e91a3dd25725b0c701894d53d698c5b 0 3455 6744 2008-02-25T21:40:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Intercourse, PA''' is an unincorporated village in [[Lancaster County]]. Like [[Blue Ball]], it is popular with tourists for its name. For more information about the town of Intercourse, see [[Wikipedia:Intercourse, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 3da3d31f2f940a1a7704346e373fed5d776a3f0b 0 3459 6750 2008-02-25T21:41:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Lititz, PA''' is a borough in [[Lancaster County]]. It figures in the [[Herman Brackbill Journals]] as the home of [[Willis Bucher]]. More information about Lititz is available on [[Wikipedia:Lititz, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 766614d790dd08d9966fa2b7426132f7f5b73fdd 0 3156 6222 2008-02-25T21:42:06Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''New York, NY''' was the first-day destination of the honeymoon trip that [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]] took with the Buchers beginning [[HB Journal for May 21, 1939|May 21, 1939]]. More information about New York City is available via [[Wikipedia:New York City|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Cities]] 3e39c5a68475a2c777735649607441e768c16040 0 3267 6447 2008-02-25T21:42:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki The '''1939-1940 World's Fair''' in New York City was the first World's Fair to focus on a future-oriented, utopian view. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]] visited this fair about a month after its opening during their honeymoon with Marg and [[Willis Bucher]] on [[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1939|April 30, 1939]], and the Young family went later that summer. For more information about the fair, see [[Wikipedia:1939 New York World's Fair|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Events]] f87fe6e8211a2a7f8e53eea6b63d64ab6ccea9ed 0 3475 6774 2008-02-25T21:43:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Safe Harbor, PA''' is an unincorporated township in [[Lancaster County]]. It is within [[Conestoga|Conestoga Township]] on the Conestoga River. More information about Safe Harbor is available on [[Wikipedia:Safe Harbor, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 41de9d6f0d4cf652f55cee0696d3c7ca96509998 0 3421 6692 2008-02-25T21:44:39Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Fulton County, PA''' lies several counties west of [[Lancaster County]] along the southern border of the state with Maryland. For more information about Fulton County, see [[Wikipedia:Fulton County, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Places]] 34ee5d7891490fcf182ba5deaca2e56b41a2c770 0 2581 5021 2008-02-25T21:47:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki A bright Sunday morning awaited us as we awoke from a good night's sleep. We enjoyed a nice light breakfast. At [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] it was Children's Day. The children put on as good a program as has been given there, it seemed. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I were entertained at [[Isaac Eby Hershey|Uncle Ike Hershey]]'s along with other Brackbill children. It was hot but we enjoyed it. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]], [[Val]] & I went swimming at home. Then it rained & gusted. [[Pearl H.]] was in from [[Fulton County|Fulton Co.]] We all had supper there (Garden Spot) & enjoyed a nice evening. We skipped church which was just supposed to be a kid's party. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 10, 1939|Jun 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 12, 1939|Jun 12, 1939]] }} cc2298c7c1c0fd4fd8bfde534382e631ed14d2fa 5023 2008-02-25T21:47:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki A bright Sunday morning awaited us as we awoke from a good night's sleep. We enjoyed a nice light breakfast. At [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] it was Children's Day. The children put on as good a program as has been given there, it seemed. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I were entertained at [[Isaac Eby Hershey|Uncle Ike Hershey]]'s along with other Brackbill children. It was hot but we enjoyed it. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]], [[Val]] & I went swimming at home. Then it rained & gusted. [[Pearl H.]] was in from [[Fulton County|Fulton Co.]] We all had supper there (Garden Spot) & enjoyed a nice evening. We skipped church which was just supposed to be a kid's party. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 10, 1939|Jun 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 12, 1939|Jun 12, 1939]] }} cc2298c7c1c0fd4fd8bfde534382e631ed14d2fa 0 3087 6092 2008-02-25T21:48:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki '''Isaac Eby Hershey''' (b. 20 Apr 1884), known as "Uncle Ike," was the husband of [[Esther S. Brackbill]] and the son-in-law of [[Elam H. Brackbill]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Hersheys]] [[Category:Brackbills|Hershey, Isaac]] 2acb7f55b754e6b5303d4fc43809f771a0f186a7 0 3467 6762 2008-02-25T21:49:39Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Peach Bottom, PA''' is a township in [[York County]]. For more information about Peach Bottom, see [[Wikipedia:Peach Bottom|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 42297e8b5ca45f5f70065db6a0f7de3e00e215ab 0 3471 6768 2008-02-25T21:50:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Quarryville, PA''' is a borough in [[Lancaster County]], south of [[Strasburg]]. For more information about Quarryville, see [[Wikipedia:Quarryville|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 6ac282b13f66f0ed3db322257b938b96043aba6f 0 3453 6741 2008-02-25T21:50:37Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Gap, PA''' is a town inside Salisbury Township in [[Lancaster County]]. For more information about Gap, see [[Wikipedia:Gap, PA|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] a03c0981a4a80b1d85941bd1805206ceb19058f3 0 3447 6732 2008-02-25T21:51:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Christiana, PA''' is a borough on the eastern edge of [[Lancaster County]]. For more information about Christiana, see [[Wikipedia:Christiana, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 5fcd0c98925b7a89530afc8ce277a20dadf5cf62 0 3473 6771 2008-02-25T21:51:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Reamstown, PA''' is a census designated location in the upper eastern corner of [[Lancaster County]]. For more information about Reamstown, see [[Wikipedia:Reamstown|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 16f934f9dec8c1a96085b21f1287a4997a21e640 0 3469 6765 2008-02-25T21:51:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pottstown, PA''' is a borough in [[Montgomery County]], east of [[Lancaster County]]. It was the home of [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman]] and his family. For more information about Pottstown, see [[Wikipedia:Pottstown, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 386d6a6407b1f58b8b9a7bb05f0ee403b3fdd3ac 0 3160 6228 2008-02-25T21:52:09Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Reading, PA''' is a city in [[Berks County]], just north of [[Lancaster County]]. For more information about Reading, see [[Wikipedia:Reading, PA|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Cities]] 448fa1b9efc43927b736867ec018009794f67f17 0 3479 6780 2008-02-25T21:52:24Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Waynesburg, PA''' is a borough in [[Greene County]], in the far southwestern corner of Pennsylvania, and is home to Waynesburg University. For more information about Waynesburg, see [[Wikipedia:Waynesburg, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] bf74df8d7ac21c7fd605bf3e805e01933f7441a5 0 2806 5537 2008-02-26T20:12:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki After not getting enough sleep for the tenth, more or less consecutive night we wearily arose and set about doing our regular, Saturday morning labor. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] & didn't finish until 2:30. Then I came home, got [[Jane Young|Jane]] & went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] to visit especially [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]]. We hunted in vain again. After supper we sang quartet numbers. [[Flossie]] came. Soon Jane & I left, determined to catch a few hours of the lost sleep and soon old time petting & messing up. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 10, 1939|Nov 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 12, 1939|Nov 12, 1939]] }} 0f5fe0521181acc01dfb9b7ffc06bf7a7f80d33b 0 2807 5539 2008-02-26T20:15:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki We got up lazily this morning & ate & dressed for S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. It was very bright & cheerful and look like it would be a lovely day. Services were well attended and very beneficial. After Church we had our own dinner in our home. However, after the dishes were done we gathered up [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] and went over home. [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman|Uncle Ivan]]'s Bunch were there. We took pictures & practiced at School. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] left for [[Waynesburg|Wbg]] abt 3:30 with [[Warren Brackbill|Barney]] & Norman. Supper there. [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & church, nothing unusual, came home & went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 11, 1939|Nov 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 13, 1939|Nov 13, 1939]] }} 1cb485939114ceb2391817109803b484171d2f6a 5541 2008-02-26T20:15:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki We got up lazily this morning & ate & dressed for S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. It was very bright & cheerful and look like it would be a lovely day. Services were well attended and very beneficial. After Church we had our own dinner in our home. However, after the dishes were done we gathered up [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] and went over home. [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman|Uncle Ivan]]'s Bunch were there. We took pictures & practiced at School. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] left for [[Waynesburg|Wbg]] abt 3:30 with [[Warren Brackbill|Barney]] & Norman. Supper there. [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & church, nothing unusual, came home & went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 11, 1939|Nov 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 13, 1939|Nov 13, 1939]] }} 1cb485939114ceb2391817109803b484171d2f6a 0 2808 5542 2008-02-26T20:17:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't get up till away late this morning - not until after the time I should have been at work. [[Groffie]] took me once again. It was colder today, and there was a light shift of snow. Most of the day the sun was shining. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but finished on schedule. After supper, we took our load to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] [[County Chorus]] practice. Not too many were there but it was fine. Home happy & late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 12, 1939|Nov 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 14, 1939|Nov 14, 1939]] }} fc2c12cca8cd5b2071fba16a2906a298098e0b5d 0 2809 5544 2008-02-26T20:19:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The day was started off quite differently this morning. I walked down to [[Groff]]'s & went along with [[Earl]]. Nothing was much different at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We were busy as usual. After supper, I should by all means have collected welfare but couldn't' summon enough courage. We went to board meeting at [[Emma]]'s & made out O.K. There were plenty of eats for all and I guess some left over. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 13, 1939|Nov 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 15, 1939|Nov 15, 1939]] }} b91c3197a3b7c8185bf75a6d41693525edc71829 0 2810 5546 2008-02-26T20:20:57Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got up in quite good time again & I got a bicycle ride to [[Groffie]]'s. It was very cold this morning but got a little warmer till evening. The [[Hess's Mill|mill]] required a few repairs at different times today. We were very busy in the feed department again. While eating supper, we were dropped in upon by [[Mary Jane]] & [[Bobby]]. After supper & saw a couple of welfare prospects. Then we all went in to prayer meeting and Choir practice. We had work but it was all fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 14, 1939|Nov 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 16, 1939|Nov 16, 1939]] }} 9d2a759fd348d8a330c57a009c867af4370bdca8 5548 2008-02-26T20:20:57Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got up in quite good time again & I got a bicycle ride to [[Groffie]]'s. It was very cold this morning but got a little warmer till evening. The [[Hess's Mill|mill]] required a few repairs at different times today. We were very busy in the feed department again. While eating supper, we were dropped in upon by [[Mary Jane]] & [[Bobby]]. After supper & saw a couple of welfare prospects. Then we all went in to prayer meeting and Choir practice. We had work but it was all fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 14, 1939|Nov 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 16, 1939|Nov 16, 1939]] }} 9d2a759fd348d8a330c57a009c867af4370bdca8 0 2812 5552 2008-02-26T20:22:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't get the whole way down this morning & [[Groffie|Earl]] picked me up. We weren't at all early. There was plenty to do at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], a few yesterday's orders and a good many today's. We got through it nevertheless. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & some of the other [[Youngs]] went to town & she got a new coat. Also [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] got one & a new hat. After supper I took my wife and we went to "Old" Choir practice only a party for [[Lee]] kept some of the choir away. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 15, 1939|Nov 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 17, 1939|Nov 17, 1939]] }} 44a4a65f4272fc7ecd59508afe9223fb597980aa 5554 2008-02-26T20:22:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't get the whole way down this morning & [[Groffie|Earl]] picked me up. We weren't at all early. There was plenty to do at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], a few yesterday's orders and a good many today's. We got through it nevertheless. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & some of the other [[Youngs]] went to town & she got a new coat. Also [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] got one & a new hat. After supper I took my wife and we went to "Old" Choir practice only a party for [[Lee]] kept some of the choir away. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 15, 1939|Nov 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 17, 1939|Nov 17, 1939]] }} 44a4a65f4272fc7ecd59508afe9223fb597980aa 0 2814 5558 2008-02-26T20:25:12Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki I was quite early for my chauffeur this morning. It was a dandy day, as it has been being for a while. The old hammer mill got new hammers today and it was quiet around the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] except for "my" flour mill. We didn't get home till late and then we had to hurry & dress quickly after supper. We took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & went to a spelling bee over home. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] played, Jane & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] sang. There was a nice crowd and the entertainment was good. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 16, 1939|Nov 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 18, 1939|Nov 18, 1939]] }} 3718a0d0957bf7ef44f3759ae328a65858293047 5560 2008-02-26T20:25:12Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki I was quite early for my chauffeur this morning. It was a dandy day, as it has been being for a while. The old hammer mill got new hammers today and it was quiet around the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] except for "my" flour mill. We didn't get home till late and then we had to hurry & dress quickly after supper. We took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & went to a spelling bee over home. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] played, Jane & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] sang. There was a nice crowd and the entertainment was good. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 16, 1939|Nov 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 18, 1939|Nov 18, 1939]] }} 3718a0d0957bf7ef44f3759ae328a65858293047 0 2816 5565 2008-02-26T20:26:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Now again we are most sleepy. However, as always, we must sometime get up and get started. Things didn't start so easily this morning. I spent about 3 hours repair the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and get it started. We finished by dinner. In the afternoon I cleaned up and collected for Welfare. We both helped and ate at the fire hall this evening, then came home weary and well spent for a little quiet & rest. Indian summer denotes the weather. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 17, 1939|Nov 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 19, 1939|Nov 19, 1939]] }} d92b7ff6606ce279e5120889f77c11c495ea05c6 0 2820 5571 2008-02-26T20:28:47Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I like Sunday, the whole day through. In the mornign I can <strike>lay</strike> lie in bed a couple extra hours, a thing that I long for every morning. Sunday is a day for physical rest and I always feel much better if I have observed it by resting. It is also a day for Spiritual refreshment and that is my chief concern. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] were here for dinner. We went home in the afternoon & for supper. After [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] [[Emory]] & [[Betty]] visited us here . Weather cold & windy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 18, 1939|Nov 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 20, 1939|Nov 20, 1939]] }} 2efec4012195601a91f56e4d9547e8bd9797bfb3 5572 2008-02-26T20:28:47Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I like Sunday, the whole day through. In the mornign I can <strike>lay</strike> lie in bed a couple extra hours, a thing that I long for every morning. Sunday is a day for physical rest and I always feel much better if I have observed it by resting. It is also a day for Spiritual refreshment and that is my chief concern. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] were here for dinner. We went home in the afternoon & for supper. After [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] [[Emory]] & [[Betty]] visited us here . Weather cold & windy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 18, 1939|Nov 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 20, 1939|Nov 20, 1939]] }} 2efec4012195601a91f56e4d9547e8bd9797bfb3 0 2823 5578 2008-02-26T20:31:11Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Today started off swell. It was cold & cloudy and Monday. [[John Moore]] & [[John Hess|Hess]] each took a load of Amish to [[Philadelphia|Phila]] to the [[Baugh]] fertilizer plant. We were left busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] with orders pouring in from all corners. We worked like a bunch of wild men and didn't get finished until 6ix oclock. After a sumptuous supper, we got ready & went to [[County Chorus]] practice. I drove [[Stanley Ranck|Stan Ranck]]'s new '39 Chevy in. Practice was fine & we didn't get home till eleven. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 19, 1939|Nov 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 21, 1939|Nov 21, 1939]] }} 167e21650b8fd8b639facab0e0a2b5c8c97fcb3a 5580 2008-02-26T20:31:11Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Today started off swell. It was cold & cloudy and Monday. [[John Moore]] & [[John Hess|Hess]] each took a load of Amish to [[Philadelphia|Phila]] to the [[Baugh]] fertilizer plant. We were left busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] with orders pouring in from all corners. We worked like a bunch of wild men and didn't get finished until 6ix oclock. After a sumptuous supper, we got ready & went to [[County Chorus]] practice. I drove [[Stanley Ranck|Stan Ranck]]'s new '39 Chevy in. Practice was fine & we didn't get home till eleven. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 19, 1939|Nov 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 21, 1939|Nov 21, 1939]] }} 167e21650b8fd8b639facab0e0a2b5c8c97fcb3a 0 3285 6475 2008-02-26T20:32:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki '''Earl Groff''', invariably called "Groffie," was a coworker of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Hess's Mill employees|Groff]] 3bcaea0a8547da7c917a90ab6ccd082b23e7f6ac 0 2825 5584 2008-02-27T16:38:06Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki As usual, it was warm in bed and cold out of bed but sometime I had to get up. We weren't late for work but rather, got a good start. We found ourselves really busy today again. Order after order kept us wondering if we would even get on top again. We finished about 5:30. After supper, I cleaned up, dressed up & finished my welfare work. Then I brought [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] up to visit us and cousin [[Elizabeth Groff]] was here. It's cold out & cloudy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 20, 1939|Nov 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 22, 1939|Nov 22, 1939]] }} b567da951d1e52b8ed5bdf516deb939965dca8ba 5586 2008-02-27T16:38:06Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki As usual, it was warm in bed and cold out of bed but sometime I had to get up. We weren't late for work but rather, got a good start. We found ourselves really busy today again. Order after order kept us wondering if we would even get on top again. We finished about 5:30. After supper, I cleaned up, dressed up & finished my welfare work. Then I brought [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] up to visit us and cousin [[Elizabeth Groff]] was here. It's cold out & cloudy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 20, 1939|Nov 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 22, 1939|Nov 22, 1939]] }} b567da951d1e52b8ed5bdf516deb939965dca8ba 0 2827 5590 2008-02-27T16:40:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I got up simultaneously this morning about five thirty. I washed & dried the dishes while Jane "combed her hair." She went over home to help get ready for Thanksgiving & took me to work. [[Groffie]] was absent most of the day. [[Charlie Usner]] helped out. We were very busy again but finished abruptly about 4:30. It snowed a little. That is because we had a swell turnout at prayer meeting and choir practice. We had loads of fun for funny reasons. Bed late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 21, 1939|Nov 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 23, 1939|Nov 23, 1939]] }} eb178a5294c16be3c4af5cd37d955f825f358d6e 5592 2008-02-27T16:40:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I got up simultaneously this morning about five thirty. I washed & dried the dishes while Jane "combed her hair." She went over home to help get ready for Thanksgiving & took me to work. [[Groffie]] was absent most of the day. [[Charlie Usner]] helped out. We were very busy again but finished abruptly about 4:30. It snowed a little. That is because we had a swell turnout at prayer meeting and choir practice. We had loads of fun for funny reasons. Bed late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 21, 1939|Nov 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 23, 1939|Nov 23, 1939]] }} eb178a5294c16be3c4af5cd37d955f825f358d6e 0 2829 5596 2008-02-27T16:50:14Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki This was [[Wikipedia:Thanksgiving|Thanksgiving day]] in most of the United States due to the Proclamation of [[Wikipedia:Franklin Delano Roosevelt|Pres. Roosevelt]]. I was thankful to stay in bed a few extra hours this morning. We went to church before going over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for a big Thanksgiving dinner. [[Marksberrys]] & [[Anna Leaman|Aunt Nan]] were there beside our family. We practiced target shooting and went hunting some. After a short supper we sat around & played [http://www.childrenparty.com/partygames/printversion/upjenkins.html "up Jenkins"] till it was bedtime, then went home. ==Commentary== ''1939 was the [[Wikipedia:Thanksgiving#More_Recent_Times|first year that Thanksgiving was fixed for the fourth Thursday of November]], at the request of merchants who wanted a longer Christmas shopping season.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 22, 1939|Nov 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 24, 1939|Nov 24, 1939]] }} [[Category:Holidays]] b49e107395a6120533097f809ebb0f0bd369253a 0 2389 4590 2008-02-27T16:54:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't get up awful early but it didn't matter. We had only one small truck to deliver orders and it stretched the day till almost four o'clock. I waited for [[Dick]] to come from [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] from one o'clock till four-30--then we took his truck and brought a load of furniture from [[Anna Leaman|Aunt Nan]]s. Part of it was a bedroom suit & wash machine, etc. for [[Jane Young|Jane]] & me. It was Jane's birthday and we all had supper here, even Dick. I wasn't washed or shaved but had quite a pleasant evening finishing unloading and sleeping at [[Kinzers]] until 3:45. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 24, 1939|Feb 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 26, 1939|Feb 26, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] c5233c0a0675632d33f83dd4bd0fa345d20653d6 4592 4590 2008-02-27T16:54:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't get up awful early but it didn't matter. We had only one small truck to deliver orders and it stretched the day till almost four o'clock. I waited for [[Dick]] to come from [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] from one o'clock till four-30--then we took his truck and brought a load of furniture from [[Anna Leaman|Aunt Nan]]s. Part of it was a bedroom suit & wash machine, etc. for [[Jane Young|Jane]] & me. It was Jane's birthday and we all had supper here, even Dick. I wasn't washed or shaved but had quite a pleasant evening finishing unloading and sleeping at [[Kinzers]] until 3:45. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 24, 1939|Feb 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 26, 1939|Feb 26, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] c5233c0a0675632d33f83dd4bd0fa345d20653d6 0 2833 5603 2008-02-27T16:56:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 commentary wikitext text/x-wiki The morning found us ready to back to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] for more fun, action and hard work. Hard work is the correct term to use for we all work till we can't stand up. This week has been very unusual at the mill for we seem to be doing 2 wks. work in four or five days. After a good but hasty supper, the boys, all except [[Dick]] went over to [[Fausts]] to catch chickens. We had a sporting time. Some of us went to [http://www.greendragonmarket.com/images/History.pdf Green Dragon] afterwards & had more fun. I got home late. ==Commentary== ''This is the only time in the journals to date that any alcohol consumption is hinted at.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 23, 1939|Nov 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 25, 1939|Nov 25, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] c6247db71162fd57ce2add0ae838da185451a1af 0 2837 5609 2008-02-27T16:58:52Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I wasn't especially anxious to get to work this morning or even to get up for some reason or other even if I didn't expect to find much to do at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. Our expectations were sadly exceeded, though, and we found ourselves finishing up at 4:15 this afternoon. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took [[Aunt Mary]] to [[Lancaster]]. We shopped a little and brought Mother home from Grandmas. I got my hair cut while Mom & Jane visited [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mom Young]]. We worked on a ch___ over home & stayed till ten oclock. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 24, 1939|Nov 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 26, 1939|Nov 26, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] c49faee1323d0182f52d06456b267db6cc25c79b 0 2841 5615 2008-02-27T17:16:23Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] was in bed fast by laziness this morning so I got up and started things. It was a beautiful morning and we looked forward to a pleasant day. We went to S.S. and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. The services were well attended. We went down home for dinner and ate heartily. After dinner we went into see [[Arthur S. Young|Art]]'s cousin [[Ellis]] at the hospital. After supper again down home we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] I led a large meeting. [[Mrs. Rankin]] showed pictures in the church service & it was well attended. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 25, 1939|Nov 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 27, 1939|Nov 27, 1939]] }} db590fd0bb2340245279d5ec00282fe221c66b77 0 2845 5621 2008-02-27T17:18:04Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The moon was still shining this morning when we got up, but it wasn't long till day broke and I found myself back in my daily grind. We seem to expect another holiday, judging by the amount of business we have had today. We worked till dark again. After supper and a good washing, etc., we took our usual load to [[Lancaster]] to [[County Chorus|County C.E. Chorus]] practice. It lasted into the night and it was quite late till we got hom. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 26, 1939|Nov 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 28, 1939|Nov 28, 1939]] }} c51d8ecb200dca4b6217314565880b0788801821 0 2849 5627 2008-02-27T17:19:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This morning again there was nothing to do but get up, dress, fix the furnace, eat breakfast and get down to [[Groffie]]'s & go to work with him. We were busy again today, more so than yesterday but we expect a heavier day tomorrow. After supper we didn't have to go away. I washed dishes & [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed then I caught up with some of my personal bookwork expect to wash my head before retiring. It is warmer tonight, a little light rain, yet clear. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 27, 1939|Nov 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 29, 1939|Nov 29, 1939]] }} 1ab3e3431a5b5a8c06932e9d723b6c73f8fc1eca 0 2853 5633 2008-02-27T17:21:36Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Young [[Eddie Slaymaker]] picked me up and took me to meet my bus, [[Groffie]]. We were a little earlier yet not too early. It was a warm, clear day and enjoyed by all. We weren't quite so busy in the morning but were swamped in the evening & didn't get done. We ate supper down [[Brackbill Farm|home]], [[Harry G. Brackbill|Daddy]] was away & [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] didn't feel good. Afterwards we had a quite nice choir practice at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 28, 1939|Nov 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 30, 1939|Nov 30, 1939]] }} 19e75dd1610c989f4eec0d2fe8a3bc34fcf957ec 5634 2008-02-27T17:21:36Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Young [[Eddie Slaymaker]] picked me up and took me to meet my bus, [[Groffie]]. We were a little earlier yet not too early. It was a warm, clear day and enjoyed by all. We weren't quite so busy in the morning but were swamped in the evening & didn't get done. We ate supper down [[Brackbill Farm|home]], [[Harry G. Brackbill|Daddy]] was away & [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] didn't feel good. Afterwards we had a quite nice choir practice at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 28, 1939|Nov 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 30, 1939|Nov 30, 1939]] }} 19e75dd1610c989f4eec0d2fe8a3bc34fcf957ec 0 3093 6100 2008-02-27T21:26:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki '''Janice Marie Brackbill''' is the thirteenth child and sixth daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Brackbills]] bc4773bbfb1a14af436dc1dc3011c3e0798cfe86 0 3069 6065 2008-02-27T21:29:24Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki '''Florence Betty Brackbill''' (1 Aug 1910-1 Aug 2000) was the second child and second daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. She was the wife of [[Ross Yuninger]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] cff13c6f8c0e8f08fed0fd4700703d3334ce7001 10 3259 6435 2008-02-27T21:31:11Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 revised template to include navigational features wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" ! Previous entry ! Journal ! Next entry |- | {{{before}}} | [[Eva Sheaffer Journal]] | {{{after}}} |- |} [[Category:Eva Sheaffer Journal]] deef4d8d76103f90fc83a512a4b162a71015ff27 0 3180 6258 2008-02-27T21:34:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Callie & Silas were down this evening. Callie gave me one of her crocheted aprons for the bazarre. {{esj |before=First entry |after=[[ES Journal for Apr 23, 1949|Apr 23, 1949]] }} 83ee5a1cd137a45cca51aba9f60bfa49a3f6ef0c 0 3182 6261 2008-02-27T21:35:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Judy our dog was hit by a machine but not badly hurt. Jerry H. mowed the lawn. Daylight saving time begins tonight. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 22, 1949|Apr 22, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Apr 24, 1949|Apr 24, 1949]] }} 234083f32cf667dfb50fe0eebf8c62165d721a86 0 3184 6264 2008-02-27T21:35:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki It rained this morning. Went to church & s. school. Went up to see Gables television tonight. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 23, 1949|Apr 23, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Apr 25, 1949|Apr 25, 1949]] }} f9691dab8a0d4b2f08eee8c7af2b2fa7f1b27d99 0 3186 6267 2008-02-27T21:35:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Got the baby chicks today. They were two weeks old. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 24, 1949|Apr 24, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Apr 26, 1949|Apr 26, 1949]] }} f38346b24a7be8dcda3a7728200afa43e2441519 0 3188 6270 2008-02-27T21:36:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki One chick was dead this morning. I sent for a pen for 1.00. [[Reuben Wenger]] died on Sunday. [[Clair Carris]] has a brain tumor. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 25, 1949|Apr 25, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Apr 27, 1949|Apr 27, 1949]] }} 430f07f872913c98146576537a58a4361090e061 0 3190 6273 2008-02-27T21:36:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Bought a new stove today. Another peep died. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 26, 1949|Apr 26, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Apr 28, 1949|Apr 28, 1949]] }} 12e381391f0704c82ff5e48b53222f3daeb8a4fa 0 3192 6276 2008-02-27T21:36:41Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Cleaned two rooms today. Ray went over to the [[Green Dragon]] with Mark Hershey. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 27, 1949|Apr 27, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Apr 29, 1949|Apr 29, 1949]] }} 38df8c83ec79a6d78539b441df7cf38f59f83c2a 6277 2008-02-27T21:36:41Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Cleaned two rooms today. Ray went over to the [[Green Dragon]] with Mark Hershey. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 27, 1949|Apr 27, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Apr 29, 1949|Apr 29, 1949]] }} 38df8c83ec79a6d78539b441df7cf38f59f83c2a 0 3193 6278 2008-02-27T21:36:54Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Had frost this morning. The thermometer was below 32. Another peep died. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 28, 1949|Apr 28, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Apr 30, 1949|Apr 30, 1949]] }} 83258f1a592a7e8198724b52a1eccb8e37ed42c4 6280 2008-02-27T21:36:54Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Had frost this morning. The thermometer was below 32. Another peep died. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 28, 1949|Apr 28, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Apr 30, 1949|Apr 30, 1949]] }} 83258f1a592a7e8198724b52a1eccb8e37ed42c4 0 3194 6281 2008-02-27T21:37:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Jerry could not mow the yard today. His finger was split open playing ball. Hazel and Sue Ellen were over for awhile this eve. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 29, 1949|Apr 29, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 1, 1949|May 1, 1949]] }} 623d24a7181c57b960a63019b9da9064c7b7d2e0 6283 2008-02-27T21:37:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Jerry could not mow the yard today. His finger was split open playing ball. Hazel and Sue Ellen were over for awhile this eve. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 29, 1949|Apr 29, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 1, 1949|May 1, 1949]] }} 623d24a7181c57b960a63019b9da9064c7b7d2e0 0 3218 6343 2008-02-27T21:37:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki It rained today. We went to church & Sunday school. [[Naomi Girvin]] and Harold and his wife & boy, Bruce were here. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 30, 1949|Apr 30, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 2, 1949|May 2, 1949]] }} 88711477794746c19cd11317857ad20336a9d381 6345 2008-02-27T21:37:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki It rained today. We went to church & Sunday school. [[Naomi Girvin]] and Harold and his wife & boy, Bruce were here. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 30, 1949|Apr 30, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 2, 1949|May 2, 1949]] }} 88711477794746c19cd11317857ad20336a9d381 0 3232 6375 2008-02-27T21:38:57Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki It rained again today. We got most of the wash dry. I made some jelly. [[Walter Bahm]] died of a heart attack yesterday. Mr. Forry was here, we bought some cards. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 1, 1949|May 1, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 3, 1949|May 3, 1949]] }} 49db01a23bca5416505b626bc6db058e81f8442b 0 3258 6432 2008-02-27T21:39:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 no april 31! wikitext text/x-wiki [[Eva Sheaffer]] kept a journal regularly from mid-1949 through 1950 and infrequently through 1951. The pages below contain the text of Eva's diary. ==1949== ===April=== [[ES Journal for Apr 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Apr 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Apr 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Apr 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Apr 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Apr 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Apr 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Apr 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Apr 30, 1949|30]] ===May=== [[ES Journal for May 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for May 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for May 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for May 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for May 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for May 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for May 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for May 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for May 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for May 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for May 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for May 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for May 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for May 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for May 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for May 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for May 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for May 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for May 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for May 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for May 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for May 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for May 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for May 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for May 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for May 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for May 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for May 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for May 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for May 30, 1949|30]] [[ES Journal for May 31, 1949|31]] ===June=== [[ES Journal for Jun 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Jun 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Jun 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Jun 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Jun 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Jun 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Jun 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Jun 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Jun 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Jun 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Jun 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Jun 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Jun 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Jun 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Jun 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Jun 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Jun 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Jun 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Jun 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Jun 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Jun 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Jun 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Jun 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Jun 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Jun 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Jun 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Jun 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Jun 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Jun 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Jun 30, 1949|30]] ===July=== [[ES Journal for Jul 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Jul 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Jul 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Jul 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Jul 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Jul 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Jul 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Jul 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Jul 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Jul 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Jul 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Jul 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Jul 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Jul 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Jul 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Jul 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Jul 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Jul 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Jul 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Jul 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Jul 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Jul 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Jul 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Jul 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Jul 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Jul 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Jul 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Jul 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Jul 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Jul 30, 1949|30]] [[ES Journal for Jul 31, 1949|31]] ===August=== [[ES Journal for Aug 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Aug 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Aug 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Aug 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Aug 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Aug 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Aug 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Aug 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Aug 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Aug 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Aug 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Aug 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Aug 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Aug 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Aug 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Aug 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Aug 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Aug 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Aug 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Aug 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Aug 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Aug 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Aug 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Aug 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Aug 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Aug 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Aug 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Aug 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Aug 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Aug 30, 1949|30]] [[ES Journal for Aug 31, 1949|31]] ===September=== [[ES Journal for Sep 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Sep 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Sep 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Sep 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Sep 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Sep 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Sep 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Sep 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Sep 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Sep 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Sep 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Sep 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Sep 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Sep 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Sep 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Sep 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Sep 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Sep 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Sep 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Sep 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Sep 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Sep 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Sep 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Sep 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Sep 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Sep 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Sep 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Sep 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Sep 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Sep 30, 1949|30]] ===October=== [[ES Journal for Oct 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Oct 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Oct 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Oct 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Oct 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Oct 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Oct 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Oct 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Oct 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Oct 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Oct 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Oct 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Oct 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Oct 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Oct 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Oct 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Oct 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Oct 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Oct 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Oct 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Oct 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Oct 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Oct 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Oct 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Oct 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Oct 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Oct 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Oct 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Oct 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Oct 30, 1949|30]] [[ES Journal for Oct 31, 1949|31]] ===November=== [[ES Journal for Nov 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Nov 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Nov 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Nov 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Nov 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Nov 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Nov 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Nov 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Nov 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Nov 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Nov 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Nov 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Nov 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Nov 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Nov 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Nov 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Nov 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Nov 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Nov 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Nov 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Nov 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Nov 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Nov 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Nov 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Nov 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Nov 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Nov 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Nov 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Nov 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Nov 30, 1949|30]] ===December=== [[ES Journal for Dec 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Dec 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Dec 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Dec 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Dec 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Dec 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Dec 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Dec 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Dec 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Dec 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Dec 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Dec 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Dec 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Dec 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Dec 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Dec 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Dec 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Dec 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Dec 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Dec 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Dec 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Dec 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Dec 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Dec 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Dec 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Dec 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Dec 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Dec 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Dec 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Dec 30, 1949|30]] ==1950== ===January=== [[ES Journal for Jan 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Jan 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Jan 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Jan 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Jan 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Jan 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Jan 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Jan 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Jan 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Jan 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Jan 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Jan 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Jan 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Jan 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Jan 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Jan 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Jan 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Jan 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Jan 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Jan 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Jan 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Jan 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Jan 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Jan 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Jan 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Jan 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Jan 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Jan 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Jan 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Jan 30, 1950|30]] [[ES Journal for Jan 31, 1950|31]] ===February=== [[ES Journal for Feb 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Feb 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Feb 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Feb 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Feb 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Feb 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Feb 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Feb 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Feb 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Feb 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Feb 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Feb 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Feb 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Feb 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Feb 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Feb 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Feb 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Feb 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Feb 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Feb 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Feb 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Feb 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Feb 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Feb 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Feb 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Feb 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Feb 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Feb 28, 1950|28]] ===March=== [[ES Journal for Mar 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Mar 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Mar 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Mar 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Mar 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Mar 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Mar 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Mar 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Mar 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Mar 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Mar 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Mar 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Mar 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Mar 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Mar 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Mar 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Mar 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Mar 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Mar 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Mar 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Mar 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Mar 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Mar 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Mar 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Mar 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Mar 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Mar 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Mar 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Mar 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Mar 30, 1950|30]] [[ES Journal for Mar 31, 1950|31]] ===April=== [[ES Journal for Apr 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Apr 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Apr 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Apr 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Apr 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Apr 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Apr 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Apr 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Apr 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Apr 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Apr 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Apr 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Apr 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Apr 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Apr 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Apr 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Apr 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Apr 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Apr 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Apr 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Apr 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Apr 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Apr 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Apr 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Apr 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Apr 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Apr 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Apr 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Apr 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Apr 30, 1950|30]] ===May=== [[ES Journal for May 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for May 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for May 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for May 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for May 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for May 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for May 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for May 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for May 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for May 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for May 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for May 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for May 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for May 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for May 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for May 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for May 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for May 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for May 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for May 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for May 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for May 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for May 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for May 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for May 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for May 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for May 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for May 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for May 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for May 30, 1950|30]] [[ES Journal for May 31, 1950|31]] ===June=== [[ES Journal for Jun 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Jun 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Jun 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Jun 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Jun 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Jun 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Jun 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Jun 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Jun 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Jun 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Jun 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Jun 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Jun 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Jun 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Jun 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Jun 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Jun 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Jun 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Jun 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Jun 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Jun 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Jun 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Jun 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Jun 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Jun 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Jun 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Jun 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Jun 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Jun 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Jun 30, 1950|30]] ===July=== [[ES Journal for Jul 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Jul 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Jul 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Jul 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Jul 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Jul 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Jul 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Jul 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Jul 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Jul 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Jul 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Jul 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Jul 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Jul 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Jul 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Jul 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Jul 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Jul 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Jul 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Jul 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Jul 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Jul 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Jul 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Jul 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Jul 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Jul 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Jul 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Jul 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Jul 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Jul 30, 1950|30]] [[ES Journal for Jul 31, 1950|31]] ===August=== [[ES Journal for Aug 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Aug 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Aug 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Aug 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Aug 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Aug 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Aug 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Aug 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Aug 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Aug 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Aug 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Aug 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Aug 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Aug 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Aug 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Aug 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Aug 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Aug 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Aug 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Aug 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Aug 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Aug 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Aug 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Aug 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Aug 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Aug 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Aug 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Aug 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Aug 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Aug 30, 1950|30]] [[ES Journal for Aug 31, 1950|31]] ===September=== [[ES Journal for Sep 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Sep 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Sep 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Sep 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Sep 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Sep 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Sep 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Sep 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Sep 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Sep 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Sep 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Sep 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Sep 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Sep 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Sep 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Sep 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Sep 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Sep 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Sep 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Sep 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Sep 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Sep 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Sep 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Sep 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Sep 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Sep 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Sep 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Sep 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Sep 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Sep 30, 1950|30]] ===October=== [[ES Journal for Oct 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Oct 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Oct 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Oct 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Oct 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Oct 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Oct 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Oct 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Oct 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Oct 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Oct 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Oct 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Oct 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Oct 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Oct 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Oct 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Oct 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Oct 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Oct 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Oct 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Oct 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Oct 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Oct 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Oct 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Oct 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Oct 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Oct 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Oct 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Oct 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Oct 30, 1950|30]] [[ES Journal for Oct 31, 1950|31]] ===November=== [[ES Journal for Nov 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Nov 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Nov 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Nov 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Nov 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Nov 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Nov 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Nov 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Nov 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Nov 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Nov 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Nov 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Nov 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Nov 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Nov 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Nov 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Nov 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Nov 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Nov 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Nov 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Nov 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Nov 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Nov 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Nov 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Nov 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Nov 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Nov 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Nov 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Nov 30, 1950|30]] ===December=== [[ES Journal for Dec 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Dec 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Dec 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Dec 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Dec 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Dec 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Dec 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Dec 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Dec 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Dec 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Dec 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Dec 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Dec 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Dec 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Dec 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Dec 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Dec 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Dec 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Dec 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Dec 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Dec 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Dec 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Dec 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Dec 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Dec 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Dec 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Dec 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Dec 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Dec 29, 1950|29]] ==1951== ===January=== [[ES Journal for Jan 1, 1951|1]] [[ES Journal for Jan 2, 1951|2]] [[ES Journal for Jan 4, 1951|4]] [[ES Journal for Jan 12, 1951|12]] [[ES Journal for Jan 17, 1951|17]] [[ES Journal for Jan 19, 1951|19]] [[ES Journal for Jan 21, 1951|21]] [[ES Journal for Jan 28, 1951|28]] [[ES Journal for Jan 30, 1951|30]] ===February=== [[ES Journal for Feb 1, 1951|1]] [[ES Journal for Feb 4, 1951|4]] [[ES Journal for Feb 6, 1951|6]] [[ES Journal for Feb 7, 1951|7]] [[ES Journal for Feb 8, 1951|8]] [[ES Journal for Feb 9, 1951|9]] [[ES Journal for Feb 10, 1951|10]] [[ES Journal for Feb 14, 1951|14]] [[ES Journal for Feb 19, 1951|19]] ===March=== [[ES Journal for Mar 13, 1951|13]] [[ES Journal for Mar 15, 1951|15]] [[ES Journal for Mar 25, 1951|25]] ===April=== [[ES Journal for Apr 3, 1951|3]] [[ES Journal for Apr 4, 1951|4]] [[ES Journal for Apr 8, 1951|8]] [[ES Journal for Apr 21, 1951|21]] ===May=== [[ES Journal for May 21, 1951|21]] ===June=== [[ES Journal for Jun 12, 1951|12]] [[ES Journal for Jun 16, 1951|16]] ===July=== [[ES Journal for Jul 9, 1951|9]] [[ES Journal for Jul 11, 1951|11]] [[ES Journal for Jul 14, 1951|14]] [[ES Journal for Jul 16, 1951|16]] [[ES Journal for Jul 17, 1951|17]] [[ES Journal for Jul 19, 1951|19]] [[ES Journal for Jul 20, 1951|20]] [[ES Journal for Jul 21, 1951|21]] ===August=== [[ES Journal for Aug unknown, 1951|undated day]] [[ES Journal for Aug 6, 1951|6]] [[ES Journal for Aug 7, 1951|7]] [[ES Journal for Aug 17, 1951|17]] [[ES Journal for Aug 18, 1951|18]] [[ES Journal for Aug 25, 1951|25]] ===September=== [[ES Journal for Sep 17, 1951|17]] [[ES Journal for Sep 30, 1951|30]] ===October=== [[ES Journal for Oct 7, 1951|7]] [[ES Journal for Oct 12, 1951|12]] [[ES Journal for Oct 31, 1951|31]] ===November=== [[ES Journal for Nov 3, 1951|3]] [[ES Journal for Nov 10, 1951|10]] [[Category:Eva Sheaffer Journal]] 68c8afcbff9f3dc9e7249d58ef47fb4bef987b20 6434 2008-02-27T21:39:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 no april 31! wikitext text/x-wiki [[Eva Sheaffer]] kept a journal regularly from mid-1949 through 1950 and infrequently through 1951. The pages below contain the text of Eva's diary. ==1949== ===April=== [[ES Journal for Apr 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Apr 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Apr 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Apr 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Apr 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Apr 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Apr 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Apr 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Apr 30, 1949|30]] ===May=== [[ES Journal for May 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for May 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for May 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for May 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for May 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for May 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for May 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for May 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for May 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for May 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for May 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for May 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for May 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for May 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for May 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for May 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for May 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for May 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for May 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for May 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for May 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for May 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for May 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for May 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for May 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for May 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for May 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for May 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for May 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for May 30, 1949|30]] [[ES Journal for May 31, 1949|31]] ===June=== [[ES Journal for Jun 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Jun 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Jun 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Jun 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Jun 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Jun 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Jun 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Jun 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Jun 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Jun 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Jun 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Jun 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Jun 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Jun 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Jun 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Jun 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Jun 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Jun 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Jun 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Jun 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Jun 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Jun 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Jun 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Jun 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Jun 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Jun 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Jun 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Jun 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Jun 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Jun 30, 1949|30]] ===July=== [[ES Journal for Jul 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Jul 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Jul 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Jul 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Jul 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Jul 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Jul 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Jul 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Jul 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Jul 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Jul 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Jul 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Jul 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Jul 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Jul 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Jul 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Jul 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Jul 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Jul 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Jul 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Jul 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Jul 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Jul 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Jul 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Jul 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Jul 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Jul 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Jul 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Jul 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Jul 30, 1949|30]] [[ES Journal for Jul 31, 1949|31]] ===August=== [[ES Journal for Aug 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Aug 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Aug 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Aug 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Aug 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Aug 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Aug 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Aug 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Aug 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Aug 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Aug 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Aug 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Aug 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Aug 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Aug 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Aug 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Aug 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Aug 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Aug 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Aug 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Aug 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Aug 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Aug 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Aug 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Aug 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Aug 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Aug 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Aug 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Aug 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Aug 30, 1949|30]] [[ES Journal for Aug 31, 1949|31]] ===September=== [[ES Journal for Sep 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Sep 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Sep 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Sep 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Sep 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Sep 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Sep 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Sep 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Sep 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Sep 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Sep 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Sep 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Sep 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Sep 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Sep 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Sep 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Sep 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Sep 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Sep 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Sep 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Sep 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Sep 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Sep 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Sep 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Sep 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Sep 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Sep 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Sep 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Sep 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Sep 30, 1949|30]] ===October=== [[ES Journal for Oct 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Oct 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Oct 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Oct 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Oct 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Oct 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Oct 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Oct 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Oct 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Oct 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Oct 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Oct 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Oct 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Oct 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Oct 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Oct 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Oct 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Oct 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Oct 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Oct 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Oct 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Oct 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Oct 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Oct 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Oct 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Oct 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Oct 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Oct 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Oct 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Oct 30, 1949|30]] [[ES Journal for Oct 31, 1949|31]] ===November=== [[ES Journal for Nov 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Nov 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Nov 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Nov 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Nov 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Nov 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Nov 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Nov 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Nov 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Nov 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Nov 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Nov 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Nov 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Nov 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Nov 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Nov 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Nov 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Nov 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Nov 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Nov 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Nov 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Nov 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Nov 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Nov 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Nov 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Nov 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Nov 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Nov 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Nov 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Nov 30, 1949|30]] ===December=== [[ES Journal for Dec 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Dec 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Dec 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Dec 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Dec 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Dec 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Dec 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Dec 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Dec 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Dec 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Dec 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Dec 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Dec 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Dec 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Dec 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Dec 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Dec 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Dec 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Dec 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Dec 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Dec 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Dec 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Dec 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Dec 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Dec 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Dec 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Dec 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Dec 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Dec 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Dec 30, 1949|30]] ==1950== ===January=== [[ES Journal for Jan 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Jan 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Jan 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Jan 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Jan 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Jan 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Jan 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Jan 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Jan 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Jan 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Jan 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Jan 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Jan 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Jan 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Jan 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Jan 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Jan 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Jan 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Jan 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Jan 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Jan 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Jan 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Jan 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Jan 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Jan 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Jan 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Jan 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Jan 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Jan 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Jan 30, 1950|30]] [[ES Journal for Jan 31, 1950|31]] ===February=== [[ES Journal for Feb 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Feb 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Feb 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Feb 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Feb 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Feb 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Feb 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Feb 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Feb 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Feb 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Feb 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Feb 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Feb 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Feb 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Feb 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Feb 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Feb 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Feb 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Feb 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Feb 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Feb 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Feb 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Feb 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Feb 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Feb 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Feb 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Feb 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Feb 28, 1950|28]] ===March=== [[ES Journal for Mar 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Mar 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Mar 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Mar 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Mar 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Mar 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Mar 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Mar 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Mar 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Mar 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Mar 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Mar 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Mar 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Mar 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Mar 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Mar 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Mar 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Mar 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Mar 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Mar 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Mar 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Mar 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Mar 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Mar 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Mar 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Mar 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Mar 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Mar 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Mar 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Mar 30, 1950|30]] [[ES Journal for Mar 31, 1950|31]] ===April=== [[ES Journal for Apr 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Apr 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Apr 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Apr 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Apr 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Apr 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Apr 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Apr 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Apr 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Apr 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Apr 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Apr 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Apr 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Apr 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Apr 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Apr 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Apr 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Apr 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Apr 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Apr 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Apr 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Apr 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Apr 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Apr 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Apr 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Apr 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Apr 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Apr 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Apr 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Apr 30, 1950|30]] ===May=== [[ES Journal for May 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for May 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for May 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for May 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for May 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for May 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for May 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for May 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for May 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for May 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for May 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for May 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for May 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for May 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for May 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for May 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for May 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for May 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for May 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for May 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for May 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for May 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for May 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for May 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for May 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for May 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for May 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for May 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for May 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for May 30, 1950|30]] [[ES Journal for May 31, 1950|31]] ===June=== [[ES Journal for Jun 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Jun 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Jun 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Jun 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Jun 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Jun 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Jun 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Jun 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Jun 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Jun 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Jun 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Jun 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Jun 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Jun 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Jun 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Jun 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Jun 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Jun 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Jun 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Jun 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Jun 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Jun 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Jun 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Jun 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Jun 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Jun 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Jun 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Jun 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Jun 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Jun 30, 1950|30]] ===July=== [[ES Journal for Jul 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Jul 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Jul 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Jul 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Jul 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Jul 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Jul 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Jul 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Jul 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Jul 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Jul 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Jul 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Jul 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Jul 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Jul 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Jul 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Jul 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Jul 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Jul 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Jul 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Jul 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Jul 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Jul 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Jul 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Jul 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Jul 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Jul 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Jul 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Jul 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Jul 30, 1950|30]] [[ES Journal for Jul 31, 1950|31]] ===August=== [[ES Journal for Aug 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Aug 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Aug 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Aug 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Aug 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Aug 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Aug 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Aug 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Aug 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Aug 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Aug 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Aug 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Aug 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Aug 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Aug 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Aug 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Aug 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Aug 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Aug 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Aug 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Aug 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Aug 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Aug 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Aug 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Aug 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Aug 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Aug 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Aug 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Aug 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Aug 30, 1950|30]] [[ES Journal for Aug 31, 1950|31]] ===September=== [[ES Journal for Sep 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Sep 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Sep 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Sep 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Sep 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Sep 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Sep 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Sep 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Sep 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Sep 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Sep 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Sep 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Sep 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Sep 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Sep 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Sep 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Sep 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Sep 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Sep 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Sep 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Sep 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Sep 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Sep 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Sep 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Sep 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Sep 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Sep 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Sep 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Sep 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Sep 30, 1950|30]] ===October=== [[ES Journal for Oct 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Oct 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Oct 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Oct 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Oct 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Oct 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Oct 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Oct 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Oct 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Oct 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Oct 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Oct 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Oct 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Oct 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Oct 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Oct 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Oct 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Oct 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Oct 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Oct 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Oct 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Oct 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Oct 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Oct 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Oct 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Oct 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Oct 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Oct 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Oct 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Oct 30, 1950|30]] [[ES Journal for Oct 31, 1950|31]] ===November=== [[ES Journal for Nov 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Nov 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Nov 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Nov 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Nov 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Nov 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Nov 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Nov 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Nov 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Nov 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Nov 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Nov 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Nov 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Nov 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Nov 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Nov 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Nov 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Nov 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Nov 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Nov 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Nov 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Nov 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Nov 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Nov 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Nov 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Nov 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Nov 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Nov 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Nov 30, 1950|30]] ===December=== [[ES Journal for Dec 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Dec 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Dec 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Dec 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Dec 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Dec 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Dec 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Dec 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Dec 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Dec 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Dec 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Dec 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Dec 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Dec 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Dec 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Dec 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Dec 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Dec 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Dec 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Dec 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Dec 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Dec 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Dec 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Dec 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Dec 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Dec 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Dec 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Dec 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Dec 29, 1950|29]] ==1951== ===January=== [[ES Journal for Jan 1, 1951|1]] [[ES Journal for Jan 2, 1951|2]] [[ES Journal for Jan 4, 1951|4]] [[ES Journal for Jan 12, 1951|12]] [[ES Journal for Jan 17, 1951|17]] [[ES Journal for Jan 19, 1951|19]] [[ES Journal for Jan 21, 1951|21]] [[ES Journal for Jan 28, 1951|28]] [[ES Journal for Jan 30, 1951|30]] ===February=== [[ES Journal for Feb 1, 1951|1]] [[ES Journal for Feb 4, 1951|4]] [[ES Journal for Feb 6, 1951|6]] [[ES Journal for Feb 7, 1951|7]] [[ES Journal for Feb 8, 1951|8]] [[ES Journal for Feb 9, 1951|9]] [[ES Journal for Feb 10, 1951|10]] [[ES Journal for Feb 14, 1951|14]] [[ES Journal for Feb 19, 1951|19]] ===March=== [[ES Journal for Mar 13, 1951|13]] [[ES Journal for Mar 15, 1951|15]] [[ES Journal for Mar 25, 1951|25]] ===April=== [[ES Journal for Apr 3, 1951|3]] [[ES Journal for Apr 4, 1951|4]] [[ES Journal for Apr 8, 1951|8]] [[ES Journal for Apr 21, 1951|21]] ===May=== [[ES Journal for May 21, 1951|21]] ===June=== [[ES Journal for Jun 12, 1951|12]] [[ES Journal for Jun 16, 1951|16]] ===July=== [[ES Journal for Jul 9, 1951|9]] [[ES Journal for Jul 11, 1951|11]] [[ES Journal for Jul 14, 1951|14]] [[ES Journal for Jul 16, 1951|16]] [[ES Journal for Jul 17, 1951|17]] [[ES Journal for Jul 19, 1951|19]] [[ES Journal for Jul 20, 1951|20]] [[ES Journal for Jul 21, 1951|21]] ===August=== [[ES Journal for Aug unknown, 1951|undated day]] [[ES Journal for Aug 6, 1951|6]] [[ES Journal for Aug 7, 1951|7]] [[ES Journal for Aug 17, 1951|17]] [[ES Journal for Aug 18, 1951|18]] [[ES Journal for Aug 25, 1951|25]] ===September=== [[ES Journal for Sep 17, 1951|17]] [[ES Journal for Sep 30, 1951|30]] ===October=== [[ES Journal for Oct 7, 1951|7]] [[ES Journal for Oct 12, 1951|12]] [[ES Journal for Oct 31, 1951|31]] ===November=== [[ES Journal for Nov 3, 1951|3]] [[ES Journal for Nov 10, 1951|10]] [[Category:Eva Sheaffer Journal]] 68c8afcbff9f3dc9e7249d58ef47fb4bef987b20 0 3249 6405 2008-02-27T21:39:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Cleaned the chicken house & put wire around brooder. Went over to Hershey with a phone call for Milly. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 2, 1949|May 2, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 4, 1949|May 4, 1949]] }} 8862cbb075cde39ffb1c3d040bcafccb1a6065c4 6407 2008-02-27T21:39:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Cleaned the chicken house & put wire around brooder. Went over to Hershey with a phone call for Milly. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 2, 1949|May 2, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 4, 1949|May 4, 1949]] }} 8862cbb075cde39ffb1c3d040bcafccb1a6065c4 0 3252 6414 2008-02-27T21:40:18Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Pet's calf died today. Ray sold his bulk. Got 22 1/2 cents a lb., he also sold his tobacco for 26-. [[Clair Carris]] has two big tumors & a number of small ones. They could not operate, said it would be fatal. [[Walter Bahm]] was buried today. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 3, 1949|May 3, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 5, 1949|May 5, 1949]] }} [[Category:Economy references]] 795674956886e5227176fca39c64741cbbd23e1b 6416 2008-02-27T21:40:18Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Pet's calf died today. Ray sold his bulk. Got 22 1/2 cents a lb., he also sold his tobacco for 26-. [[Clair Carris]] has two big tumors & a number of small ones. They could not operate, said it would be fatal. [[Walter Bahm]] was buried today. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 3, 1949|May 3, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 5, 1949|May 5, 1949]] }} [[Category:Economy references]] 795674956886e5227176fca39c64741cbbd23e1b 0 3253 6417 2008-02-27T21:40:34Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Cleaned the living rooms today. It was as hot as any summer day. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 4, 1949|May 4, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 6, 1949|May 6, 1949]] }} 647cf2fb119b9e163ef701fef55f5063f4c9746c 6419 2008-02-27T21:40:34Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Cleaned the living rooms today. It was as hot as any summer day. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 4, 1949|May 4, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 6, 1949|May 6, 1949]] }} 647cf2fb119b9e163ef701fef55f5063f4c9746c 0 3254 6420 2008-02-27T21:40:48Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Jerry mowed the yard. I put in the screens and put on the screen doors. A man got the last 2 lbs. of potatoes, Trouts were here for eggs. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 5, 1949|May 5, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 7, 1949|May 7, 1949]] }} 72842d0ddfcd1cc08dfe6f9fa61a1259a86f4849 6422 2008-02-27T21:40:48Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Jerry mowed the yard. I put in the screens and put on the screen doors. A man got the last 2 lbs. of potatoes, Trouts were here for eggs. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 5, 1949|May 5, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 7, 1949|May 7, 1949]] }} 72842d0ddfcd1cc08dfe6f9fa61a1259a86f4849 0 3255 6423 2008-02-27T21:41:06Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki We turned the cows out to pasture. Virginia was not feeling so well. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 6, 1949|May 6, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 8, 1949|May 8, 1949]] }} 382b24885dc478aa2c6971cee2638a28f1236f9a 6425 2008-02-27T21:41:06Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki We turned the cows out to pasture. Virginia was not feeling so well. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 6, 1949|May 6, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 8, 1949|May 8, 1949]] }} 382b24885dc478aa2c6971cee2638a28f1236f9a 0 3256 6426 2008-02-27T21:41:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Took a boquet of flowers to mothers grave. Virginia did not go to church. The Legion attended church services. Astons and Mrs Martin were here. I wrote to Jennie & Charles. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 7, 1949|May 7, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 9, 1949|May 9, 1949]] }} cbef2033b790c1fa1fab70187a7a8a5ec372da0d 6428 2008-02-27T21:41:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Took a boquet of flowers to mothers grave. Virginia did not go to church. The Legion attended church services. Astons and Mrs Martin were here. I wrote to Jennie & Charles. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 7, 1949|May 7, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 9, 1949|May 9, 1949]] }} cbef2033b790c1fa1fab70187a7a8a5ec372da0d 0 3257 6429 2008-02-27T21:41:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Ray delivered his tobacco. His bulls went too. Virgie got a letter from Fulton. Susan has the measles. I replanted my peas, took the under muslin off the seed bed. Ray dusted the tobacco plants and sprayed the apple tree. We also washed & ironed. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 8, 1949|May 8, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 10, 1949|May 10, 1949]] }} d221975d69fc0e502b4c53d25722136089f9f345 6431 2008-02-27T21:41:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Ray delivered his tobacco. His bulls went too. Virgie got a letter from Fulton. Susan has the measles. I replanted my peas, took the under muslin off the seed bed. Ray dusted the tobacco plants and sprayed the apple tree. We also washed & ironed. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 8, 1949|May 8, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 10, 1949|May 10, 1949]] }} d221975d69fc0e502b4c53d25722136089f9f345 0 3219 6346 2008-02-27T21:41:57Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki I dried the chicken (illegible) & wooden house because it rained. Ray took Barney to the shop. We cleaned kitchen cupboards. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 9, 1949|May 9, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 11, 1949|May 11, 1949]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] f8d841ef814e0f0966190e00d8a6e6e6b8ef68c2 6348 2008-02-27T21:41:57Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki I dried the chicken (illegible) & wooden house because it rained. Ray took Barney to the shop. We cleaned kitchen cupboards. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 9, 1949|May 9, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 11, 1949|May 11, 1949]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] f8d841ef814e0f0966190e00d8a6e6e6b8ef68c2 0 3220 6349 2008-02-27T21:42:15Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Cloudy most all day & cool. Ray got a new tobacco planter. He went to the church to a men's meeting. About fifty were there. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 10, 1949|May 10, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 12, 1949|May 12, 1949]] }} a9da889986d5b5d05911175326f5ee98217a9b32 0 3221 6351 2008-02-27T21:42:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki We cleaned the kitchen today. Art borrowed Ray's wagon. Virgie got a hankie & a box of cards for mothers day. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 11, 1949|May 11, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 13, 1949|May 13, 1949]] }} 6479774903b49bda58e53dcfd5ce01a2dd099278 0 3223 6355 2008-02-27T21:42:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Friday. Clear and warmer. I made a yard for the peeps but did not let them out. Jerry mowed the yard. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 12, 1949|May 12, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 14, 1949|May 14, 1949]] }} f12871fb00bf23413a4200c75a2d329c1e4f4426 0 3225 6358 2008-02-27T21:44:06Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 commentary,navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Ray got a new bull. I went to the Farm Womens meeting at Hazel McIlvaine. We had thundershowers in the afternoon. [[Arthur S. Young|Art ]] had a [[Rough and Tumble|meeting of the threshermen]] and fifteen hundred people were there from 10 states. Lois had a musical. ==Commentary== ''This was the second annual Rough and Tumble meeting.'' {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 13, 1949|May 13, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 15, 1949|May 15, 1949]] }} da1909c5f45b0b427ae74e679daecd34afddd080 0 3227 6361 2008-02-27T21:45:15Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki We went to Sunday School & church. Ross Esbenshade's wife was there. Nancy sang a solo. It was young peoples day. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 14, 1949|May 14, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 16, 1949|May 16, 1949]] }} 3ce34425e0ac355e91baab0c77401b0631f6a1ad 6362 2008-02-27T21:45:15Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki We went to Sunday School & church. Ross Esbenshade's wife was there. Nancy sang a solo. It was young peoples day. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 14, 1949|May 14, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 16, 1949|May 16, 1949]] }} 3ce34425e0ac355e91baab0c77401b0631f6a1ad 0 3228 6363 2008-02-27T21:47:37Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki It was cloudy all day but we got our wash dry and ironed. I planted 1 row of sweet potatoes and two rows of corn. Another peep died. Nancy & Charlotte were here collecting for the supper. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 15, 1949|May 15, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 17, 1949|May 17, 1949]] }} a3587a14c74fc789eaaede995419f31ec40d0945 6365 2008-02-27T21:47:37Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki It was cloudy all day but we got our wash dry and ironed. I planted 1 row of sweet potatoes and two rows of corn. Another peep died. Nancy & Charlotte were here collecting for the supper. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 15, 1949|May 15, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 17, 1949|May 17, 1949]] }} a3587a14c74fc789eaaede995419f31ec40d0945 0 3229 6366 2008-02-27T21:47:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Cloudy very warm. I planted pole and bush limas, green pod stringless beans, carrots, spinach and 6 tomatoes & 24 cabbage. I cleaned the dining room cupboard. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 16, 1949|May 16, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 18, 1949|May 18, 1949]] }} a87dd16ee359da22675789efc3b468fb51647079 6368 2008-02-27T21:47:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Cloudy very warm. I planted pole and bush limas, green pod stringless beans, carrots, spinach and 6 tomatoes & 24 cabbage. I cleaned the dining room cupboard. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 16, 1949|May 16, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 18, 1949|May 18, 1949]] }} a87dd16ee359da22675789efc3b468fb51647079 0 3230 6369 2008-02-27T21:48:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Foggy but mostly clear. I cleaned the chicken house and planted a row of sweet potatoes. They are out paying 30 cents for tobacco today. Got my steak knives. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 17, 1949|May 17, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 19, 1949|May 19, 1949]] }} 4d2a426a98f6b176ce8b4b87365c02c8f24a1b2d 6371 2008-02-27T21:48:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Foggy but mostly clear. I cleaned the chicken house and planted a row of sweet potatoes. They are out paying 30 cents for tobacco today. Got my steak knives. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 17, 1949|May 17, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 19, 1949|May 19, 1949]] }} 4d2a426a98f6b176ce8b4b87365c02c8f24a1b2d 0 3231 6372 2008-02-27T21:48:31Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 nav wikitext text/x-wiki Clear and warm. we cleaned the dining room and I washed the milk cooler ready for ice. They are oiling and chipping our road. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 18, 1949|May 18, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 20, 1949|May 20, 1949]] }} 2535ac3312ed1a35e3da593324f27e7a2d92f4bb 0 3234 6378 2008-02-27T21:48:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki I cleaned the front porch and planted 3 rows of sweet potatoes. Ray planted the sod corn all but 6 rows. It rained and he couldn't finish. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 19, 1949|May 19, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 21, 1949|May 21, 1949]] }} 7b9b2428d55634af68344e7a7cf13d944aaa9282 0 3236 6381 2008-02-27T21:49:24Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Clear and cool. Jerry mowed the yard. I took the brooder out of the peep pen. Ray planted the water melons and finished planting his sod corn. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 20, 1949|May 20, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 22, 1949|May 22, 1949]] }} 8e4364a0df4678d912689cc85429a1439c88bbd0 0 3238 6384 2008-02-27T21:50:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Rain & cool this morning, clearing this afternoon and frightful looking thunderstorms this eve. Annabel & Joe wanted to take me along up to see Clair but I could not go. [[Arthur S. Young|Art]], [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Luetta]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] were over today. Marian Charles and her two children were in church. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 21, 1949|May 21, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 23, 1949|May 23, 1949]] }} dd7131462c786ae30fbde4e5cd9580de534a60f9 0 3240 6387 2008-02-27T21:51:11Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Clear and warm. We washed & ironed. Ray bought some hay from Mark. "Ginger" had five kittens. Ray got his extra gift from the (illegible) pen company. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 22, 1949|May 22, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 24, 1949|May 24, 1949]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 4f3dbbeac5a890b2bff70ff5f999e6c668dc17e4 0 3242 6390 2008-02-27T21:51:28Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki We had the stables white washed today and I white washed the gates. Ray was almost hit by a machine out at Vintage. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 23, 1949|May 23, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 25, 1949|May 25, 1949]] }} 4c9eeb9b6314d6521754e1831db5ceda1db64f00 0 3244 6393 2008-02-27T21:51:50Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Cleaned chicken house planted a row of sweet potatoes cleaned cellar way {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 24, 1949|May 24, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 26, 1949|May 26, 1949]] }} 354673a682168f895cb2df2d0ee51efcaf159865 6394 2008-02-27T21:51:50Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Cleaned chicken house planted a row of sweet potatoes cleaned cellar way {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 24, 1949|May 24, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 26, 1949|May 26, 1949]] }} 354673a682168f895cb2df2d0ee51efcaf159865 0 3245 6395 2008-02-27T21:52:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki I planted two more rows of S. potatoes and 30 tomato plants and 12 lettuce. It rained. I almost made a milk dress this afternoon. Another peep died. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 25, 1949|May 25, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 27, 1949|May 27, 1949]] }} 05eb64881634fc3d8676688126f07545ab8724ad 6397 2008-02-27T21:52:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki I planted two more rows of S. potatoes and 30 tomato plants and 12 lettuce. It rained. I almost made a milk dress this afternoon. Another peep died. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 25, 1949|May 25, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 27, 1949|May 27, 1949]] }} 05eb64881634fc3d8676688126f07545ab8724ad 0 3246 6398 2008-02-27T21:52:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Cloudy & threatening most of the afternoon. I cleaned the cellar. [[Bob Ripley]] died of a heart attack. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 26, 1949|May 26, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 28, 1949|May 28, 1949]] }} 4aeaccfdbc65f4401e4ca4d588389608263ae4aa 0 2857 5641 2008-02-28T19:33:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Some are, <u>some</u> are not celebrating Thanksgiving day today. We had ours last week but a good many states would not change from the traditional "last Thursday in November." It was clear & bright in the morning but got cloudy toward evening. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again - "hand over fist." We quit late. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I hurriedly took [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] to [[Marksberrys]] for "dinner." We had baked ham, a big one served on a platter. We all ate till we nearly bursted. Then we sat around & played cards - mild ones. It was late till we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 29, 1939|Nov 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 1, 1939|Dec 1, 1939]] }} 0d34ce8abaab5e6f3bd775170044f44439109609 0 3029 5999 2008-03-05T17:22:31Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* December */ wikitext text/x-wiki ''This is the third of four [[Herman Brackbill Journals|journals]]. Significant events include [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s [[Wedding of Herman and Jane|marriage]] to [[Jane Young|Jane]] on [[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|May 20]].'' ==January== [[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Jan 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Jan 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Jan 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Jan 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Jan 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Jan 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Jan 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Jan 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Jan 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Jan 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Jan 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Jan 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Jan 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Jan 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Jan 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Jan 20-21, 1939|20-21]] [[HB Journal for Jan 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Jan 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Jan 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Jan 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Jan 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Jan 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Jan 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Jan 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for Jan 30, 1939|30]] [[HB Journal for Jan 31, 1939|31]] ==February== [[HB Journal for Feb 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Feb 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Feb 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Feb 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Feb 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Feb 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Feb 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Feb 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Feb 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Feb 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Feb 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Feb 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Feb 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Feb 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Feb 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Feb 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Feb 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Feb 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Feb 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Feb 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Feb 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Feb 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Feb 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Feb 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Feb 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Feb 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Feb 28, 1939|28]] ==March== [[HB Journal for Mar 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Mar 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Mar 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Mar 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Mar 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Mar 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Mar 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Mar 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Mar 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Mar 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Mar 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Mar 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Mar 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Mar 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Mar 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Mar 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Mar 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Mar 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Mar 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Mar 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Mar 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Mar 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Mar 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Mar 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Mar 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Mar 29-30, 1939|29-30]] [[HB Journal for Mar 31, 1939|31]] ==April== [[HB Journal for Apr 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Apr 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Apr 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Apr 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Apr 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Apr 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Apr 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Apr 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Apr 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Apr 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Apr 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Apr 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Apr 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Apr 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Apr 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Apr 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Apr 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Apr 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Apr 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Apr 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Apr 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Apr 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Apr 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Apr 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Apr 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Apr 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Apr 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Apr 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1939|30]] ==May== [[HB Journal for May 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for May 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for May 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for May 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for May 5-6, 1939|5-6]] [[HB Journal for May 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for May 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for May 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for May 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for May 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for May 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for May 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for May 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for May 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for May 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for May 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for May 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for May 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for May 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for May 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for May 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for May 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for May 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for May 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for May 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for May 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for May 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for May 30, 1939|30]] [[HB Journal for May 31, 1939|31]] ==June== [[HB Journal for Jun 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Jun 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Jun 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Jun 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Jun 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Jun 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Jun 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Jun 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Jun 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Jun 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Jun 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Jun 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Jun 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Jun 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Jun 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Jun 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Jun 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Jun 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Jun 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Jun 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Jun 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Jun 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Jun 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Jun 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Jun 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Jun 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Jun 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Jun 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Jun 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for Jun 30, 1939|30]] ==July== [[HB Journal for Jul 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Jul 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Jul 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Jul 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Jul 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Jul 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Jul 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Jul 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Jul 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Jul 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Jul 11-12, 1939|11-12]] [[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Jul 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Jul 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Jul 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Jul 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Jul 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Jul 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Jul 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Jul 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Jul 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Jul 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Jul 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Jul 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Jul 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Jul 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Jul 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for Jul 30, 1939|30]] [[HB Journal for Jul 31, 1939|31]] ==August== [[HB Journal for Aug 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Aug 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Aug 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Aug 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Aug 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Aug 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Aug 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Aug 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Aug 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Aug 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Aug 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Aug 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Aug 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Aug 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Aug 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Aug 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Aug 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Aug 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Aug 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Aug 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Aug 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Aug 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Aug 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Aug 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Aug 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Aug 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Aug 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Aug 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Aug 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for Aug 30, 1939|30]] [[HB Journal for Aug 31, 1939|31]] ==September== [[HB Journal for Sep 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Sep 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Sep 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Sep 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Sep 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Sep 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Sep 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Sep 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Sep 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Sep 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Sep 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Sep 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Sep 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Sep 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Sep 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Sep 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Sep 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Sep 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Sep 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Sep 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Sep 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Sep 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Sep 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Sep 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Sep 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Sep 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Sep 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Sep 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Sep 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for Sep 30, 1939|30]] ==October== [[HB Journal for Oct 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Oct 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Oct 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Oct 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Oct 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Oct 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Oct 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Oct 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Oct 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Oct 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Oct 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Oct 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Oct 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Oct 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Oct 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Oct 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Oct 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Oct 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Oct 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Oct 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Oct 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Oct 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Oct 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Oct 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Oct 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Oct 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Oct 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Oct 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Oct 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for Oct 30, 1939|30]] [[HB Journal for Oct 31, 1939|31]] ==November== [[HB Journal for Nov 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Nov 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Nov 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Nov 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Nov 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Nov 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Nov 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Nov 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Nov 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Nov 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Nov 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Nov 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Nov 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Nov 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Nov 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Nov 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Nov 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Nov 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Nov 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Nov 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Nov 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Nov 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Nov 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Nov 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Nov 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Nov 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Nov 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Nov 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Nov 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for Nov 30, 1939|30]] ==December== [[HB Journal for Dec 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Dec 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Dec 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Dec 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Dec 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Dec 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Dec 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Dec 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Dec 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Dec 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Dec 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Dec 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Dec 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Dec 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Dec 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Dec 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Dec 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Dec 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Dec 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Dec 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Dec 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Dec 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Dec 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Dec 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Dec 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Dec 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Dec 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Dec 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Dec 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for Dec 30, 1939|30]] [[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1939|31]] ==Accounts== [[HB Accounts for Jan 1939|Jan 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Feb 1939|Feb 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Mar 1939|Mar 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Apr 1939|Apr 1939]] [[HB Accounts for May 1939|May 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Jun 1939|Jun 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Jul 1939|Jul 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Aug 1939|Aug 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Sep 1939|Sep 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Oct 1939|Oct 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Nov 1939|Nov 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Dec 1939|Dec 1939]] {{hbj |before=[[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1938|1938]] |after=[[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1940|1940]] }} d94cc49d8ede9d1b0a3eefbc22497d19128bbc28 0 3275 6460 2008-03-10T15:00:15Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Commonwealth of Pennsylvania<br/> Department of Public Instruction<br/> State Teachers College<br/> Millersville, Pennsylvania August 18, 1934 Mr. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Elam Herman Brackbill]]<br/> [[Kinzers|Kinzer]]<br/> Pa. Dear Mr. Brackbill: I am delighted to know you are a holder of a Normal Certificate to teach. If there is anything we can do to help you to secure a position do not hesitate to call on us. Should you not be fortunate enough to locate I would advise that you return and complete your work for the Bachelors Degree in Education, as Boards will soon be requiring that standard. The summer session enrollment was five per cent better than last year, and the boarding student enrollment twenty five per cent better. Many favorable comments are made about the meals. An encouraging number of requests are coming to our office daily, by prospective students. We shall be glad to have the names of other prospective students if you will be kind enough to submit them. We will be glad to have you call at any time. Home Coming Day is November 3, 1934. See the big football game-Kutztown State Teachers College vs. Millersville State Teachers College. Very sincerely, Landis Tanger, President == Commentary == ''Herman graduated at the age of 17 and was too young to teach legally in the state, so took a year on the farm before pursuing his teaching further.'' [[Category:Herman Brackbill letters]] 07256f9de228c6f2355fa9288fa9d0bbfe3c361d 0 3273 6457 2008-03-10T22:36:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink to jerry helms letter wikitext text/x-wiki This page collects miscellaneous letters and papers of [[E. Herman Brackbill]]. * [[State Teachers College to HB, Aug 18, 1934]] * [[HB To Jane Young, Aug 4, 1937]] * [[Jerry Helms to HB, May 11, 1979]] [[Category:Herman Brackbill letters]] 286be14eed371b3ce2e657c640893552f30c8367 0 3271 6454 2008-03-10T22:40:04Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 categories wikitext text/x-wiki [[Denbigh Presbyterian Church]]<br/> 302 Denbigh Boulevard<br/> Newport News, Virginia 23602 [[Jerry F. Helms]]<br/> Minister<br/> Telephone 877-2048 May 11, 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brackbill<br/> Box 164<br/> Paradise, Pa. 17562 Dear [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]]: I have so many fond memories of my visits in [[Paradise]], and I am hoping to return their eternally. But, even more so I am most appreciative of your daughter, [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]], and your two lovely grandchildren. Their family means so much to the life of this church. All of this has happened because you two fell in love and chose to become husband and wife 40 years ago. May I take this occasion to wish for each of you the happiest of anniversaries and that there will be many, many more to follow. Sincerely, Jerry F. Helms [[Category:Herman Brackbill letters]] [[Category:Herman and Jane]] 572a940ffed0202aafcffe471e91f9b650be8eb4 0 3326 6538 2008-03-10T22:41:32Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki '''Denbigh Presbyterian Church''', located in [[Newport News]], Virginia, was the home church for [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn B. Jarrett]] and her family. For many years the pastor was [[Jerry F. Helms]]. Denbigh Presbyterian Church maintained an active connection with [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] through Evelyn, including choir exchanges. {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] 4b6ea8cc351d709aae774b6d1fe3378038679189 0 3265 6445 2008-03-11T14:33:09Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 added transcript of wedding announcement wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:WeddingHermanJane.jpg|thumb|240px|Herman and Jane wedding portrait, digitized by Esta Jarrett]] The '''wedding of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]]''' occurred at 3:00 PM on [[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|May 20, 1939]] at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]]. ==Wedding announcement== ''As printed in the newspaper; see [http://www.flickr.com/photos/92727610@N00/431034672/ scan]. Note discrepancy between the printed time and what Herman recorded in his journal!'' The marriage of Miss Jane E. Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. [[Arthur S. Young]] of [[Kinzer]], and E. Herman Brackbill, son of Mr. and Mrs. [[Harry G. Brackbill|H. G. Brackbill], of Kinzer, took place Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Leacock Presbyterian church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. [[Jay W. Kauffman]], pastor of the church, in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives. The wedding marches and a short organ recital were played by [[Mrs. Willis L. Herr]], organist of the church, and Mrs. Jay W. Kauffman, wife of the pastor, sang two numbers. The made-of-honor was Miss [[Betty Doutrich|Elizabeth Doutrich]], of [[Lancaster]], and the bridesmaids were Miss [[Ethel Bryson]], [[Paradise]], and [[Eunice Brackbill|Mrs. Valner Robinson]], [[Bird-in-Hand]]. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry Brackbill, Jr.]], brother of the bridegroom, was best man, and the ushers were [[Harold Brackbill]] and [[Warren Brackbill]], brothers of the groom, and [[C. Everett Young|Everett Young]], brother of the bride. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was gowned in white net over satin with a square neckline and a shirred bodice. She wore a finger tip veil, caught with orange blossoms. The maid-of-honor wore pink chiffon and carried pink snapdragons, while the bridesmaids were gowned in fuschia chiffon and in powder blue chiffon, and carried mixed snapdragons. The flower girls were [[Joyce Elaine Moore]], Paradise, and [[Ruth Ann Yunninger]], Kinzer. They wore identical dresses of deep pink, and carried pink baskets filled with lilies of the valley. [[Eva M. Sheaffer|Mrs. Young]], mother of the bride, was gowned in blue chiffon over taffeta with dark blue accessories. A reception for the immediate families and a few close friends followed in the social rooms of the church, after which the couple left on a wedding trip to New York and the New England states. They will be at home [[HB Journal for May 27, 1939|May 27]], in their home in Kinzer. The bride is a graduate of the [[Paradise High School]] and attended the [[Lancaster Business College]]. At present she is employed in her father's office, Kinzer. The bridegroom is graduate of the Paradise High school and [[Millersville State Teachers' College]]. He taught school one year and is now employed by the firm of [[John Hess|John J. Hess]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Events]] e40657d5743e9be246fb1458ae29054ab6d61022 0 3497 6807 2008-03-11T14:42:41Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:SusanShultz.jpg|thumb|240px|Susan Shultz, scanned by Esta Jarrett]] ''Susan Shultz'', also known as "Grammie Young," was the wife of [[J. Adam Young]] and the mother of [[Arthur S. Young]], [[Emma S. Young]], and [[Ralph Young]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] 3ccdc1ddba9d16f7702283b7fb14c377bddda385 0 3443 6724 2008-03-11T14:44:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 added image wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:Sheaffers.jpg|thumb|240px|The Sheaffer family, scanned by Esta Jarrett]] The '''Sheaffer''' family lived in [[Lancaster County]]. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]] was the wife of [[Arthur S. Young]] and the mother of [[Jane Young]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers]] 56ec5c0d8aced1eda19b1fe1fcd3ba3fc5853239 0 3247 6400 2008-03-18T00:57:25Z Ejarrett 27208430 wikitext text/x-wiki Cloudy - showers. Mick & Dick & Susan were here today. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 27, 1949|May 27, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 29, 1949|May 29, 1949]] }} dd19e92149ba2601650ed278ccb81c44607e6a09 0 3293 6487 2008-03-18T01:03:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link for adelaide proctor wikitext text/x-wiki ==Ambition== We are living at a time when to be young is one of the proudest things in the world. The world is going to be a fine place to live in when we grow up. What are you going to do in it? Are you going to push your way through until you come to another life or are you going to make yourself know to the world? The Greatest task set before us in the days of our youth is to prepare ourselves for work that is to come in future years. We must be able to do our work well and not be quitters. Nothing can keep us back if we mean to go forward. Waiting for us are open doors that will lead to success. Make up your mind what you want to do, put faith in yourself and then go ahead. There are low ambitions and high ambitions but to be a success we should have a high ambition and follow [[Wikipedia:Ralph Waldo Emerson|Emerson]]'s words 'Let us hitch our wagon to a star.' You may live in a small country town and have not seen the many wonders of the world or have not had access to good Books but this should not keep you back if you mean to go forward. Some of the greatest men of the world such as [[Wikipedia:Thomas A. Edison|Edison]], [[Wikipedia:Abraham Lincoln|Lincoln]], and [[Wikipedia:Henry Ford|Henry Ford]] were once handicapped in a similar manner but they had a high ambition and set their minds to going forward. Desireing a high ambition and a good position you should follow the following formula. A well spent youth, evenings of recreation and study, Good companions, Good Literature, a definite idea of what you want to do and a belief that you will be what you make yourself. From [[Wikipedia:William Shakespeare|Shakespeare]]'s [[Wikipedia:Julius Caesar (play)|Julius Caesar]] we get the following quotation: <blockquote> 'Tis a common proof, that lowliness is<br/> Young Ambition's ladder,<br/> Whereto the climber upward turns his face<br/> but when he once obtains the upmost round,<br/> He then unto the ladder turns his back,<br/> Looks in the clouds, scorning the base degrees<br/> By which he did ascend. </blockquote> Then too there are those who seek a low ambition. These persons are those who can be seen loafing every evening, not having any desire to see the things of the world or to become know. Men found in prisons and poorhouses give you the sure recipe for failure. A carless, carfree school life, wasted evenings, reading of undesirable literature, bad companions and living 15 to 20 yr. without a definite Idea of what they wanted to do. This recipe has never been know to fail. A famous man once said "as you are in boyhood, so shall your manhood be." Almost every time failure can be traced to one thing to boys and girls shutting out opportunities. The next thing in order are the qualities we need in going thru the world. Everything must be done with a definite purpose, we must have an aim in life. We must also make up our minds what we want to do and then go ahead. In all things we must be honorable, for dishonor never gets us anywhere. You want to be that kind of boy or girl that men and women can trust. Do not give yourself so many things to do that you cannot do any of them well. Do not be a jack of all trades and master of none, but take one particular thing and do it well. We must have determination; if we start a thing we must believe that it can be carried out. There have been many men who said that the conviences we have today were utterable impossible. People thought that it was impossible to have railroads or steamship lines. [[Wikipedia:Walter Scott|Sir Walter Scott]] once said that a man was an idiot to think that London or any other city could be lighted by gas. But someone discovered that gas could be used and today as we all know London and all cities of the world are lighted by a greater thing even than Gas, electricity. In every country there are two classes of people those who keep its honor and those who spoil its name. As citizens of this country we should belong to the honorable class, be capable and anxious for nothing but good. We must think that this is the best of all countries and be proud of it which has given us more than we can ever repay. By so doing you will serve your country, love your companions, and have success in the world. In closing a few lines from the distinguished English writer [[Wikipedia:Adelaide Anne Proctor|Adelaide Proctor]]: <blockquote> Rise! For the Day is passing,<br/> and you lie dreaming on.<br/> The others have buckled their armour, <br/> and fourth to the fight are gone.<br/> A place in the ranks awaits you,<br/> Each man has some part to play.<br/> The past and the future are nothing,<br/> In the face of the stern today. </blockquote> [[Category:Jane Young letters]] e0af501d159974494b62c25868b3b86a617321d8 0 3295 6490 2008-03-18T01:18:47Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 typo wikitext text/x-wiki ==Prayer== First let us consider what prayer is. Prayer is communion with God, thanking God for those many unspeakable gifts he has given and asking forgiveness for our many sins. Do we pray in this manner, or do we get on our knees and prayer for things that are utterly impossible? I am afraid that the we are too often guilty of the latter. Some may say, how can we get away from this form of prayer? I think the answer may be found in that line taken from [[Wikipedia:Ralph Waldo Emerson|Emerson]]'s essay on [[Wikipedia:Self-Reliance|Self-Reliance]] "As soon as man is at one with God, he will not beg." How true this statement is, if we are truely trusting in God for our salvation. For we know that God has promised that he will withhold nothing good from us if we are truely his followers. Another thing enters here, how often when we pray do we merely recite words? We do this especially in saying the Lord's Prayer. Listen sometime to a group of people praying this prayer. Do they really sound in earnest, or is the prayer lifeless and without expression? We should contemplate about those words we are saying and truly pray with earnestness in our voices. Another question we might ask ourselves is, Should we be ashamed to pray? There are many times when Christians find themselves in difficult situations, thus making it hard for them to pray. But I do not think anyone should be ashamed to pray. We should get great joy from praying. Of course, there will be those people who will mock and scorn us. Still we must not be swayed by other people but rely on what we ourselves believe is right. There are many, many times in the Bible where we are told to pray. Should we then be ashamed to pray if it was God's desire that we should? Prayer must persist if it is to prevail. Still we may ask ourselves another important question. Are our prayers worthwhile? Some people say to us, "My prayers are never answered." This may be because they asked for foolish things and the prayer probably was not asked in a prayerful manner, but we who are Christians know that prayers <u>are</u> worthwhile. Take for instance, the great revival that is now going on in Wheaton College. One of the officials of the college has said, "One of the main reasons for this revival was prayer. Prayer was behind it - believing prayer - united prayer." The pupils at Wheaton had prayed earnestly for weeks, asking for a revival at the school so that they might be brought closer to God. These prayers have been answered and a great revival has been going on for several months. Think of the stories the missionaries have told us of prayers being answered in the wilds of Africa and in many other countries. We know that right here at home prayers have been answered. We have heard our ministers pray and afterwards these things have come to us. I think that we can see for ourselves that our prayers <u>are</u> worthwhile if they are prayed in the true spirit. Thus I think we find that prayer is a beautiful thing if we are worthy of giving it. It is worthwhile and we should not be ashamed to administer it. Jane Young<br/> English Essay<br/> March 23, 1936 (Grade: A) [[Category:Jane Young letters]] 8ac1421a9d81884cf696b143a32e428d775a63a5 6491 2008-03-18T01:18:47Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 typo wikitext text/x-wiki ==Prayer== First let us consider what prayer is. Prayer is communion with God, thanking God for those many unspeakable gifts he has given and asking forgiveness for our many sins. Do we pray in this manner, or do we get on our knees and prayer for things that are utterly impossible? I am afraid that the we are too often guilty of the latter. Some may say, how can we get away from this form of prayer? I think the answer may be found in that line taken from [[Wikipedia:Ralph Waldo Emerson|Emerson]]'s essay on [[Wikipedia:Self-Reliance|Self-Reliance]] "As soon as man is at one with God, he will not beg." How true this statement is, if we are truely trusting in God for our salvation. For we know that God has promised that he will withhold nothing good from us if we are truely his followers. Another thing enters here, how often when we pray do we merely recite words? We do this especially in saying the Lord's Prayer. Listen sometime to a group of people praying this prayer. Do they really sound in earnest, or is the prayer lifeless and without expression? We should contemplate about those words we are saying and truly pray with earnestness in our voices. Another question we might ask ourselves is, Should we be ashamed to pray? There are many times when Christians find themselves in difficult situations, thus making it hard for them to pray. But I do not think anyone should be ashamed to pray. We should get great joy from praying. Of course, there will be those people who will mock and scorn us. Still we must not be swayed by other people but rely on what we ourselves believe is right. There are many, many times in the Bible where we are told to pray. Should we then be ashamed to pray if it was God's desire that we should? Prayer must persist if it is to prevail. Still we may ask ourselves another important question. Are our prayers worthwhile? Some people say to us, "My prayers are never answered." This may be because they asked for foolish things and the prayer probably was not asked in a prayerful manner, but we who are Christians know that prayers <u>are</u> worthwhile. Take for instance, the great revival that is now going on in Wheaton College. One of the officials of the college has said, "One of the main reasons for this revival was prayer. Prayer was behind it - believing prayer - united prayer." The pupils at Wheaton had prayed earnestly for weeks, asking for a revival at the school so that they might be brought closer to God. These prayers have been answered and a great revival has been going on for several months. Think of the stories the missionaries have told us of prayers being answered in the wilds of Africa and in many other countries. We know that right here at home prayers have been answered. We have heard our ministers pray and afterwards these things have come to us. I think that we can see for ourselves that our prayers <u>are</u> worthwhile if they are prayed in the true spirit. Thus I think we find that prayer is a beautiful thing if we are worthy of giving it. It is worthwhile and we should not be ashamed to administer it. Jane Young<br/> English Essay<br/> March 23, 1936 (Grade: A) [[Category:Jane Young letters]] 8ac1421a9d81884cf696b143a32e428d775a63a5 0 3298 6496 2008-03-18T01:28:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Bay Head, N.J.<br/> July 14, 1961 Dear Jane, First I want to thank you for your very interesting letter. I wish that I could give you Bill's address but I do not know what it is. The last address I have is: 1716 SW 19th<br/> Portland, Oregon You might try sending the letter there since Bill's name is on it. It may reach him or it may come back to you. I am expecting Walter home from England next Wednesday. He has four children--two girls and two boys. We have not seen the boys. Walter plans to take an engineering course at the Univ. of Penn. His family will live in [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] My mother is over 91 years old and is quite active. I do most of the housekeeping and shopping. She likes to be out of doors. All the children are growing so fast that I can hardly keep track of them. I was glad to hear that your children are doing so well. I know that you will do a good job in the bank. Thanking you for all your trouble in writing me, I am<br/> Very sincerely yours,<br/> [[Opal B. Hemphill]] [[Category:Jane Young letters]] 5146545ae5f5e21490d6be98a02044ff23ecf1a7 0 3296 6492 2008-03-18T01:29:57Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 linked Boots letter wikitext text/x-wiki This page collects miscellaneous letters and papers of [[Jane Young|Jane Young Brackbill]]. * [[JY on Ambition (school paper)]] * [[JY on Prayer (school paper)]] * [[Boots to J.Y., September 11, 1936]] * [[Opal B. Hemphill to J.Y., July 14, 1961]] [[Category:Jane Young letters]] e78deeff3d8170f2ee64f9cb3c201c5c98733dba 0 3341 6564 2008-03-18T01:44:37Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This page collects letters and papers of [[Peter Young]]. * [[PY Sugar Pledge]] * [[H. Kennedy to P.Y., July 25, 1898]] * [[Curing Pork Recipe]] * [[PY Ginger Bread Recipe]] [[Category:Peter Young letters]] d737b28c379a1701ee61ed7b71f94d0660bcd310 0 3345 6571 2008-03-18T01:45:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki To the Consumer: You have signed the original, please read this copy.<br /> SUGAR PLEDGE<br /> City: Gap<br /> Date: Sept. 21<br /> Upon my honor, I hereby certify that my household consists of 2 persons, and that I desire to purchase 1 pounds of sugar per week upon the express understanding that there will not be used in my household more than two (2) pounds of sugar per person per month, and that in return for this service of being permitted to purchase one week’s supply at a time, I will purchase sugar only from the dealer with whom this is placed; that if I desire to change dealers, it is understood this statement is to be returned to me and by me deposited with a new dealer. I agree not to hoard sugar, and except for canning purposes of which my supply at present is not (illegible) than twenty-five (25) pounds, I have not now and will not at any time have in my house or under my control more than a week’s supply of sugar, based on a consumption of one-half of a pound per person per week, except on special permission of the County Food Administrator. I agree to continue on this plan until the Food Administration advises that the sugar situation has been relieved. And further, I agree to make my sugar purchases from one store. Signed<br /> [[Peter Young]]<br /> Address<br /> Gap<br /> J. R. HESS (stamp)<br /> All persons who will not sign the foregoing agreement are required to make sugar purchases according to regulations governing city or rural sales, or to obtain a sugar certificate from the County Food Administration. [[Category:Peter Young letters]] c8a96aa467b5388924954102e37c525e1b4bad1e 0 3493 6801 2008-03-18T01:48:06Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki '''Peter Young''' was the father of [[J. Adam Young]] and [[Peter Young Jr.]] and the grandfather of [[Arthur S. Young]]. His [[Letters and papers of Peter Young|letters and papers]] are collected on the site. {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] 88ae04ffd1e456d722c957383339ef3f6a7b3977 0 3340 6561 2008-03-18T01:49:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Morning News Company<br/> H.E. Kennedy<br/> Editor and Manager Office of<br/> THE MORNING NEWS,<br/> The only Morning Newspaper in [[Lancaster County]]<br/> 32 Centre Square<br/> [[Lancaster]], Pa. July 25, 1898 Dear Peter: I saw Walker and he was giving only 37 cents for corn. Maybe they will give more at [[Kinzers]]. As soon as you have it shelled, take it to whoever will give the most for it. Yours truly, [[H.E. Kennedy]] [[Category:Peter Young letters]] [[Category:Economic references]] 994c7387e4cdb13aa63a102bae66bd3a96222424 6563 2008-03-18T01:49:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Morning News Company<br/> H.E. Kennedy<br/> Editor and Manager Office of<br/> THE MORNING NEWS,<br/> The only Morning Newspaper in [[Lancaster County]]<br/> 32 Centre Square<br/> [[Lancaster]], Pa. July 25, 1898 Dear Peter: I saw Walker and he was giving only 37 cents for corn. Maybe they will give more at [[Kinzers]]. As soon as you have it shelled, take it to whoever will give the most for it. Yours truly, [[H.E. Kennedy]] [[Category:Peter Young letters]] [[Category:Economic references]] 994c7387e4cdb13aa63a102bae66bd3a96222424 0 3339 6559 2008-03-18T01:50:50Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Curing Pork 80 lbs. meat<br/> 3 ounces salt petre<br/> 7 ounces brown sugar<br/> 1 pint fine salt rub well let lay 30 hours then rub very well with fine salt if hams are large put it on thick let lay 2 weeks then hang up and it is ready to smoke [[Mrs. D. B. Hostetter]] [[Category:Peter Young letters]] 9b6df215ac0fe42b41ee940bb3f54715dbfa5cd5 6560 2008-03-18T01:50:50Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Curing Pork 80 lbs. meat<br/> 3 ounces salt petre<br/> 7 ounces brown sugar<br/> 1 pint fine salt rub well let lay 30 hours then rub very well with fine salt if hams are large put it on thick let lay 2 weeks then hang up and it is ready to smoke [[Mrs. D. B. Hostetter]] [[Category:Peter Young letters]] 9b6df215ac0fe42b41ee940bb3f54715dbfa5cd5 0 3343 6568 2008-03-18T01:51:41Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Ginger Bread 1 cup of brown sugar<br/> 1 cup of molasses<br/> 3 cups of flour<br/> ½ cup of butter<br/> ½ cup of thick milk<br/> 2 eggs<br/> 1 teaspoon soda [[Category:Peter Young letters]] 7b2fdb6507ceafe3067127b8debe93cfb820dbaf 0 3489 6795 2008-03-18T01:55:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki '''J. Adam Young''' was the son of [[Peter Young]], husband of [[Susan Shultz]] and the father of [[Arthur S. Young]], [[Emma S. Young]], [[Mary E. Young]], and [[Ralph A. Young]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] b4cfc03bbcdacf83b5f5a38cd70d58d5126ccee1 0 3248 6402 2008-03-18T14:50:46Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Frost this morning nothing badly hurt. We took flowers to the cemetery, Virgie went from church up to Goods cottage. Callie & Silas, Helen and her girls, Kathleen and Al, Lucile and their children were here. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 28, 1949|May 28, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 30, 1949|May 30, 1949]] }} 56a4f876dac30b24482f3065d3a69de91e205279 6404 2008-03-18T14:50:46Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Frost this morning nothing badly hurt. We took flowers to the cemetery, Virgie went from church up to Goods cottage. Callie & Silas, Helen and her girls, Kathleen and Al, Lucile and their children were here. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 28, 1949|May 28, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 30, 1949|May 30, 1949]] }} 56a4f876dac30b24482f3065d3a69de91e205279 0 3250 6408 2008-03-18T14:50:58Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Cool & clear. We washed and ironed. Virginia went along with Mick & Dick to the Hoover reunion. Ray finished planting corn and got his hay in. Milly & Hazel were over awhile with Sue Ellen. Mrs. Good was along when Dick's brought Virgie home. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 29, 1949|May 29, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 31, 1949|May 31, 1949]] }} ae4080276ca076fdab0932d050cc6dd1a75221f9 6410 2008-03-18T14:50:58Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Cool & clear. We washed and ironed. Virginia went along with Mick & Dick to the Hoover reunion. Ray finished planting corn and got his hay in. Milly & Hazel were over awhile with Sue Ellen. Mrs. Good was along when Dick's brought Virgie home. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 29, 1949|May 29, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 31, 1949|May 31, 1949]] }} ae4080276ca076fdab0932d050cc6dd1a75221f9 0 3251 6411 2008-03-18T14:51:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Clear, warmer. Harry Simpson got sick in the night. Ray helped them milk this morning. I planted 117 mangle and beet plants. Steffen white washed the barn. The Minister and his family were here to call this evening. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 30, 1949|May 30, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 1, 1949|Jun 1, 1949]] }} 246a5f57ebb9e68e1790f319f2703440abf1f76b 6413 2008-03-18T14:51:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Clear, warmer. Harry Simpson got sick in the night. Ray helped them milk this morning. I planted 117 mangle and beet plants. Steffen white washed the barn. The Minister and his family were here to call this evening. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 30, 1949|May 30, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 1, 1949|Jun 1, 1949]] }} 246a5f57ebb9e68e1790f319f2703440abf1f76b 0 3195 6284 2008-03-18T14:51:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Partly cloudy. I planted 100 sweet potato replants. Also about 200 mangle plants. Cleaned the chicken house. [[Harry Simpson]] planted 1 1/2 acres of tobacco. Ab. did not come today. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 31, 1949|May 31, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 2, 1949|Jun 2, 1949]] }} 904667b8320c6e0941b7d4c0e93c9c998adb830f 0 3207 6315 2008-03-18T14:52:18Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Ab came today, We planted a little over an acre of tobacco. [[Harry Simpson|Harry S.]] planted 3 more rows of tobacco. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 1, 1949|Jun 1, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 3, 1949|Jun 3, 1949]] }} d23e789cb2630fd108cdaa11d3ec5d0e8cc70cad 0 3211 6326 2008-03-18T14:52:31Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Clear warmer. Ray reset the rhubarb and asparagus. I partitioned off another room for the chicks but did not get them into it, must scrub it yet. Brought the glider down. Got 2 letters one from Jen and one from Anabel. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 2, 1949|Jun 2, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 4, 1949|Jun 4, 1949]] }} 1f041abb8e6100933d8236bedf11917b10da9eeb 6327 2008-03-18T14:52:31Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Clear warmer. Ray reset the rhubarb and asparagus. I partitioned off another room for the chicks but did not get them into it, must scrub it yet. Brought the glider down. Got 2 letters one from Jen and one from Anabel. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 2, 1949|Jun 2, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 4, 1949|Jun 4, 1949]] }} 1f041abb8e6100933d8236bedf11917b10da9eeb 0 3212 6328 2008-03-18T14:52:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Clear warm. [[Jane Young|Jane]] took me along to the Farm meeting at Mrs. Lantz's. We had strawberries and ice cream & cakes. Mrs. Bauhm and Margaret & her son & husband were here this evening. Beauty our cow had milk fever. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 3, 1949|Jun 3, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 5, 1949|Jun 5, 1949]] }} 8d71a041e8d2e482dcc8a8c3432d58d464cb244e 6330 2008-03-18T14:52:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Clear warm. [[Jane Young|Jane]] took me along to the Farm meeting at Mrs. Lantz's. We had strawberries and ice cream & cakes. Mrs. Bauhm and Margaret & her son & husband were here this evening. Beauty our cow had milk fever. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 3, 1949|Jun 3, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 5, 1949|Jun 5, 1949]] }} 8d71a041e8d2e482dcc8a8c3432d58d464cb244e 0 3213 6331 2008-03-18T14:53:46Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Partly cloudy and foggy. [[Virginia Sheaffer|Virgie]] did not go to church. I put the peeps in the two rooms now. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Luetta]] and [[Arthur S. Young|Art]] were here this evening. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 4, 1949|Jun 4, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 6, 1949|Jun 6, 1949]] }} 102b9f7c8d2ac339929ebd14609277493b5f1b00 6333 2008-03-18T14:53:46Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Partly cloudy and foggy. [[Virginia Sheaffer|Virgie]] did not go to church. I put the peeps in the two rooms now. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Luetta]] and [[Arthur S. Young|Art]] were here this evening. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 4, 1949|Jun 4, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 6, 1949|Jun 6, 1949]] }} 102b9f7c8d2ac339929ebd14609277493b5f1b00 0 3214 6334 2008-03-18T14:54:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Clear & warm. We washed & ironed. Henny planted tobacco. It is reported Don took a girl to Atlantic City. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 5, 1949|Jun 5, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 7, 1949|Jun 7, 1949]] }} a9a88c7e7892e5adf8a402aeab1a775e20a90c04 0 3215 6336 2008-03-18T14:54:36Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Mostly clear. We planted about 2 acres of tobacco today. Jerry & Mac Garber helped. Ray & Don went after the stove. Elmer & Sharpie helped us to put it up. [[Harry Simpson]] helped a little. [[Virginia Sheaffer|Virginia]] has an attack of arthritis. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 6, 1949|Jun 6, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 8, 1949|Jun 8, 1949]] }} ddf0b9c789b44aa544eb54fab01a19ddd6d92ea5 6338 2008-03-18T14:54:36Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Mostly clear. We planted about 2 acres of tobacco today. Jerry & Mac Garber helped. Ray & Don went after the stove. Elmer & Sharpie helped us to put it up. [[Harry Simpson]] helped a little. [[Virginia Sheaffer|Virginia]] has an attack of arthritis. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 6, 1949|Jun 6, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 8, 1949|Jun 8, 1949]] }} ddf0b9c789b44aa544eb54fab01a19ddd6d92ea5 0 3216 6339 2008-03-18T14:54:58Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Clear cool. I replanted the sweet potatoes and cleaned the chicken house. Ab hoed the sweet potatoes two more chickens dead. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 7, 1949|Jun 7, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 9, 1949|Jun 9, 1949]] }} e08e85fbc786dd00e94532db7a5072d586f36d19 0 3217 6341 2008-03-18T14:55:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Clear, cool. [[Harry Simpson]] finished planting tobacco. We got the wood sawed. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for a few minutes. Ab got a license for his motor cycle. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 8, 1949|Jun 8, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 10, 1949|Jun 10, 1949]] }} b3959f2b03a5e003a6f30fbc20e8b9bcab195831 0 3196 6287 2008-03-18T14:55:37Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Partly cloudy, warmer. We finished planting tobacco today and sold some plants. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 9, 1949|Jun 9, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 11, 1949|Jun 11, 1949]] }} b9ffd00f5213a55330665b5dcce0fc7e7918bdf0 0 3198 6290 2008-03-18T14:56:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Partly cloudy warm. Ray finished shovel harrowing his corn. Ab planted some mangles and hoed in the garden. [[Doris Brackbill|Dot B.]] & [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee B.]] were married today {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 10, 1949|Jun 10, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 12, 1949|Jun 12, 1949]] }} d03fbfe7e4ef4674efb7c3cb54e61cdf27240f78 6291 2008-03-18T14:56:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Partly cloudy warm. Ray finished shovel harrowing his corn. Ab planted some mangles and hoed in the garden. [[Doris Brackbill|Dot B.]] & [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee B.]] were married today {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 10, 1949|Jun 10, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 12, 1949|Jun 12, 1949]] }} d03fbfe7e4ef4674efb7c3cb54e61cdf27240f78 0 3199 6292 2008-03-18T14:57:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Clear & warm. This was childrens day. They had a nice program. No visitors today. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 11, 1949|Jun 11, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 13, 1949|Jun 13, 1949]] }} 7847946e44ae8534c804e0321d19f5cdfbdc4929 0 3200 6295 2008-03-18T14:57:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Partly cloudy & warm. We washed and ironed. Ab's motor cycle went bad on him. He is going to try to sell it. Charles (illegible) got 200 sweet potato sprouts. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 12, 1949|Jun 12, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 14, 1949|Jun 14, 1949]] }} 4c50e377764db75f31b2d21550daac5b4eb9343d 6296 2008-03-18T14:57:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Partly cloudy & warm. We washed and ironed. Ab's motor cycle went bad on him. He is going to try to sell it. Charles (illegible) got 200 sweet potato sprouts. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 12, 1949|Jun 12, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 14, 1949|Jun 14, 1949]] }} 4c50e377764db75f31b2d21550daac5b4eb9343d 0 3201 6297 2008-03-18T14:57:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Partly cloudy. Ab planted 2 rows of Heller corn and I picked some peas. I put 4 pt. in the freezer. Henny got his hay in today. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 13, 1949|Jun 13, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 15, 1949|Jun 15, 1949]] }} b7ec5d49c64088944e64ed96f3b9b647379f4ad9 6299 2008-03-18T14:57:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Partly cloudy. Ab planted 2 rows of Heller corn and I picked some peas. I put 4 pt. in the freezer. Henny got his hay in today. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 13, 1949|Jun 13, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 15, 1949|Jun 15, 1949]] }} b7ec5d49c64088944e64ed96f3b9b647379f4ad9 0 3202 6300 2008-03-18T14:58:04Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki It was showery all day and we had a thunder shower near evening. The lightning blew out 2 fuses and a light bulb. We did not get our hay in. Henny got a little barley in. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 14, 1949|Jun 14, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 16, 1949|Jun 16, 1949]] }} fba553a235a0a3705227ffc2411c910604998a82 6302 2008-03-18T14:58:04Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki It was showery all day and we had a thunder shower near evening. The lightning blew out 2 fuses and a light bulb. We did not get our hay in. Henny got a little barley in. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 14, 1949|Jun 14, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 16, 1949|Jun 16, 1949]] }} fba553a235a0a3705227ffc2411c910604998a82 0 3051 6036 2008-03-18T14:59:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 link to lee brown wikitext text/x-wiki '''Doris Elaine Brackbill''' is the eleventh child and fifth daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. Her husband is [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Living people]] 1a3d9e91cd4de6a05f603ccf00aa1616c7baefe3 0 3203 6303 2008-03-18T15:00:50Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Showery again. The men (illegible) planted tobacco. I made 10 jars of pineapple honey. I planted the gladiolia and other flowers. [[Milly]] was over for a few minutes. Buddy Acker and Emma have a baby boy Thomas born yesterday. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 15, 1949|Jun 15, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 17, 1949|Jun 17, 1949]] }} 44edf6d203f73d6f909039b4c3bfd2534b15a81e 6305 2008-03-18T15:00:50Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Showery again. The men (illegible) planted tobacco. I made 10 jars of pineapple honey. I planted the gladiolia and other flowers. [[Milly]] was over for a few minutes. Buddy Acker and Emma have a baby boy Thomas born yesterday. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 15, 1949|Jun 15, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 17, 1949|Jun 17, 1949]] }} 44edf6d203f73d6f909039b4c3bfd2534b15a81e 0 3204 6306 2008-03-18T15:01:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Rainy all day by showers. I picked two qt cherries and picked peas and put them in the refrigerator locker 8 pt and 1 qt. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 16, 1949|Jun 16, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 18, 1949|Jun 18, 1949]] }} 007595549a703fb174502f683ed36b17b9c9f9c8 6308 2008-03-18T15:01:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Rainy all day by showers. I picked two qt cherries and picked peas and put them in the refrigerator locker 8 pt and 1 qt. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 16, 1949|Jun 16, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 18, 1949|Jun 18, 1949]] }} 007595549a703fb174502f683ed36b17b9c9f9c8 0 3205 6309 2008-03-18T15:01:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Rainy and a little cooler. Ray & Ab made me a pen for chickens and Ray roofed & painted a box for Judy. Ray's knee is very bad again. We have a guest sleeping in the barn an Irishman. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 17, 1949|Jun 17, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 19, 1949|Jun 19, 1949]] }} dbb1348e8f821d7d5239cbd8a0fa75d5dc285e1a 6311 2008-03-18T15:01:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Rainy and a little cooler. Ray & Ab made me a pen for chickens and Ray roofed & painted a box for Judy. Ray's knee is very bad again. We have a guest sleeping in the barn an Irishman. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 17, 1949|Jun 17, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 19, 1949|Jun 19, 1949]] }} dbb1348e8f821d7d5239cbd8a0fa75d5dc285e1a 0 3206 6312 2008-03-18T15:01:54Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Cloudy and some showers. We went to Sunday school but not to church I slept most all afternoon. [[Milly Hershey]] was here awhile and [[Arthur S. Young|Art]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Luetta]]. Our guest is still in the barn. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 18, 1949|Jun 18, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 20, 1949|Jun 20, 1949]] }} 404b9adb1d3094271b07478c24a124e88375ee3d 6314 2008-03-18T15:01:54Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation, wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Cloudy and some showers. We went to Sunday school but not to church I slept most all afternoon. [[Milly Hershey]] was here awhile and [[Arthur S. Young|Art]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Luetta]]. Our guest is still in the barn. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 18, 1949|Jun 18, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 20, 1949|Jun 20, 1949]] }} 404b9adb1d3094271b07478c24a124e88375ee3d 0 3208 6317 2008-03-18T15:02:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Partly cloudy but no rain. We washed. Ab picked 2 buckets of cherries. I picked enough peas for the hay makers for supper. We got the hay in at last. Our guest left this morning. I canned 4 qt cherries. Henny got his barley in. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 19, 1949|Jun 19, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 21, 1949|Jun 21, 1949]] }} 4b7a8ae51af9fc35332220e9bc7966cc6ccb3637 6319 2008-03-18T15:02:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Partly cloudy but no rain. We washed. Ab picked 2 buckets of cherries. I picked enough peas for the hay makers for supper. We got the hay in at last. Our guest left this morning. I canned 4 qt cherries. Henny got his barley in. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 19, 1949|Jun 19, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 21, 1949|Jun 21, 1949]] }} 4b7a8ae51af9fc35332220e9bc7966cc6ccb3637 0 3209 6320 2008-03-18T15:02:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki partly cloudy & warm. We ironed & canned 8 more qt of cherries. I got a letter for Jennie. Some one dropped 3 tailless kittens in our front yard. Henny got his barley straw bailed. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 20, 1949|Jun 20, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 22, 1949|Jun 22, 1949]] }} e12e5e12c650df8c840c038f07782837293c3210 6322 2008-03-18T15:02:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki partly cloudy & warm. We ironed & canned 8 more qt of cherries. I got a letter for Jennie. Some one dropped 3 tailless kittens in our front yard. Henny got his barley straw bailed. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 20, 1949|Jun 20, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 22, 1949|Jun 22, 1949]] }} e12e5e12c650df8c840c038f07782837293c3210 0 3210 6323 2008-03-18T15:02:32Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Mostly clear and very warm. Hersheys got their hay in. We canned 11 more quarts of cherries now we have {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 21, 1949|Jun 21, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 23, 1949|Jun 23, 1949]] }} 12aad80753cc670a09acf4a1248bff2bc033722e 0 3336 6553 2008-03-18T15:29:39Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:RoughAndTumble.jpg|thumb|240px|Photo of the groundbreaking for the Rough and Tumble Museum.]] '''Rough & Tumble Engineers Historical Association''', founded in 1948 by [[Arthur S. Young]], is both an event and a historical association of steam machinery enthusiasts. The association preserves moving artifacts and historical information about steam machinery used for agricultural purposes; the event, colloquially called the "Thresherman's Reunion," consists of live demonstrations of steam equipment, including tractors, engines, and steam engine powered machines (for instance, a shingle maker). Rough and Tumble grew up on the grounds of the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] in [[Kinzers]] and the reunion is still held there. ==References== * [http://www.roughandtumble.org/ Rough and Tumble Home Page] * [http://www.roughandtumble.org/rt_about_history_1.asp History of Rough and Tumble] {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] a2a65af48df6c99c2532f3c9a248c225e900c954 6554 2008-03-18T15:29:39Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:RoughAndTumble.jpg|thumb|240px|Photo of the groundbreaking for the Rough and Tumble Museum.]] '''Rough & Tumble Engineers Historical Association''', founded in 1948 by [[Arthur S. Young]], is both an event and a historical association of steam machinery enthusiasts. The association preserves moving artifacts and historical information about steam machinery used for agricultural purposes; the event, colloquially called the "Thresherman's Reunion," consists of live demonstrations of steam equipment, including tractors, engines, and steam engine powered machines (for instance, a shingle maker). Rough and Tumble grew up on the grounds of the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] in [[Kinzers]] and the reunion is still held there. ==References== * [http://www.roughandtumble.org/ Rough and Tumble Home Page] * [http://www.roughandtumble.org/rt_about_history_1.asp History of Rough and Tumble] {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] a2a65af48df6c99c2532f3c9a248c225e900c954 0 3095 6104 2008-03-18T15:42:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki '''John Brackbill''' is the third child and only son of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 66628c12d260d3b19850fd6bbd91615162f6c632 0 3439 6719 2008-03-18T15:45:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mildred Sheaffer Young''', known as Millie, was the wife of [[C. Everett Young]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Sheaffers]] [[Category:Youngs]] 9cf5c4e8480334589cdb62a7583987a1e73b0a45 0 2417 4660 2008-03-31T14:15:17Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 final draft wikitext text/x-wiki == First draft == 6 below zero.<br/> Not busy at [[Hess's Mill|mill]]<br/> [[John Hess|John]] away in P.M.<br/> [[Sara Uhler]] here after supper<br/> [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mom]], [[Arthur S. Young|Dad]] & kids came up & stayed & visited a while.<br/> Still cold & getting colder. == Final draft == Happy New Year! I hated to wake [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] this morning but he had wanted it so. I went back to work leaving the house to [[Jane Young|Jane]] & him. It was bitter cold today -- 6 below zero. We weren't busy at the mill and that was good. [[John Groff|John]] was away in the afternoon. After supper, [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] & [[Arthur S. Young|Dad]] & the kids came and stayed a little while. [[Sara Uhler]] also dropped in for a little to see our things and talk. It was cold yet in the evening and getting colder. == Commentary == '' We have seen clues before that Herman sometimes wrote journal entries well after the day in question. In this case, he actually took notes for the journal entry for the first week of January 1940 in the "Memoranda" section of the 1939 journal. The 1940 journal has fleshed out versions from these notes which are presented as the "final draft."'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1939|Dec 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1940|Jan 2, 1940]] }} cde9eb8938112b471304d4432a14eba546d655d2 4662 4660 2008-03-31T14:15:17Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 final draft wikitext text/x-wiki == First draft == 6 below zero.<br/> Not busy at [[Hess's Mill|mill]]<br/> [[John Hess|John]] away in P.M.<br/> [[Sara Uhler]] here after supper<br/> [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mom]], [[Arthur S. Young|Dad]] & kids came up & stayed & visited a while.<br/> Still cold & getting colder. == Final draft == Happy New Year! I hated to wake [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] this morning but he had wanted it so. I went back to work leaving the house to [[Jane Young|Jane]] & him. It was bitter cold today -- 6 below zero. We weren't busy at the mill and that was good. [[John Groff|John]] was away in the afternoon. After supper, [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] & [[Arthur S. Young|Dad]] & the kids came and stayed a little while. [[Sara Uhler]] also dropped in for a little to see our things and talk. It was cold yet in the evening and getting colder. == Commentary == '' We have seen clues before that Herman sometimes wrote journal entries well after the day in question. In this case, he actually took notes for the journal entry for the first week of January 1940 in the "Memoranda" section of the 1939 journal. The 1940 journal has fleshed out versions from these notes which are presented as the "final draft."'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1939|Dec 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1940|Jan 2, 1940]] }} cde9eb8938112b471304d4432a14eba546d655d2 0 2441 4724 2008-03-31T14:17:52Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 final draft wikitext text/x-wiki == First draft == Cold again.<br/> Busy at [[Hess's Mill|mill]]<br/> Mamma & kids came in evening<br/> Re. Jack & Joyce also<br/> [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] & I played chess<br/> late till we got to bed == Final draft == It was still cold this morning as could be expected. That always makes a person anxious to get out of bed, and how! We were busy at the mill -- not just trying to keep warm, but plain busy. Customers must have thought we had a holiday yesterday. After supper [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mamma B.]] and the kids came to see us and ours. [[Reba]], [[Jack]] and [[Joyce]] also came. [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] and I played chess most of the time and others sat and read. Re. & Jack had to see the place for were not here before. Late when we retired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1940|Jan 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1940|Jan 3, 1940]] }} de448d5cd9794c0723f4b3437dd1e3cadab83a7e 0 2472 4785 2008-03-31T14:20:11Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 final draft wikitext text/x-wiki ==First draft== Cold but not too cold.<br/> Nice & clear<br/> Busy again at [[Hess's Mill|mill]]<br/> sourkrout supper<br/> poorly attended board meeting at the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. == Final draft == Today is [[Janice Brackbill|Janice]]'s birthday, baby sister, she was twelve years old. It was nice and clear and not too cold. We were busy again at the mill. Supper was pretty good with sourkraut heading the menu. There was no prayer meeting at the church but the young people met with the intention of having choir practice and board meeting. There were not enough of the choir there to practice but we had a shivering board meeting over the register with [[Romaine]] slamming and [[Mary Jane]] winking. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1940|Jan 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1940|Jan 4, 1940]] }} 7534a9066aca3c1cb8f3a0ce441bc0e598a19713 0 2482 4805 2008-03-31T14:22:06Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 final draft wikitext text/x-wiki ==First draft== cold again<br/> busy at [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again<br/> Choir practice in evening<br/> Visited Granny & Auntie & down [[Brackbill Farm|home]]. ==Final draft== Today the weather man marks it down as cold again -- it seems to be staying cold real long. And again we say busy at the mill. Working and sweating and cooling off. There's nothing to be done about it. After supper we went to adult choir practice at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] but I couldn't help much for scarcley have been able to talk since last Sunday or sing any better. After practice we dropped in on Grammy & Aunty. Then we stopped in home and blessed them with our presence or maybe bored them much. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1940|Jan 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 5, 1940|Jan 5, 1940]] }} 04eb4793d2d0a3376833b47310f2a420ba241125 0 2488 4814 2008-03-31T14:23:47Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 final draft wikitext text/x-wiki ==First draft== Cold again - snow flurries.<br/> Busy again - done early.<br/> Away again - preparatory service<br/> At [[Youngs]] again - home earlier. == Final draft == Snow flurries darkened the horizon intermittently today with a low thermometer. I shall display patience and write that we were busy again at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and I was busy as the rest of us. Again after supper we went away. This time we were two among few. Many people are down with a funny kind of grippy cold and this accounts for so small a congregation at preparatory service. We went down home afterwards again but came home earlier. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1940|Jan 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 6, 1940|Jan 6, 1940]] }} 1874eb3b65cfa1455011105967b5e75758f2a3bb 0 2496 4826 2008-03-31T14:28:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Now this is a red letter day so please note details. I didn't get up this morning but rather felt my cold & grippe had better be nursed in bed than broad cast throughout my companionship. I had breakfast and dinner in bed. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for dinner. The rest of the Youngs came in the afternoon. Our very invigorating friend [[Zimmy]] came also - just recently from a sick bed. All this company was much appreciated. I went down stairs for supper but went right back to bed. [[Jane Young|Jane]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and I was sorry to miss it. The weather was warmer today, they said. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 6, 1940|Jan 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 8, 1940|Jan 8, 1940]] }} 55a011fc4350f1d8dbdc41e395edc2bec80b5a07 0 2499 4831 2008-03-31T14:31:08Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This morning I calmly braved the elements and went off to work again. I wasn't feeling quite perfectly whole but expected to take care of myself, which I did. By dinner time I was feeling even better and was doing my share of the work. [[Groffie]] seemed to be feeling worse than I and as I got better, he got sicker. After supper we went to my first County Staff meeting in Lancaster. We took [[Milly]] & [[Lizzy R.]] along in. It was hot up there but the sweating was what I needed. We had a choir executive committee meeting afterwards. Home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 7, 1940|Jan 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 9, 1940|Jan 9, 1940]] }} 758b5737f9cada1de4e0b9884b536424f7ad86f4 4833 2008-03-31T14:31:08Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This morning I calmly braved the elements and went off to work again. I wasn't feeling quite perfectly whole but expected to take care of myself, which I did. By dinner time I was feeling even better and was doing my share of the work. [[Groffie]] seemed to be feeling worse than I and as I got better, he got sicker. After supper we went to my first County Staff meeting in Lancaster. We took [[Milly]] & [[Lizzy R.]] along in. It was hot up there but the sweating was what I needed. We had a choir executive committee meeting afterwards. Home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 7, 1940|Jan 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 9, 1940|Jan 9, 1940]] }} 758b5737f9cada1de4e0b9884b536424f7ad86f4 0 2501 4836 2008-03-31T14:32:15Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't think much of the weather this morning as usual but then there was nothing we could do about it. [[Groffie]] was sick in bed with this thing that is going around. That meant that we had to squeeze ourselves a little harder for the ability that was in us to get the work done. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 8, 1940|Jan 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 10, 1940|Jan 10, 1940]] }} c2b53ac0284f67cf06da5ee86bd5a0cfd2822cab 0 2420 4669 2008-03-31T14:34:52Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This morning we were short of help by two men. [[Allen]] was not there and maybe we didn't have to stretch ourselves to make up for them. He came in, grinning, after dinner and we were glad to have him with us for the relief it gave us all. After supper we went to prayer meeting and what few of us there were came down home here for choir practice. [[Kenny]] came too and we had a jolly time. We didn't practice much but had a nice sextet. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 9, 1940|Jan 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 11, 1940|Jan 11, 1940]] }} 27f85e7592bb789c8844615030596285827aace9 4671 4669 2008-03-31T14:34:52Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This morning we were short of help by two men. [[Allen]] was not there and maybe we didn't have to stretch ourselves to make up for them. He came in, grinning, after dinner and we were glad to have him with us for the relief it gave us all. After supper we went to prayer meeting and what few of us there were came down home here for choir practice. [[Kenny]] came too and we had a jolly time. We didn't practice much but had a nice sextet. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 9, 1940|Jan 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 11, 1940|Jan 11, 1940]] }} 27f85e7592bb789c8844615030596285827aace9 0 3318 6526 2008-03-31T14:38:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 merged with other ASY page. wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Arthur S. Young Company''' sold and repaired steam equipment - engines, tractors, and farm implements. It was founded by [[Arthur S. Young]] in 1916, after he had spent several years hiring out his steam-powered threshing engine as an independent businessman. [[E. Herman Brackbill]] went to work at the Arthur S. Young Company in the employ of his father in law and alongside his wife [[Jane Young|Jane]] in 1940 after leaving [[Hess's Mill]]. The [[Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Association]] reunions were held on the grounds of the Arthur S. Young Company starting in 1948. ==References== # Bongiavonni, Marie. [http://www.roughandtumble.org/rt_about_history_1.asp "The History of Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Association, Inc., 1948 - 1988"], 1988. {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] daa8aa978b1eb113eba5185bf82daebf3c0890d2 0 3024 5986 2008-03-31T14:39:14Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I slept late this lovely morning & after breakfast, skint my finger trying to crank an old [[Arthur S. Young Company|Arthur S. Young Co.]] Ford. [[Davie Shirk]] came & took me to the garage & gave me a couple demonstrations. I got my car out of repairment again & it's as good as new - almost. I went to work at noon. I had lunch for supper and worked on into the night. I did some chopping and entertained visitors and was fairly busy on up until midnight. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 7, 1939|Sep 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 9, 1939|Sep 9, 1939]] }} 6bdc8cf5e087d0ca8661665042567f93f6f37f77 5988 2008-03-31T14:39:14Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I slept late this lovely morning & after breakfast, skint my finger trying to crank an old [[Arthur S. Young Company|Arthur S. Young Co.]] Ford. [[Davie Shirk]] came & took me to the garage & gave me a couple demonstrations. I got my car out of repairment again & it's as good as new - almost. I went to work at noon. I had lunch for supper and worked on into the night. I did some chopping and entertained visitors and was fairly busy on up until midnight. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 7, 1939|Sep 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 9, 1939|Sep 9, 1939]] }} 6bdc8cf5e087d0ca8661665042567f93f6f37f77 0 2492 4820 2008-03-31T14:41:46Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed category wikitext text/x-wiki Today seems just like a summary of the events of the week or just a cross section. It was cold and we were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We got finished at noon, however, and [[Groffie]] and I tried out the ice. It was good. When I got home I took a bath and washed my mealy head. Then I went to the store and sneaked down home. After a soupy supper I beefed around, got ready to go get [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] then fell asleep on the chair. Two hours later I went to bed feeling bum. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 5, 1940|Jan 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 7, 1940|Jan 7, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] c061a2d288bf90df912ed92f02fbc2cdaf37002d 0 3398 6652 2008-04-01T13:59:39Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 alphabetize cat wikitext text/x-wiki '''Stanley Ranck''', also known as "Twiddley," was the brother of [[Karl Ranck]]. He sang in [[County Choir]] with [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Ranck, Stanley]] 8b67dc485fa7a31397a3ca4c7b3a1c952d17214b 0 2422 4675 2008-04-02T14:58:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We went to choir practice after supper. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the Drs. and there weren't enough to have a practice at all, as bad as the other choir. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 10, 1940|Jan 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 12, 1940|Jan 12, 1940]] }} e50276d8655f4253badeb0cb0bbf8f3fc2911d85 4677 4675 2008-04-02T14:58:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We went to choir practice after supper. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the Drs. and there weren't enough to have a practice at all, as bad as the other choir. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 10, 1940|Jan 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 12, 1940|Jan 12, 1940]] }} e50276d8655f4253badeb0cb0bbf8f3fc2911d85 0 2424 4682 2008-04-02T14:58:37Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Nothing unusual happened to remember. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 11, 1940|Jan 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 13, 1940|Jan 13, 1940]] }} f65f6305f28c7282a43e3218b4becaa8b1b4fede 0 2427 4687 2008-04-02T15:02:58Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki It's just another of those nice cold winter days and so we bundle up and make the best of it. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We finished shortly after dinner. I had a trip to [[Lancaster]] taking feed to Groff's and Sears Roebuck in the little truck. Of course I did some shopping. We dined in and then went out for a change. We went to [[Lancaster]], alone, and saw "[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0031996/ Swanee River]" a swell movie of the life of [[wikipedia:Stephen Foster|Stephen Foster]]. It was educational and very entertaining. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 12, 1940|Jan 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 14, 1940|Jan 14, 1940]] }} 4d9b66af482ba21b66ab7035d9aaf5b32d6670bb 4689 4687 2008-04-02T15:02:58Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki It's just another of those nice cold winter days and so we bundle up and make the best of it. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We finished shortly after dinner. I had a trip to [[Lancaster]] taking feed to Groff's and Sears Roebuck in the little truck. Of course I did some shopping. We dined in and then went out for a change. We went to [[Lancaster]], alone, and saw "[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0031996/ Swanee River]" a swell movie of the life of [[wikipedia:Stephen Foster|Stephen Foster]]. It was educational and very entertaining. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 12, 1940|Jan 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 14, 1940|Jan 14, 1940]] }} 4d9b66af482ba21b66ab7035d9aaf5b32d6670bb 0 2429 4693 2008-04-02T15:05:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't stay abed this Sunday and was thankful to be able to get back to Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. I led the singing in Sunday School, also the reading of the lesson. We went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for dinner also [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]. Needless to say it was quite enjoyed. In the afternoon we played such recreational games [[Up Jenkins]]. We hurried around and went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] after supper. Eunice led & we had a nice meeting. We had pictures in church and quite a nice little choir discussion afterward. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 13, 1940|Jan 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 15, 1940|Jan 15, 1940]] }} 8126a71a4d4b6a0e0c318479a9aacbf6cb2500af 0 2431 4698 2008-04-02T15:06:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It was old times getting back to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. Yesterdays heavy rains melted all the snow and made the creek high. Of course, it was quite a little bit warmer. [[Groffie]] was back on the job and we were all kept fairly busy. Even [[Dick]] was with us but we all worked. After supper we went into [[Lancaster]] to [[County Chorus]] practice. No one was there except Paradise and [[Lloyd]]s bunch & [[Betty Kyle]]. We just sang hymns & didn't rehearse very much. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 14, 1940|Jan 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 16, 1940|Jan 16, 1940]] }} 7ba471fa6723aeb6e85557c34e2eba754ba8674a 0 2433 4702 2008-04-02T15:10:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link gets TWO brackets! wikitext text/x-wiki We stayed in bed a little extra while on this special day. After a leisurely breakfast we went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & picked [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]] up & headed for [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]'s & so off to [[Harrisburg]] Farm Show. We got there about eleven and rooted till we found the [[Arthur S. Young Company|Arthur S. Young Co.]] exhibit. Then we rooted around and found a place where we could have dinner. We then saw everything. About a hundred thousand people were there and half again that many in the evening packing the arena to here [[wikipedia:Arthur James (politician)|Gov. James]] & see the wonderful Police rodeo. We didn't get home till one o'clock (next morning). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 15, 1940|Jan 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 17, 1940|Jan 17, 1940]] }} e0e210fdc93127dfc999f0caf1e7aa7381d1aa6a 4704 2008-04-02T15:10:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link gets TWO brackets! wikitext text/x-wiki We stayed in bed a little extra while on this special day. After a leisurely breakfast we went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & picked [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]] up & headed for [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]'s & so off to [[Harrisburg]] Farm Show. We got there about eleven and rooted till we found the [[Arthur S. Young Company|Arthur S. Young Co.]] exhibit. Then we rooted around and found a place where we could have dinner. We then saw everything. About a hundred thousand people were there and half again that many in the evening packing the arena to here [[wikipedia:Arthur James (politician)|Gov. James]] & see the wonderful Police rodeo. We didn't get home till one o'clock (next morning). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 15, 1940|Jan 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 17, 1940|Jan 17, 1940]] }} e0e210fdc93127dfc999f0caf1e7aa7381d1aa6a 0 2435 4708 2008-04-02T15:12:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got up this morning both tired and sleepy - a little later than we should have, so that [[Groffie]] was here before I had my breakfast. Things were pretty much in order back at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. We were nicely busy & finished on time. It snowed practically all day but not furiously. It was chilly and cold. Tonight the moon is shining. After supper we went to prayer meeting. Even the "faithful few" were scarce. We didn't have choir practice but came home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 16, 1940|Jan 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 18, 1940|Jan 18, 1940]] }} 538d69f15bfada162734512b82217e50ff3edd60 4710 2008-04-02T15:12:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got up this morning both tired and sleepy - a little later than we should have, so that [[Groffie]] was here before I had my breakfast. Things were pretty much in order back at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. We were nicely busy & finished on time. It snowed practically all day but not furiously. It was chilly and cold. Tonight the moon is shining. After supper we went to prayer meeting. Even the "faithful few" were scarce. We didn't have choir practice but came home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 16, 1940|Jan 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 18, 1940|Jan 18, 1940]] }} 538d69f15bfada162734512b82217e50ff3edd60 0 2437 4714 2008-04-02T15:14:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I and she were kinda sleepy again this morning. I had been up about two oclock to attend to a little matter and wasn't ready to get up so soon as six oclock. It was nearly down to zero for a change again. It looked like snow all day but did very little of it. We weren't too busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[Dick]] was helping us. [[Groffie]] went away in the afternoon to get ready to go to the Farm Show. At supper time we had a brush man. Before supper I got my hair cut. After supper I caught up my diary & [[Jane Young|Jane]] sat & did fancy work. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 17, 1940|Jan 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 19, 1940|Jan 19, 1940]] }} 7dacd93b0bc2a54c57316ffd2c275f8ce2237a98 0 2439 4719 2008-04-02T15:16:23Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We were astonished to see it snowing and blowing this morning. It looked awefully beautiful - the fine white snow swirling like vapor everywhere. This soon cleared and gave way to a bright sun and a lowering temperature. We went to work. [[John Hess|John]] went to the farm show and gave us an opportunity to visit the fire every hour or so and even to play checkers at noon. After supper we braved the zero weather and took a trip to [[New Holland]] where we had a happy, squirrelly [[East Branch]] board meeting. We got home cold and hungry about 10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 18, 1940|Jan 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 20, 1940|Jan 20, 1940]] }} 74d6640c2cba4aa74f9c1b1de33f38351c71a95f 4721 2008-04-02T15:16:23Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We were astonished to see it snowing and blowing this morning. It looked awefully beautiful - the fine white snow swirling like vapor everywhere. This soon cleared and gave way to a bright sun and a lowering temperature. We went to work. [[John Hess|John]] went to the farm show and gave us an opportunity to visit the fire every hour or so and even to play checkers at noon. After supper we braved the zero weather and took a trip to [[New Holland]] where we had a happy, squirrelly [[East Branch]] board meeting. We got home cold and hungry about 10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 18, 1940|Jan 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 20, 1940|Jan 20, 1940]] }} 74d6640c2cba4aa74f9c1b1de33f38351c71a95f 0 2443 4728 2008-04-02T15:19:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't get up very early but [[Groffie]] was late and we weren't caught. It was pretty cold again and [[John Hess|John]] didn't get to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] till late and so the boys had a good chance to warm their hands between times. The mill went on the blink just as I started up but we got it fixed. After dinner I fooled around home here. I killed two of my prize chickens. In the evening we went to visit [[Mary Dague|Aunt Mary]] & [[Ralph Young|Uncle Ralph]]. We played [[Chinese Checkers]] & to top it off we had another of those good midnight lunches. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 19, 1940|Jan 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 21, 1940|Jan 21, 1940]] }} 57a754653624da03d6f188eb0c1fbb3659a1d10d 4730 2008-04-02T15:19:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't get up very early but [[Groffie]] was late and we weren't caught. It was pretty cold again and [[John Hess|John]] didn't get to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] till late and so the boys had a good chance to warm their hands between times. The mill went on the blink just as I started up but we got it fixed. After dinner I fooled around home here. I killed two of my prize chickens. In the evening we went to visit [[Mary Dague|Aunt Mary]] & [[Ralph Young|Uncle Ralph]]. We played [[Chinese Checkers]] & to top it off we had another of those good midnight lunches. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 19, 1940|Jan 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 21, 1940|Jan 21, 1940]] }} 57a754653624da03d6f188eb0c1fbb3659a1d10d 0 2445 4734 2008-04-03T19:43:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We thought it was too cold to get up this morning but it wasn't. [[Jane Young|Jane]] put the chicken in the oven before we went to Sunday School. [[Mr. Kaufman]]'s sermon was very fine. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came along home for dinner. We ate our first meal on the new dining room suit and had walfels made on the new iron. In the afternoon we went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & skated a little. It was cold and rough. [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]] is down with a bad cough. We visited the [[U.B. Society]] for [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & afterwards went to [[Gap]] to hear the choir of the 1st Church of [[Lancaster]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 20, 1940|Jan 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 22, 1940|Jan 22, 1940]] }} b87e9078a572bb540d7e7a3672fe4fd304c9c92c 4736 2008-04-03T19:43:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We thought it was too cold to get up this morning but it wasn't. [[Jane Young|Jane]] put the chicken in the oven before we went to Sunday School. [[Mr. Kaufman]]'s sermon was very fine. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came along home for dinner. We ate our first meal on the new dining room suit and had walfels made on the new iron. In the afternoon we went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & skated a little. It was cold and rough. [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]] is down with a bad cough. We visited the [[U.B. Society]] for [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & afterwards went to [[Gap]] to hear the choir of the 1st Church of [[Lancaster]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 20, 1940|Jan 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 22, 1940|Jan 22, 1940]] }} b87e9078a572bb540d7e7a3672fe4fd304c9c92c 0 2448 4741 2008-04-03T19:46:09Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We both got awake a little while before it was time to get up and we messed around a little. I got up then and [[Jane Young|Jane]] had to rest a little. We were all tardy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but weren't very busy. I couldn't find enough work to do in the office so had to put on my coats and shiver with the rest. We had remnants of the chicken and wafels for supper. After that we went to a [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] social and only a few - 14, were there. We had swell fun though, and every one was happy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 21, 1940|Jan 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 23, 1940|Jan 23, 1940]] }} 356322887b084fd8acd72c26ef07951b537943dd 0 2452 4747 2008-04-03T19:48:24Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got awake early again for no reason at all but didn't get up early. It was not the coldest morning but was the chilliest. I got real cold packing flour. We were all set to go places down stairs when I had to shut the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] down for repairs. It was finished and running by four oclock. We got home early - before dark even. After supper we "loaded" [[Zimmy]] & [[Ethel]] and went to [[Middle Octoraro]] to a Young People's Forum. It was very educational as well as enjoyable. More should have been there. It was late when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 22, 1940|Jan 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 24, 1940|Jan 24, 1940]] }} dff031de6d6ab107fada7d0a58edfe36f3569b22 0 2456 4753 2008-04-03T19:51:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Again we couldn't push ourselves around to getting up as early as we should have. It's just a poor habit and I shall quit it. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today, everyone wanted feed and we were trying to get ahead on some of tomorrow's orders for [[John Hess|John]] is going to [[Washington]]. We had good old sour kraut for supper. It was good. After supper we went to prayer meeting. [[Mr. Kaufman]] makes it interesting and very instructive. After that we had Y.P. choir practice. I was sorry Brown went skating. [[Lois]] had to study & Singers, [[Harry Troup]] & Robinsons & Stan didn't show up. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 23, 1940|Jan 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 25, 1940|Jan 25, 1940]] }} ef305fad17cda0f97261280018660fd947620ec2 0 2460 4759 2008-04-03T19:53:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki We got around to getting up etc. in pretty good time. [[Groffie]] was to take me but was quite late. [[John Hess]], [[Morris Schnupp|Morrie]] & wives and [[Clair]] started for [[Washington]], leaving the work for us boys to do. We were kept quite busy but enjoyed it all the while. It was pretty cold again and clear - real winter weather. After supper we went to choir practice again. I got my car out of the garage. Then we went down where [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was in bed with a slight temperature. We came home ready for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 24, 1940|Jan 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 26, 1940|Jan 26, 1940]] }} 46e5c4bc912253c381235e021083dd7d5df9e30d 4760 2008-04-03T19:53:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki We got around to getting up etc. in pretty good time. [[Groffie]] was to take me but was quite late. [[John Hess]], [[Morris Schnupp|Morrie]] & wives and [[Clair]] started for [[Washington]], leaving the work for us boys to do. We were kept quite busy but enjoyed it all the while. It was pretty cold again and clear - real winter weather. After supper we went to choir practice again. I got my car out of the garage. Then we went down where [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was in bed with a slight temperature. We came home ready for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 24, 1940|Jan 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 26, 1940|Jan 26, 1940]] }} 46e5c4bc912253c381235e021083dd7d5df9e30d 0 2462 4764 2008-04-03T19:55:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki All in all, we spent a fairly nice day in every way. We got up and didn't have to hurry. It was cold but we didn't suffer any from it. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we had a very good bit to do but the boys cooperated well and we got it done up even though [[John Hess|John]] wasn't there. After supper [[Auntie]] came. We looked at pictures. Many good old times were vividly brought to mind and almost lived again. I took her home & stopped in to see my sick girl ([[Nancy Young|Nancy]]). It might snow. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 25, 1940|Jan 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 27, 1940|Jan 27, 1940]] }} b38c03a06d6a1b8f6c6200f8365dce6b8362e4de 0 2464 4768 2008-04-03T19:57:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The winter weather seems to be holding out exceptionally long this time. We nearly froze at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] this morning. [[Allen]] wasn't there because of a reception for his daughter at home. [[John Hess|John]] was back again and we put in a busy morning. In the afternoon we didn't do much of any thing. [[Jane Young|Jane]] finished cleaning. After supper we took [[Romaine]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] along to [[Christiana]] to an [[East Branch]] Christian Youth week rally. After that we went up to [[Emma]]'s and had icecream & cake. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 26, 1940|Jan 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 28, 1940|Jan 28, 1940]] }} b69eacc4c978bdcf64cb5026634a2b10f745eee8 0 2466 4773 2008-04-03T19:59:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] likes to lay in bed even past the regular getting up time. I want to lie only so long, then I get up. We had to hurry again but are living in a hurry, it seems. We had a lovely big dinner all to ourselves afterwards. I sat down to read and Marg & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] came. We visited the automaton factory. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came & we all went to [[Soudersburg]] to see the new home. We had supper here. Then Buchers went home & we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. There was a good attendance. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 27, 1940|Jan 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 29, 1940|Jan 29, 1940]] }} 297fde327b57b697bf27348d86d94ac2b69d8ba2 4775 2008-04-03T19:59:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] likes to lay in bed even past the regular getting up time. I want to lie only so long, then I get up. We had to hurry again but are living in a hurry, it seems. We had a lovely big dinner all to ourselves afterwards. I sat down to read and Marg & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] came. We visited the automaton factory. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came & we all went to [[Soudersburg]] to see the new home. We had supper here. Then Buchers went home & we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. There was a good attendance. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 27, 1940|Jan 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 29, 1940|Jan 29, 1940]] }} 297fde327b57b697bf27348d86d94ac2b69d8ba2 0 2468 4779 2008-04-03T20:01:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We had set the alarm so that we could get up real early and start the washing but when it rang this morning we were not at all equal to it. So we lay "a'bed." It seemed warmer in the morning and got warmer during the day. I was busy all day in the office with some four times a year work. After supper we got ready & went away - [[Jane Young|Jane]] to help [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] and to stay all night, and I to [[County Chorus]] practice where we had a nice time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 28, 1940|Jan 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 30, 1940|Jan 30, 1940]] }} 83f39eb756b619527fe4fa9ff0f64473fc2f10bf 0 2476 4793 2008-04-03T20:03:18Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It was a little bit different to get up this morning all alone and cook my own breakfast and pack my lunch but I made it. It was warmer but quite damp all day. The sun melted a little snow after dinner. We were quite busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and didn't get done till 5:30. [[Jane Young|Jane]] helped [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] move into their new home & came home tired too. After supper we took our load to [[Middle Octoraro]] to Young Peoples Forum. We got home late again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 29, 1940|Jan 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 31, 1940|Jan 31, 1940]] }} 198633a56c65036a7829e94e294baa55f564e3ff 4795 2008-04-03T20:03:18Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It was a little bit different to get up this morning all alone and cook my own breakfast and pack my lunch but I made it. It was warmer but quite damp all day. The sun melted a little snow after dinner. We were quite busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and didn't get done till 5:30. [[Jane Young|Jane]] helped [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] move into their new home & came home tired too. After supper we took our load to [[Middle Octoraro]] to Young Peoples Forum. We got home late again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 29, 1940|Jan 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 31, 1940|Jan 31, 1940]] }} 198633a56c65036a7829e94e294baa55f564e3ff 0 2478 4799 2008-04-03T20:06:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 categories wikitext text/x-wiki I beat my wife up this morning - that is, I arose prior to her awakening and disention. It was a swell day again and really got quite warm. The night was cool again and clear as crystal. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] I moved wheat from bin to bin and got my lungs & head full of smutt and dust. We worked our heads off in the afternoon and got dog tired. After supper we went to Prayer meeting & didn't have choir practice. Then the B-Boys & we went to see [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] in their new home. Filed [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] reports afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 30, 1940|Jan 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 1, 1940|Feb 1, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 0cca6fb57efcc7395a04701eeb55be1268089479 0 2403 4619 2008-04-08T14:06:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] deserved a rest this morning and so I got up and had most of the breakfast ready till she came down. It was clear and windy today and slightly warmer making a nice day. We had a nice going at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We took it easy but got done till dinner. In the afternoon Jane took [[Luetta M. Scheaffer|Mamma]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to town. I talked with [[Arthur S. Young|"Pop"]] and killed two hens for tomorrow. After supper Mamma & Nancy came up here and we got ready for tomorrow as well as enjoyed a little che__ and jelly aigs. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 2, 1940|Feb 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 4, 1940|Feb 4, 1940]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 4f9c96f983658aab1109285b1c83a3a6a812abee 4621 4619 2008-04-08T14:06:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] deserved a rest this morning and so I got up and had most of the breakfast ready till she came down. It was clear and windy today and slightly warmer making a nice day. We had a nice going at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We took it easy but got done till dinner. In the afternoon Jane took [[Luetta M. Scheaffer|Mamma]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to town. I talked with [[Arthur S. Young|"Pop"]] and killed two hens for tomorrow. After supper Mamma & Nancy came up here and we got ready for tomorrow as well as enjoyed a little che__ and jelly aigs. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 2, 1940|Feb 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 4, 1940|Feb 4, 1940]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 4f9c96f983658aab1109285b1c83a3a6a812abee 0 2405 4625 2008-04-08T14:11:17Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Happy birthday to me! On this my twenty third happy birthday Jane and I got up earlier than usually on Sunday and made more preparations for the birthday dinner. After Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] we came home and the chicken had run out of our stove. Youngs & [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]], [[Janice Brackbill|Jan]], [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] & [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill|Jake]] were here for dinner & we had chicken & waffles. After a very scant supper we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & church. Church was well attended but the choir didn't sing. [[Red]] and [[Arvella]] came down afterwards and we had fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 3, 1940|Feb 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 5, 1940|Feb 5, 1940]] }} 43741daf0c53c2cc23ba52afbd9dd880180c78d9 4627 4625 2008-04-08T14:11:17Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Happy birthday to me! On this my twenty third happy birthday Jane and I got up earlier than usually on Sunday and made more preparations for the birthday dinner. After Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] we came home and the chicken had run out of our stove. Youngs & [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]], [[Janice Brackbill|Jan]], [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] & [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill|Jake]] were here for dinner & we had chicken & waffles. After a very scant supper we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & church. Church was well attended but the choir didn't sing. [[Red]] and [[Arvella]] came down afterwards and we had fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 3, 1940|Feb 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 5, 1940|Feb 5, 1940]] }} 43741daf0c53c2cc23ba52afbd9dd880180c78d9 0 2407 4631 2008-04-08T14:14:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This seemed like a regular good old-fashioned blue Monday morning. We got up sleepy and not at all peppy. It was cloudy in the morning but cleared up and made a lovely day. I had a "humdinger" of a day at work. I cleaned a moldy wheat bin and got filled up with dust. After supper we went to see "[[wikipedia:Gone with the Wind (film)|Gone with the Wind]]" -- a truely remarkable picture. It was four hours long but just full of beautiful scenery, history, information & enjoyment. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 4, 1940|Feb 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 6, 1940|Feb 6, 1940]] }} be7cc1b8bfcad5851b3541ca62eda337eac68cb1 4633 4631 2008-04-08T14:14:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This seemed like a regular good old-fashioned blue Monday morning. We got up sleepy and not at all peppy. It was cloudy in the morning but cleared up and made a lovely day. I had a "humdinger" of a day at work. I cleaned a moldy wheat bin and got filled up with dust. After supper we went to see "[[wikipedia:Gone with the Wind (film)|Gone with the Wind]]" -- a truely remarkable picture. It was four hours long but just full of beautiful scenery, history, information & enjoyment. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 4, 1940|Feb 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 6, 1940|Feb 6, 1940]] }} be7cc1b8bfcad5851b3541ca62eda337eac68cb1 0 2409 4637 2008-04-08T14:16:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 typo wikitext text/x-wiki We were "peepy" again this morning but got around to our duties at the last minute again. It was a cloudy, drizzly day but we weren't so busy. That stretched the hours to about twice their normal length. The quitting hour finally came. After a pretty swell supper we quickly prepared ourselves for departure -- as usual. We went to another Youth forum at [[Middle Octoraro]] and enjoyed quite a discussion. It was foggy coming home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 5, 1940|Feb 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 7, 1940|Feb 7, 1940]] }} 201244856dc83195098b6bbff431cb6f03b89212 4639 4637 2008-04-08T14:16:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 typo wikitext text/x-wiki We were "peepy" again this morning but got around to our duties at the last minute again. It was a cloudy, drizzly day but we weren't so busy. That stretched the hours to about twice their normal length. The quitting hour finally came. After a pretty swell supper we quickly prepared ourselves for departure -- as usual. We went to another Youth forum at [[Middle Octoraro]] and enjoyed quite a discussion. It was foggy coming home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 5, 1940|Feb 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 7, 1940|Feb 7, 1940]] }} 201244856dc83195098b6bbff431cb6f03b89212 0 2411 4643 2008-04-08T14:18:31Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Nothing was unusual this morning except that, in dressing, I purposely omitted my heavy undershirt -- (one of the first signs of spring.) We weren't at all busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and I had time to shoot two rats among other things. It was cloudy all day and got cooler with a little wind at night. After supper I went down [[Brackbill Farm|home]] and made a couple phone calls. We had choir practice at [[Esther]]'s and had quite a nice turn-out. We had a pretty good rehearsal. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 6, 1940|Feb 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 8, 1940|Feb 8, 1940]] }} 1c97b7e72c06ac4ccc9b144f49f8a509adde022a 4645 4643 2008-04-08T14:18:31Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Nothing was unusual this morning except that, in dressing, I purposely omitted my heavy undershirt -- (one of the first signs of spring.) We weren't at all busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and I had time to shoot two rats among other things. It was cloudy all day and got cooler with a little wind at night. After supper I went down [[Brackbill Farm|home]] and made a couple phone calls. We had choir practice at [[Esther]]'s and had quite a nice turn-out. We had a pretty good rehearsal. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 6, 1940|Feb 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 8, 1940|Feb 8, 1940]] }} 1c97b7e72c06ac4ccc9b144f49f8a509adde022a 0 2413 4649 2008-04-08T14:20:36Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki When the alarm clock rang this morning, I got up and shut it off, turned on the light and snuggled back in bed again. The next thing I knew it was seven oclock. Of course, I was late for work. It seems that the most important thing I did was shoot three big rats. We weren't extra busy so we didn't work extra hard. After supper we went to choir practice. We had a nice long rehearsal and everybody seemed to be in a good mood. After we got home [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to bed but I sat and read a story. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 7, 1940|Feb 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 9, 1940|Feb 9, 1940]] }} f138a5f7c8cbb480a1f575b4c23afd248b8b9552 4650 4649 2008-04-08T14:20:36Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki When the alarm clock rang this morning, I got up and shut it off, turned on the light and snuggled back in bed again. The next thing I knew it was seven oclock. Of course, I was late for work. It seems that the most important thing I did was shoot three big rats. We weren't extra busy so we didn't work extra hard. After supper we went to choir practice. We had a nice long rehearsal and everybody seemed to be in a good mood. After we got home [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to bed but I sat and read a story. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 7, 1940|Feb 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 9, 1940|Feb 9, 1940]] }} f138a5f7c8cbb480a1f575b4c23afd248b8b9552 0 2415 4654 2008-04-08T14:23:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki There was no need for us to get up at the usual time this morning and so we didn't. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the doctor and I went to the barbers (after doing the dishes). I filled in the morning working on my "sermon" then made dinner. After dinner we went back to work. It was a fairly nice day but cloudy. I worked till quitting time then had supper from my lunchbox. I worked on until about eleven thirty, then home. Today I broke the news to [[John Hess|John]] that I was leaving him for my [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy-in-law]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 8, 1940|Feb 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 10, 1940|Feb 10, 1940]] }} efb31f01c8b1264a799afde5498ad3fef1491b97 4656 4654 2008-04-08T14:23:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki There was no need for us to get up at the usual time this morning and so we didn't. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the doctor and I went to the barbers (after doing the dishes). I filled in the morning working on my "sermon" then made dinner. After dinner we went back to work. It was a fairly nice day but cloudy. I worked till quitting time then had supper from my lunchbox. I worked on until about eleven thirty, then home. Today I broke the news to [[John Hess|John]] that I was leaving him for my [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy-in-law]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 8, 1940|Feb 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 10, 1940|Feb 10, 1940]] }} efb31f01c8b1264a799afde5498ad3fef1491b97 0 2382 4574 2008-04-14T13:41:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The day was started of in the usual manner today again. The [[Hess's Mill|mill]] wasn't fit to be run until the Mill Wright worked a while. I made a trip to [[Youngs]]. After dinner I took [[Mrs. Hess]] to [[Lancaster]]. When I came back the mill was ready to run again. We had a quick supper and then were on our way to the Dr's & choir practice when a cop stopped us for no lights. We went down home afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 21, 1940|Feb 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 23, 1940|Feb 23, 1940]] }} 9582a08e1f294c43851072552dfe39ed98c882b1 4576 4574 2008-04-14T13:41:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The day was started of in the usual manner today again. The [[Hess's Mill|mill]] wasn't fit to be run until the Mill Wright worked a while. I made a trip to [[Youngs]]. After dinner I took [[Mrs. Hess]] to [[Lancaster]]. When I came back the mill was ready to run again. We had a quick supper and then were on our way to the Dr's & choir practice when a cop stopped us for no lights. We went down home afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 21, 1940|Feb 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 23, 1940|Feb 23, 1940]] }} 9582a08e1f294c43851072552dfe39ed98c882b1 0 2385 4580 2008-04-14T13:42:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Early this morning we got awake, but then when it was time to get up we slept on for a half hour. It was cold and a little cloudy but after it snoweded a little it cleared up. We were busy at work and really got something done. We were all "aboard" working. After supper I washed the dishes. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & Mary came. [[Jane Young|Jane]] washed her head & curled her hair. Nancy & I played chess. I took the ladies home, went to the store, and came back again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1940|Feb 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 24, 1940|Feb 24, 1940]] }} 36fb6f440d70f902a74a5aacfc4c1bc5bd35e182 4583 4580 2008-04-14T13:42:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Early this morning we got awake, but then when it was time to get up we slept on for a half hour. It was cold and a little cloudy but after it snoweded a little it cleared up. We were busy at work and really got something done. We were all "aboard" working. After supper I washed the dishes. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & Mary came. [[Jane Young|Jane]] washed her head & curled her hair. Nancy & I played chess. I took the ladies home, went to the store, and came back again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1940|Feb 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 24, 1940|Feb 24, 1940]] }} 36fb6f440d70f902a74a5aacfc4c1bc5bd35e182 0 2388 4587 2008-04-14T13:44:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We were just a trifle earlier this morning and it was a good thing we were because there was plenty to do at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We worked plenty hard till dinner, then [[Morris]] quit and [[Groffie]] took his truck to town, leaving the finishing to [[Allen]] & me. We did it. It was a nice day, warm but the sun didn't shine brightly. After work I came home & we washed up & went over home to make [[icecream]] & have supper. We spent a nice evening talking and listening to the radio. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 23, 1940|Feb 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 25, 1940|Feb 25, 1940]] }} 036e396108f6c428a08a37340af24d977b6fcf8c 4589 4587 2008-04-14T13:44:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We were just a trifle earlier this morning and it was a good thing we were because there was plenty to do at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We worked plenty hard till dinner, then [[Morris]] quit and [[Groffie]] took his truck to town, leaving the finishing to [[Allen]] & me. We did it. It was a nice day, warm but the sun didn't shine brightly. After work I came home & we washed up & went over home to make [[icecream]] & have supper. We spent a nice evening talking and listening to the radio. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 23, 1940|Feb 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 25, 1940|Feb 25, 1940]] }} 036e396108f6c428a08a37340af24d977b6fcf8c 0 2390 4593 2008-04-14T13:46:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Happy Birthday to [[Jane Young|Jane]]. She is twenty-one today. I got up about seven again and loitered around getting a little breakfast. Jane slept till eight. Then we went to Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We had a birthday dinner down home, really a feast. In the afternoon we went over to [[Scheaffers]]. There we listened to the radio, etc, and had supper -- big again. Then we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and Church. Both were fine. [[Ellis]] and [[Elsie]] were there afterwards. We all went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]'s & played [[pinochle]] & listened to the radio. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 24, 1940|Feb 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 26, 1940|Feb 26, 1940]] }} 445fa08d06c36df9ff6d6fe2636fca503b2b976d 0 2392 4599 2008-04-14T13:48:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I guess my wife is just getting lazy because this morning I made breakfast & packed nearly all my lunch. Possibly she is "breaking me in." We had a full crew at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and plenty to do. [[Clyde Feister]], the new substitute elect, was there along with all the rest. After supper, I took the gang to [[County Chorus]] practice. We had a mighty fine rehearsal and a good business meeting. It was late till we got home and so we prepared for bed immediately. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 25, 1940|Feb 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 27, 1940|Feb 27, 1940]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] [[Category:Surprising expressions]] b2a5eed54bc1ce221b160477cf79241ea4eb9755 0 2396 4605 2008-04-14T13:50:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got up just in time to hurry around & eat & get down to [[Groffie]]s till he was ready to start. It was cloudy this morning and soon started to snow, continuing until night. [[Clyde Feister|Clyde]] was there again, helping us and still we were busy. We finished up on time. After supper [[Romaine]] came and we sent her back after her radio. We sat and listened to it till ten oclock. [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed much of the time and talked right along. Now it's to bed, much in need of sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 26, 1940|Feb 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 28, 1940|Feb 28, 1940]] }} 16fcb96e4b7a16efe2bf417acd72cc6cae67a7c9 0 2400 4610 2008-04-14T13:52:31Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We both got up late together this morning. It had stopped snowing but still, looked very cloudy, however, no more snow fell all day. We put in quite an ordinary day at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[John Hess|John]] bought another LaSalle a 1938 brown - very swell. After a pretty good supper we cleaned up and went to prayer meeting at [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]'s. We didn't have choir practice but I got beat 3 or 4 checker games. The rest played touring. It was late when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 27, 1940|Feb 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 29, 1940|Feb 29, 1940]] }} 994b7e5aa3b55beccfe1ed0fa7a4ebf551356c25 4612 4610 2008-04-14T13:52:31Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We both got up late together this morning. It had stopped snowing but still, looked very cloudy, however, no more snow fell all day. We put in quite an ordinary day at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[John Hess|John]] bought another LaSalle a 1938 brown - very swell. After a pretty good supper we cleaned up and went to prayer meeting at [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]'s. We didn't have choir practice but I got beat 3 or 4 checker games. The rest played touring. It was late when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 27, 1940|Feb 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 29, 1940|Feb 29, 1940]] }} 994b7e5aa3b55beccfe1ed0fa7a4ebf551356c25 0 2401 4613 2008-04-14T13:54:11Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It seems to me that today should be a holiday to a certain extent for it only comes once in four years. We worked just the same as always only we weren't quite as busy. I took a good many shots at rats under the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but only got one. It was a swell day. The sun shone bright and warm and dried things up. After a big supper, we went to Sr. Choir practice. We weren't all there. After practice we went down home and visited for a little while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 28, 1940|Feb 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 1, 1940|Mar 1, 1940]] }} e38b103fd981134ab94c03bbb6938fb57048cebf 4615 4613 2008-04-14T13:54:11Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It seems to me that today should be a holiday to a certain extent for it only comes once in four years. We worked just the same as always only we weren't quite as busy. I took a good many shots at rats under the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but only got one. It was a swell day. The sun shone bright and warm and dried things up. After a big supper, we went to Sr. Choir practice. We weren't all there. After practice we went down home and visited for a little while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 28, 1940|Feb 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 1, 1940|Mar 1, 1940]] }} e38b103fd981134ab94c03bbb6938fb57048cebf 0 3283 6472 2008-04-14T13:57:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Clyde Feister''' worked at [[Hess's Mill]], taking [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]]'s place when he left the mill to work at the [[Arthur S. Young Company]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Hess's Mill employees|Feister]] 5eca4ee4a8024c8fefabbc86f951aa5de6e67228 0 3172 6246 2008-04-14T13:59:56Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pinochle''' is a card game that was often played by the Brackbills. For more information see [[wikipedia:Pinochle|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Culture]] 5e13403c91dd748c694b5aa2e64c19c7b4e91d34 0 2649 5182 2008-04-15T13:45:36Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki March doesn't come in like a lion. It was cloudy and dreary but it didn't rain or snow as expected. We went to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again but didn't do much -- that is, along the regular lines. We weren't busy in the feed department and so had to find work in other departments such as clean up, grease, marksmanship, etc. After supper we had a social committee meeting of the [[East Branch]]. The four girls and myself had a nice busy evening. After they left we retired for it was bedtime. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 29, 1940|Feb 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 2, 1940|Mar 2, 1940]] }} ec7cc2dadb6a5c9cfc122a238a9fd84960d27537 5184 2008-04-15T13:45:36Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki March doesn't come in like a lion. It was cloudy and dreary but it didn't rain or snow as expected. We went to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again but didn't do much -- that is, along the regular lines. We weren't busy in the feed department and so had to find work in other departments such as clean up, grease, marksmanship, etc. After supper we had a social committee meeting of the [[East Branch]]. The four girls and myself had a nice busy evening. After they left we retired for it was bedtime. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 29, 1940|Feb 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 2, 1940|Mar 2, 1940]] }} ec7cc2dadb6a5c9cfc122a238a9fd84960d27537 0 2710 5317 2008-04-15T13:52:09Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki When I got awake it was still raining (whatever kind that is). It added up to a blue Monday. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we had very few feed orders. [[Clyde Feister]] was there being broken in again. [[Groffie]] & I cleaned up blow, shot rats, and did some general repair work. [[Jane Young|Jane]] didn't wash. The rain ceased or slowed down in the A.M. After a fine supper, the bunch grouped up and went to [[Lancaster]] to [[County Chorus]] practice. After we came home I caught up a little book work & letter writing & bill paying. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 3, 1940|Mar 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 5, 1940|Mar 5, 1940]] }} 6a8611ac1506b41a99950f88164ccc39aee0167a 5319 2008-04-15T13:52:09Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki When I got awake it was still raining (whatever kind that is). It added up to a blue Monday. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we had very few feed orders. [[Clyde Feister]] was there being broken in again. [[Groffie]] & I cleaned up blow, shot rats, and did some general repair work. [[Jane Young|Jane]] didn't wash. The rain ceased or slowed down in the A.M. After a fine supper, the bunch grouped up and went to [[Lancaster]] to [[County Chorus]] practice. After we came home I caught up a little book work & letter writing & bill paying. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 3, 1940|Mar 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 5, 1940|Mar 5, 1940]] }} 6a8611ac1506b41a99950f88164ccc39aee0167a 0 2712 5323 2008-04-15T13:53:47Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't get awake any too soon and then we didn't get up right away. The result was that we were late again. [[Groffie]] complained behind my back a little too. We weren't very busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We just jumped from one job to the other cleaning up and so forth. We ate a good supper in a hurry, then I made a round trip to [[Paradise]]. We had a board meeting here which was very successful. Business was transacted well & we had fun. The day was soft and cloudy with a little hope of it clearing off. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 4, 1940|Mar 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 6, 1940|Mar 6, 1940]] }} b360c42a4f2b801c83dc86bfd85bc952f1ce3030 5325 2008-04-15T13:53:47Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't get awake any too soon and then we didn't get up right away. The result was that we were late again. [[Groffie]] complained behind my back a little too. We weren't very busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We just jumped from one job to the other cleaning up and so forth. We ate a good supper in a hurry, then I made a round trip to [[Paradise]]. We had a board meeting here which was very successful. Business was transacted well & we had fun. The day was soft and cloudy with a little hope of it clearing off. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 4, 1940|Mar 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 6, 1940|Mar 6, 1940]] }} b360c42a4f2b801c83dc86bfd85bc952f1ce3030 0 2716 5335 2008-04-15T13:57:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This morning we got up @ six again and hurried around but had time to eat a nice breakfast. There was plenty going on at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today again. Things are pretty well cleaned up by now. The weather was just about the same as yesterday, a little colder and a little cloudier. We hurried after super. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the Doctor's. I visited the preacher a little, then went to Choir practice. We went down home afterwards and talked and such. Then back home to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 6, 1940|Mar 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 8, 1940|Mar 8, 1940]] }} cffd60c63e0441dee21021cd996828ee61f63d9e 5337 2008-04-15T13:57:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This morning we got up @ six again and hurried around but had time to eat a nice breakfast. There was plenty going on at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today again. Things are pretty well cleaned up by now. The weather was just about the same as yesterday, a little colder and a little cloudier. We hurried after super. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the Doctor's. I visited the preacher a little, then went to Choir practice. We went down home afterwards and talked and such. Then back home to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 6, 1940|Mar 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 8, 1940|Mar 8, 1940]] }} cffd60c63e0441dee21021cd996828ee61f63d9e 0 2718 5341 2008-04-15T13:59:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I got started off on the right foot again today. There was nothing really normal about the day except that. [[Dick]] & I set out to put a few new silks on the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] & complications set in so we didn't get finished. The feed boy got into a jam this afternoon & it looks bad for tomorrow. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to guild after supper. [[Webbie]] & the typewriter kept me company & busy. I wrote a letter to [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] & Jane finished it. Then it should be bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 7, 1940|Mar 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 9, 1940|Mar 9, 1940]] }} f6321e28caf4bc3170f965d3cc1bc788c8b58d51 5343 2008-04-15T13:59:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I got started off on the right foot again today. There was nothing really normal about the day except that. [[Dick]] & I set out to put a few new silks on the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] & complications set in so we didn't get finished. The feed boy got into a jam this afternoon & it looks bad for tomorrow. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to guild after supper. [[Webbie]] & the typewriter kept me company & busy. I wrote a letter to [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] & Jane finished it. Then it should be bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 7, 1940|Mar 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 9, 1940|Mar 9, 1940]] }} f6321e28caf4bc3170f965d3cc1bc788c8b58d51 0 2705 5305 2008-04-15T14:11:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix wikilnik wikitext text/x-wiki This morning it was still putting it down, mostly rain. We got up in time to prepare our guests a lovely breakfast. Then when that was eaten we all went to Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. The crowd wasn't there. We had a swell big dinner toward the middle of the afternoon (one oclock). We passed the afternoon as best we could, playing checkers, entertaining the girls. After supper they went home. We went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & Church which wasn't crowded. After that we went to see [[Red]] & [[Arvella]]. It was late when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 2, 1940|Mar 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 4, 1940|Mar 4, 1940]] }} 8ec884cd88344fadea19f290db3e8f407a09c069 0 2500 4834 2008-04-15T14:15:29Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed typo wikitext text/x-wiki I got up "seeing things" this morning; for I thought there was snow on the ground. However, it was just the moon shining. It was still moonlight when I got to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. It was colder in the morning but turned out to be an ideal, actually perfect, day. We were not extra busy and surely enjoyed the slack period. I shut the mill down for repair on the silks. After supper [[Ross Yuninger|Ross]] & the boys helped me cull my pullets. I sold my eggs and made the finish busier this day. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 8, 1939|Jan 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 10, 1939|Jan 10, 1939]] }} eaaef3c017a3198ff90b31a8f46ffcff5b0e4646 0 2421 4672 2008-04-15T14:15:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 categories wikitext text/x-wiki The waterwheel was full of sticks and things this morning and so we had to clean it out before starting. We were busy all day but we had an early start. The weather is very unnatural for this time of year. It is extremely warm--there is no frost in the ground and farmers every where are working. Some tobacco was sold to day for 15 &cent;, In the evening we had Y.P. Choir practice. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to [[Christiana]] to hear Rev. Douglas Davies from [[Philadelphia|Phila]]. We spent the rest of the "evening" at [[Kinzers]] & parted as usual late, sleepy yet unwillingly. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 10, 1939|Jan 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 12, 1939|Jan 12, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] [[Category:Economy references]] c36caba1b754612a1e5888249445f2c78a49f6ac 4674 4672 2008-04-15T14:15:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 categories wikitext text/x-wiki The waterwheel was full of sticks and things this morning and so we had to clean it out before starting. We were busy all day but we had an early start. The weather is very unnatural for this time of year. It is extremely warm--there is no frost in the ground and farmers every where are working. Some tobacco was sold to day for 15 &cent;, In the evening we had Y.P. Choir practice. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to [[Christiana]] to hear Rev. Douglas Davies from [[Philadelphia|Phila]]. We spent the rest of the "evening" at [[Kinzers]] & parted as usual late, sleepy yet unwillingly. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 10, 1939|Jan 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 12, 1939|Jan 12, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] [[Category:Economy references]] c36caba1b754612a1e5888249445f2c78a49f6ac 0 2461 4761 2008-04-15T14:18:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki This thing of being late is getting to be quite it. The boys who get there on time sit around the stove till I get there anyway so I figure I may as well sleep in the morning. We had to fix at the water wheel before we could start up again this morning. [[Dick]] cleaned us out of flour again also.--It started to snow early in the day and continued till evening. We were not extra busy but did not hurry home. After supper we sat around and played [[Chinese Checkers]] and had quite an enjoyable evening at home [[Dialect|once]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 25, 1939|Jan 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 27, 1939|Jan 27, 1939]] }} 06e102bb81c705329c8cd9ce61f0a487656af9dd 4763 2008-04-15T14:18:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki This thing of being late is getting to be quite it. The boys who get there on time sit around the stove till I get there anyway so I figure I may as well sleep in the morning. We had to fix at the water wheel before we could start up again this morning. [[Dick]] cleaned us out of flour again also.--It started to snow early in the day and continued till evening. We were not extra busy but did not hurry home. After supper we sat around and played [[Chinese Checkers]] and had quite an enjoyable evening at home [[Dialect|once]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 25, 1939|Jan 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 27, 1939|Jan 27, 1939]] }} 06e102bb81c705329c8cd9ce61f0a487656af9dd 0 2402 4616 2008-04-15T14:21:17Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki Getting up late is sure getting to be a habit with me lately but it isn't the only bad one I'm acquiring. For instance, I was accustomed for the past several years to eat nothing except at mealtime, now I make a habit of eating anytime, anyplace, and almost anything. But I'm gaining weight. It rained all day and the creek is high. Things at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] were normal. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]], & I went with Rancks to see [http://www.a1darts.com/dart_rules/baseball.html dart baseball] at Memorial in town. We later saw "[wikipedia:Sweethearts (film)|Sweethearts]]" -- [[wikipedia:Jeanette MacDonald|Jeannette MacDonald]] & [[wikipedia:Nelson Eddy|Nelson Eddy]] -- it was beautiful. Got a present from Jane. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 2, 1939|Feb 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 4, 1939|Feb 4, 1939]] }} ba1b947832d3cc402f25d705c527c0a7626063a3 4618 4616 2008-04-15T14:21:17Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki Getting up late is sure getting to be a habit with me lately but it isn't the only bad one I'm acquiring. For instance, I was accustomed for the past several years to eat nothing except at mealtime, now I make a habit of eating anytime, anyplace, and almost anything. But I'm gaining weight. It rained all day and the creek is high. Things at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] were normal. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]], & I went with Rancks to see [http://www.a1darts.com/dart_rules/baseball.html dart baseball] at Memorial in town. We later saw "[wikipedia:Sweethearts (film)|Sweethearts]]" -- [[wikipedia:Jeanette MacDonald|Jeannette MacDonald]] & [[wikipedia:Nelson Eddy|Nelson Eddy]] -- it was beautiful. Got a present from Jane. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 2, 1939|Feb 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 4, 1939|Feb 4, 1939]] }} ba1b947832d3cc402f25d705c527c0a7626063a3 0 2720 5347 2008-04-15T16:52:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 commentary wikitext text/x-wiki We had to hurry this morning and even then I went without my lunch. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and didn't quite get finished till dinner, but I deserted them. After dinner we cleaned up and went to a hearing at J.P. at [[Vintage]] where I was fined 12.25 for [[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1940|having driven without lights one evening]]. About 4:30 [[Flossie|Floss]] & Ike came & took us to [[Philadelphia]]. We had an Italian dinner, spigetti and all. Then we went to the [[wikipedia:Academy of Music (Philadelphia)|Academy of Music]] and heard a concert by the [[wikipedia:Philadelphia Orchestra|Phila. Symphony Orchestra]]. It was swell, we got home late. ==Commentary== ''The "J.P." is the Justice of the Peace.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 8, 1940|Mar 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1940|Mar 10, 1940]] }} 67cf837fca7551eb3bfd9d728ea6258b11915500 5349 2008-04-15T16:52:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 commentary wikitext text/x-wiki We had to hurry this morning and even then I went without my lunch. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and didn't quite get finished till dinner, but I deserted them. After dinner we cleaned up and went to a hearing at J.P. at [[Vintage]] where I was fined 12.25 for [[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1940|having driven without lights one evening]]. About 4:30 [[Flossie|Floss]] & Ike came & took us to [[Philadelphia]]. We had an Italian dinner, spigetti and all. Then we went to the [[wikipedia:Academy of Music (Philadelphia)|Academy of Music]] and heard a concert by the [[wikipedia:Philadelphia Orchestra|Phila. Symphony Orchestra]]. It was swell, we got home late. ==Commentary== ''The "J.P." is the Justice of the Peace.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 8, 1940|Mar 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1940|Mar 10, 1940]] }} 67cf837fca7551eb3bfd9d728ea6258b11915500 0 2714 5329 2008-04-15T16:53:15Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 added Mrs. McIlvane wikitext text/x-wiki I finally got around to getting up when I should - 6 oclock. As a result we were earlier at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We were a good bit busier today and it was not at all hard to find something to do. The weather was March. The sun shone bright one minute, the next minute it was snowing to beat the band. In the evening we had sort of a young people's choir rehearsal. [[Mrs. McIlvane]] played & the boys carried on. We went to [[Landis]]' afterward then home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 5, 1940|Mar 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 7, 1940|Mar 7, 1940]] }} fc94e40a9cf2eaaa4efcbb3990ac0d1a6b1da85c 5331 2008-04-15T16:53:15Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 added Mrs. McIlvane wikitext text/x-wiki I finally got around to getting up when I should - 6 oclock. As a result we were earlier at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We were a good bit busier today and it was not at all hard to find something to do. The weather was March. The sun shone bright one minute, the next minute it was snowing to beat the band. In the evening we had sort of a young people's choir rehearsal. [[Mrs. McIlvane]] played & the boys carried on. We went to [[Landis]]' afterward then home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 5, 1940|Mar 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 7, 1940|Mar 7, 1940]] }} fc94e40a9cf2eaaa4efcbb3990ac0d1a6b1da85c 0 3390 6640 2008-04-15T16:54:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mrs. McIlvane''' lived in [[Paradise]] across and up the street from [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People]] d57557401039efb9c5a277e0b8edf7477b321865 0 2675 5242 2008-04-15T16:57:18Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 commentary wikitext text/x-wiki Almost lunch wasn't packed when it was time to go to work but I couldn't go with dinner, no sir! We weren't busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and it was a good thing because the weather was miserable. The rain we expected came and the snow a little later. I got my hair cut before I came home. Then after cleaning up, I went to the J.P. to arrange a hearing. Marg & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] & [[Darline]] came for supper about 8 o'clock and to stay all night. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val|Valmer]] came and we had a nice evening even if the weather was bad. ==Commentary== ''The J.P. was the Justice of the Peace. Herman was visiting to arrange the hearing for the driving without lights incident on [[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1940|February 22nd]].'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 1, 1940|Mar 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 3, 1940|Mar 3, 1940]] }} 31c5f9a38a5b1c0746802b713baa6d225e3592ab 0 2651 5188 2008-04-16T13:18:16Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 reconsidered and looked at source; it's "set" not "ret" wikitext text/x-wiki This morning was clear and bright & windy. I got up about 7:45 & set a few things out for breakfast. [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up then and we had a meal. [[Ralph Bair]] went with us to Sunday School & enrolled. We stayed for [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] as usual. We were entertained for dinner at Aunt El__'s. Mother & Dad also. For supper we went home to the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]] and had usual [[icecream]]. [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] was poorly attended and church rather poorly. We had no Y.P. choir. M.S.T.C. Choir's singing took a number from us. We got home real early [[Dialect|once]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 9, 1940|Mar 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 11, 1940|Mar 11, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 92e00ca15ee28460e22010ab0b305748c7f791b6 5190 2008-04-16T13:18:16Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 reconsidered and looked at source; it's "set" not "ret" wikitext text/x-wiki This morning was clear and bright & windy. I got up about 7:45 & set a few things out for breakfast. [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up then and we had a meal. [[Ralph Bair]] went with us to Sunday School & enrolled. We stayed for [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] as usual. We were entertained for dinner at Aunt El__'s. Mother & Dad also. For supper we went home to the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]] and had usual [[icecream]]. [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] was poorly attended and church rather poorly. We had no Y.P. choir. M.S.T.C. Choir's singing took a number from us. We got home real early [[Dialect|once]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 9, 1940|Mar 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 11, 1940|Mar 11, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 92e00ca15ee28460e22010ab0b305748c7f791b6 0 2653 5194 2008-04-16T13:20:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We heard a robin before we got up. The weather condition was surprising this morning. A cold north wind had lowered the temperature and cooled things off very much -- the windows were even frozen. We got the old [[Hess's Mill|mill]] running again and were so constantly unoccupied that it was hard to keep warm. Mush & milk for supper - a real winter meal. After supper I went to [[Lancaster|Lanc.]] to a Staff meeting. We had a nutty time but got much accomplished. It was late when I got home & [[Jane Young|Jane]] was in bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1940|Mar 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 12, 1940|Mar 12, 1940]] }} ff6b0bb9162ce2e2918fc9fa893c56b806656a52 5196 2008-04-16T13:20:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We heard a robin before we got up. The weather condition was surprising this morning. A cold north wind had lowered the temperature and cooled things off very much -- the windows were even frozen. We got the old [[Hess's Mill|mill]] running again and were so constantly unoccupied that it was hard to keep warm. Mush & milk for supper - a real winter meal. After supper I went to [[Lancaster|Lanc.]] to a Staff meeting. We had a nutty time but got much accomplished. It was late when I got home & [[Jane Young|Jane]] was in bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1940|Mar 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 12, 1940|Mar 12, 1940]] }} ff6b0bb9162ce2e2918fc9fa893c56b806656a52 0 2655 5199 2008-04-16T13:22:15Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It was colder yet this morning - the thermometer was down between ten and fifteen. There was quite a bit of ice on the dam. [[Groffie & I were first to work, except for [[John Hess|John]]. We had to make up for lost time at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today, it seemed, for there was no end to orders. The sun shone all day but that wind blew right along. After supper I went out & solicited for the supper Sat. [[Ruth]] & [[Jerry]] were here visiting. [[Jane Young|Jane]] typed & I tried to keep my eyes open later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 11, 1940|Mar 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 13, 1940|Mar 13, 1940]] }} ba43ecb4b1f6e2a5f2b09119b91fc5cf83d52451 5201 2008-04-16T13:22:15Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It was colder yet this morning - the thermometer was down between ten and fifteen. There was quite a bit of ice on the dam. [[Groffie & I were first to work, except for [[John Hess|John]]. We had to make up for lost time at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today, it seemed, for there was no end to orders. The sun shone all day but that wind blew right along. After supper I went out & solicited for the supper Sat. [[Ruth]] & [[Jerry]] were here visiting. [[Jane Young|Jane]] typed & I tried to keep my eyes open later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 11, 1940|Mar 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 13, 1940|Mar 13, 1940]] }} ba43ecb4b1f6e2a5f2b09119b91fc5cf83d52451 0 2657 5204 2008-04-16T13:24:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The days are beginning to look and feel like Spring. It was actually warm today in the sun, away from the wind that was blowing mildly. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[Allen]] got sick in the afternoon and had to go home. We finished late. After eating a big suppper we went to prayer meeting at [[Soudersburg]] ([[Harsh]]'s). Then we had Young People's Choir practice at the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. It went O.K. We came home late, ate & went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 12, 1940|Mar 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 14, 1940|Mar 14, 1940]] }} 8aca50af7ae8a82ddfd98e1832712665b6817fda 0 2659 5208 2008-04-16T13:25:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The day was dark & dreary, the rain was falling fast. We weren't extra busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and so didn't mind the weather. Everything went swell until [[Dick]] [[Dialect|run]] his big truck with 7 ton of wheat into a side ditch. We had to load it over in the rain. Of course, we got soaked. I got in the tub as soon as I got home. After supper we went to choir practice. Then we visited [[Youngs]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] had taken her family into [[Lancaster]] to do their Spring Shopping. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 13, 1940|Mar 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 15, 1940|Mar 15, 1940]] }} 06ef1678e7404a61c4b1ec724f741ca4a98c3ee4 5210 2008-04-16T13:25:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The day was dark & dreary, the rain was falling fast. We weren't extra busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and so didn't mind the weather. Everything went swell until [[Dick]] [[Dialect|run]] his big truck with 7 ton of wheat into a side ditch. We had to load it over in the rain. Of course, we got soaked. I got in the tub as soon as I got home. After supper we went to choir practice. Then we visited [[Youngs]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] had taken her family into [[Lancaster]] to do their Spring Shopping. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 13, 1940|Mar 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 15, 1940|Mar 15, 1940]] }} 06ef1678e7404a61c4b1ec724f741ca4a98c3ee4 0 2661 5213 2008-04-16T13:27:41Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Snow covered the ground & things when we got up. The sun came out and melted some of it but the day was pretty cold. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but could finish [[Dialect|till]] quitting time. I had a trip to the bank. After a big hefty supper we got ready and went to a roller skating party [[Doris Brackbill|Dot]]'s class was giving. The crowd was swell & we had a good time. [[Jane Young|Jane]] didn't skate but I got along without a partner (most of the time). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 14, 1940|Mar 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 16, 1940|Mar 16, 1940]] }} 391ec02bac2551aa7e28028ecaefb9c0ed40ebf3 0 2663 5218 2008-04-16T13:29:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]] blew his horn a few minutes earlier this morning and I wasn't ready and so I had to cut my breakfast short. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and didn't get done till the middle of the afternoon. It snowed like anything all forenoon, a real blizzard, but it didn't last long. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] stopped in in the afternoon. Then we went to the supper at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] and ate a big meal. Then we went up to their house & played checkers & listened to the radio. We ran into a fog coming home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 15, 1940|Mar 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 17, 1940|Mar 17, 1940]] }} 4d4ae24867c6f86f98ab5a01f400044b0ae8c531 5220 2008-04-16T13:29:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]] blew his horn a few minutes earlier this morning and I wasn't ready and so I had to cut my breakfast short. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and didn't get done till the middle of the afternoon. It snowed like anything all forenoon, a real blizzard, but it didn't last long. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] stopped in in the afternoon. Then we went to the supper at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] and ate a big meal. Then we went up to their house & played checkers & listened to the radio. We ran into a fog coming home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 15, 1940|Mar 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 17, 1940|Mar 17, 1940]] }} 4d4ae24867c6f86f98ab5a01f400044b0ae8c531 0 2667 5230 2008-04-16T13:33:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't have to worry about [[Groffie]]'s horn blowing this morning because I drive this week. We were early all the same. The weather was fitting for this time of year - warm, cloudy & misty. We got a good bit of wheat into the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today at a dollar ten a bushel. About the middle of the afternoon we had to shut down and do a little repair work. I got greasy. After supper, [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed. I washed the dishes, then went down [[Brackbill Farm|home]] and practiced typing a little while. It's early to bed for a change. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 17, 1940|Mar 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 19, 1940|Mar 19, 1940]] }} 18531aa931bb393df6b9d8df501696a1e633f5e3 0 2665 5224 2008-04-16T13:34:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 commentary wikitext text/x-wiki Two holidays which won't come on the same day again until 20 hundred and something or is it 22. The day started with clear weather. Then clouds blotted out the sun and filled the sky all day. We went to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] in the morning. We were alone here for dinner. Then went down home, then took [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] & kids over home to see the pups etc. We went back to [[Youngs]] for supper. Then went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & Church. After Church we stopped in at [[Ellis]] & [[Maggie]]'s & had a swell visit with them. ==Commentary== ''The holidays to which Herman refers are Palm Sunday and St. Patrick's Day.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 16, 1940|Mar 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 18, 1940|Mar 18, 1940]] }} e518c84fc3d68d3aa59e6a0ec0974b91e3968236 5226 2008-04-16T13:34:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 commentary wikitext text/x-wiki Two holidays which won't come on the same day again until 20 hundred and something or is it 22. The day started with clear weather. Then clouds blotted out the sun and filled the sky all day. We went to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] in the morning. We were alone here for dinner. Then went down home, then took [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] & kids over home to see the pups etc. We went back to [[Youngs]] for supper. Then went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & Church. After Church we stopped in at [[Ellis]] & [[Maggie]]'s & had a swell visit with them. ==Commentary== ''The holidays to which Herman refers are Palm Sunday and St. Patrick's Day.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 16, 1940|Mar 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 18, 1940|Mar 18, 1940]] }} e518c84fc3d68d3aa59e6a0ec0974b91e3968236 0 2671 5236 2008-04-16T13:36:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki After a good night's sleep, it even then was no pleasure getting out of bed & getting started for the day. We got through our work at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] fairly well and got home again. [[Jane Young|Jane]] has been sick all day. She went to work but didn't much. I brought her home when I came but had to make my own supper. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] & children stayed here while I went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] & Father. [[Rev. Davies]] preached a fine sermon & the church was nearly half full. It was spring today & spring fever almost set in. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 18, 1940|Mar 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 20, 1940|Mar 20, 1940]] }} 5a33129688e855d2f953cea3a649c3f5182b5f8e 0 2679 5248 2008-04-16T13:38:23Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I was "batching" it again this morning. I made my breakfast & packed my lunch. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was better and got up later. It was a swell day. There was a high wind in the afternoon, but warm. We had showers in the evening. [[Groffie]] wasn't at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] only a little in the morning. I had a trip to [[Lancaster]] in the P.M. We weren't busy. After supper I went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. The Y.P. Choir sang & we had [[Rev. Stewart]] for a minister. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 19, 1940|Mar 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1940|Mar 21, 1940]] }} d19f610b376816d1acba7d6fab58dee9ffa3937e 5249 2008-04-16T13:38:23Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I was "batching" it again this morning. I made my breakfast & packed my lunch. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was better and got up later. It was a swell day. There was a high wind in the afternoon, but warm. We had showers in the evening. [[Groffie]] wasn't at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] only a little in the morning. I had a trip to [[Lancaster]] in the P.M. We weren't busy. After supper I went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. The Y.P. Choir sang & we had [[Rev. Stewart]] for a minister. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 19, 1940|Mar 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1940|Mar 21, 1940]] }} d19f610b376816d1acba7d6fab58dee9ffa3937e 0 2681 5253 2008-04-22T13:12:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We slept a little overtime this morning but not enough to notice anything. It turned out to be a swell day all through. The wind kept the temperature down real low but it was swell just the same. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] getting ready to take it easy tomorrow. We worked till after five again. After supper we went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. A goodly sized congregation heard [[Rev. Young]] and heard the Y.P. choir sing well. We visited [[Grammy S]] down home afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 20, 1940|Mar 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 22, 1940|Mar 22, 1940]] }} 624270ddadc0eed37502401d9289814c74f04019 0 2685 5264 2008-04-22T13:17:08Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It certainly is March weather. The temperature was low about 14 this morn and a bitter wind was blowing. We nearly froze but were busy enough not to altogether. We got done shortly after dinner. In the afternoon I got a haircut and visited [[Elam __]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the Florists. We had soup & leftovers for supper which was good. We got [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to visit us in the evening. The moon is all right, but it is cold as get out. Jane is being Easter Bunny. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 22, 1940|Mar 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 24, 1940|Mar 24, 1940]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] [[Category:Surprising expressions]] [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 97ac642e302d1d772711900c94002568a39bffcb 5266 2008-04-22T13:17:08Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It certainly is March weather. The temperature was low about 14 this morn and a bitter wind was blowing. We nearly froze but were busy enough not to altogether. We got done shortly after dinner. In the afternoon I got a haircut and visited [[Elam __]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the Florists. We had soup & leftovers for supper which was good. We got [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to visit us in the evening. The moon is all right, but it is cold as get out. Jane is being Easter Bunny. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 22, 1940|Mar 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 24, 1940|Mar 24, 1940]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] [[Category:Surprising expressions]] [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 97ac642e302d1d772711900c94002568a39bffcb 0 2683 5258 2008-04-22T13:17:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 commentary wikitext text/x-wiki This morning it was snowing when we got up and the ground was white. It shortly stopped, however, and the sun did away with it. We were quite busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], especially for its being a holiday. We rushed it right through and got done in good time. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] was here when I got home & we had swell fun & supper. After supper we cleaned up and went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] & Preparatory Services - [[Rev. Rankin]] took [[Mr. Kaufman|Kaufman]]'s place, the latter being sick. Afterwards Harold came & went over home. We to bed. ==Commentary== ''March 22 was [[wikipedia:Good Friday|Good Friday]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1940|Mar 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1940|Mar 23, 1940]] }} 2fe4d11ab7c0e235bec6f40e8b8b0da56628e36a 5260 2008-04-22T13:17:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 commentary wikitext text/x-wiki This morning it was snowing when we got up and the ground was white. It shortly stopped, however, and the sun did away with it. We were quite busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], especially for its being a holiday. We rushed it right through and got done in good time. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] was here when I got home & we had swell fun & supper. After supper we cleaned up and went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] & Preparatory Services - [[Rev. Rankin]] took [[Mr. Kaufman|Kaufman]]'s place, the latter being sick. Afterwards Harold came & went over home. We to bed. ==Commentary== ''March 22 was [[wikipedia:Good Friday|Good Friday]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1940|Mar 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1940|Mar 23, 1940]] }} 2fe4d11ab7c0e235bec6f40e8b8b0da56628e36a 0 2687 5270 2008-04-22T13:20:09Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got up a little earlier than usual and took [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] along to the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Easter Sunrise service at [[Lancaster]]. It was terribly cold and we nearly froze. The service was very nice. Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] attendance were both good. We joined the family over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for dinner. [[Ellis F.]] & [[Marksburys]] were there in the P.M. [[C. Keneagy]]'s barn burned down. We went over to [[Sheaffers]] for supper. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] led C.E. We went down to hear the [[Gap]] cantata afterwards. ==Commentary== ''March 24 was [[wikipedia:Easter|Easter]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1940|Mar 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 25, 1940|Mar 25, 1940]] }} 303404e1f3d2b272ab6859203299fd8fc4757abd 5272 2008-04-22T13:20:09Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got up a little earlier than usual and took [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] along to the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Easter Sunrise service at [[Lancaster]]. It was terribly cold and we nearly froze. The service was very nice. Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] attendance were both good. We joined the family over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for dinner. [[Ellis F.]] & [[Marksburys]] were there in the P.M. [[C. Keneagy]]'s barn burned down. We went over to [[Sheaffers]] for supper. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] led C.E. We went down to hear the [[Gap]] cantata afterwards. ==Commentary== ''March 24 was [[wikipedia:Easter|Easter]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1940|Mar 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 25, 1940|Mar 25, 1940]] }} 303404e1f3d2b272ab6859203299fd8fc4757abd 0 2689 5276 2008-04-22T13:22:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It was cold as the dickens again today. It really seemed as if winter was fully upon us again. I had to get a new pair of gloves & then nearly froze. It was clear but the wind was strong and cold. We were quite busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the usual Monday washing. After supper I took [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] to [[Paradise]] to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Chorus practice. Jane stayed home & got ready for the trip tomorrow. We both turned down a roller skating party but that was okay. We got to bed none too early at that. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 24, 1940|Mar 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 26, 1940|Mar 26, 1940]] }} fc3dacd0b6d80e48d21ac15bc4e11560777590e9 0 2693 5282 2008-04-22T13:25:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't get off with a very good start this morning. I had forgotten to turn on the alarm clock and we got up at 5:30 instead of 4:00. It was cold & clear and the sun was warm. We headed for [[Waynesburg]] leaving [[Saudersburg]] about seven. The [[Robinsons]] went along with [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] & us in the Chevy. We picked Carter up in [[Harrisburg]] & went thru the Mountains & arrived at [[Waynesburg]] about four P.M. We saw the college & people & then went to bed about ten. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] slept in the girls dorm, Short & I in the frat. house. [[Val]] with [[Don]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 25, 1940|Mar 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 27, 1940|Mar 27, 1940]] }} 0794992a86f6992e5231e0f75924c1d5900d3236 0 2697 5288 2008-04-22T13:27:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 typo wikitext text/x-wiki This morning the Red Bird's singing awakened me & we all got cleaned up and went to the dining room for breakfast. Then we saw more fo the town and took pictures. We had for home, the four of us, about 9:45 and after a nice long, scenic, mountainous journey, with lots of eats, we arrived home at 6:30, tired and dirty. We then cleaned up a little and went to prayer-meeting, then to choir practice at [[Browns]]. Everything went just wonderful, but we sure were tired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 26, 1940|Mar 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 28, 1940|Mar 28, 1940]] }} 0d687d563f0fb932e8830a41ad6c1091d3f090e0 0 2701 5294 2008-04-22T13:29:18Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Now this morning it's the old grind again. We're so used to it that it is never hard or unpleasant to go back to. Spring has come, it would seem, although it was cloudy all day. We were busy at work and really took care of quite a few customers. I am looking forward to the day when I leave it, just the same. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the Doctors, but she got back too late for us to go to choir practice so we went down. We had [[icecream]] pie & sorta celebrated [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy "Y"'s]] birthday which is tomorrow. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 27, 1940|Mar 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 29, 1940|Mar 29, 1940]] }} 2ad1360589eda5a0fe0f061226b90d83b8faf5af 5295 2008-04-22T13:29:18Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Now this morning it's the old grind again. We're so used to it that it is never hard or unpleasant to go back to. Spring has come, it would seem, although it was cloudy all day. We were busy at work and really took care of quite a few customers. I am looking forward to the day when I leave it, just the same. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the Doctors, but she got back too late for us to go to choir practice so we went down. We had [[icecream]] pie & sorta celebrated [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy "Y"'s]] birthday which is tomorrow. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 27, 1940|Mar 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 29, 1940|Mar 29, 1940]] }} 2ad1360589eda5a0fe0f061226b90d83b8faf5af 0 2702 5296 2008-04-22T13:31:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki After the usual morning breakfast of oatmeal, eggs, and fruit, I met [[Groffie]] about half way and we went to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. From about nine oclock on I had the pleasure of driving [[Mrs. Hess]] around in her big LaSalle collecting eggs for the Hospital. This lasted all day & we got close to 80 dozen. It was cloudy and rainy all day long. [[Doris Brackbill|Dot]] was here for supper. Afterwards we went to a Branch [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] social which was very fine. We got home late and had had lots to eat. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 28, 1940|Mar 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 30, 1940|Mar 30, 1940]] }} d61acd18af62acca2de2528a80be6d96ec3a326a 5298 2008-04-22T13:31:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki After the usual morning breakfast of oatmeal, eggs, and fruit, I met [[Groffie]] about half way and we went to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. From about nine oclock on I had the pleasure of driving [[Mrs. Hess]] around in her big LaSalle collecting eggs for the Hospital. This lasted all day & we got close to 80 dozen. It was cloudy and rainy all day long. [[Doris Brackbill|Dot]] was here for supper. Afterwards we went to a Branch [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] social which was very fine. We got home late and had had lots to eat. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 28, 1940|Mar 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 30, 1940|Mar 30, 1940]] }} d61acd18af62acca2de2528a80be6d96ec3a326a 0 2706 5307 2008-04-22T13:36:36Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This morning we overslept about thirty five minutes. I had time for very little breakfast and was feeling hungry for no more. We were busy on this my last day at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but got finished [[Dialect|till]] noon. I was to go home with [[Dick]] but because he stayed at [[Kramers]]' till 6:30 & played the ball machine, I had to stay too. I enjoyed it. [[Jane Young|Jane]] didn't. After late supper I shopped at the [[Gap]] a little then we visited down home. It was really blowing, raining a little and plenty warm. ==Commentary== ''Herman gave his notice to [[John Hess]] on [[HB Journal for Feb 9, 1940|February 9th]], almost seven weeks prior to his departure.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 29, 1940|Mar 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 31, 1940|Mar 31, 1940]] }} 797abc0845faf28509a72084b591c1e94614d76a 0 3310 6514 2008-04-22T13:38:28Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 relationship wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ellis Buckwalter Leaman''' (b. 18 Jun 1889) was the son of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and [[Anna Barbara Hershey]] and the brother of [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. He was [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s uncle. {{stub}} [[Category:Leamans]] c5a9340d0e338f1df38ddd2b15216f5507430024 0 2708 5311 2008-04-22T13:39:28Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got up this morning early and accomplished some things before going to Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. After church we went with [[Robinsons]] to a big dinner at [[Hostetters]] in [[Mt. Joy]] that [[Ellis Leaman|Uncle Ellis]] was giving for his sisters and their families. It was wonderful. It was a real spring day with April Showers and everything. We had supper at [[Val]]'s, then played a little checkers & went to Church - a five church district meeting that was fine. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 30, 1940|Mar 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 1, 1940|Apr 1, 1940]] }} 7a9f8484821119c3bbad8003e917541714b6ea0f 5313 2008-04-22T13:39:28Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got up this morning early and accomplished some things before going to Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. After church we went with [[Robinsons]] to a big dinner at [[Hostetters]] in [[Mt. Joy]] that [[Ellis Leaman|Uncle Ellis]] was giving for his sisters and their families. It was wonderful. It was a real spring day with April Showers and everything. We had supper at [[Val]]'s, then played a little checkers & went to Church - a five church district meeting that was fine. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 30, 1940|Mar 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 1, 1940|Apr 1, 1940]] }} 7a9f8484821119c3bbad8003e917541714b6ea0f 0 3332 6547 2008-04-28T20:20:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 factual correction wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pequea High School''' (now called Pequea Valley High School) was the high school in [[Lancaster County]] attended by [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]]'s children, among others. For more information about Pequea High School see the [http://www.pvsd.k12.pa.us/ official district web site] ([http://www.pvsd.k12.pa.us/high/hghschl.htm direct link to high school information]). {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] 4b3062d2d07b84f243dad15e09bd63cf0efd1590 0 3291 6484 2008-04-28T21:11:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 corrected PHS --> Paradise High School wikitext text/x-wiki Paradise, Pa.<br/> Sept. 11, 1936 Dear Jane, I haven't seen or heard from you so long I almost forgot such a person existed. "Sally" Staufer said you are going to go to Business College. What have you been doing to pass the time? I am still on the job at the [[Willows]]. I don't suppose it will last much longer than Oct. 1st. I think (If I ever get the money) I go to Dr. Simmons' hospital for an operation the first or second week in Oct. I must have a (non) wisdom tooth <u>out</u> out. I will be under ether for a little over an hour. He said maybe all four are like this one. I had an x-ray taken of it. How have you been? Don't you wish you could go back to [[Paradise High School|P.H.S.]]? I do. I cried on Tues. morning when I saw the kids go past to school. Ellen quit work. She goes in training around the 20th. Some Monday night when [[Arthur S. Young|your father]] comes to Lions Club meeting why don't you come along and see me. Many tanks for that picture you sent me. Did I pay you for it. If not I will. I answered an ad to get work in [[New York City|N.Y. City]] and I got it. I am not going though. I'm afraid I'll get homesick. I got a letter from Carolyn and she is taking an evening course at [[Lancaster Business College|L.B.C.]] She is working at the [[Christiana]] Silk Mill. [[Helen Caulder]] is also taking a night school course there. Won't we have fun at [[Marysville]] this winter? Ha, ha. If you can read this letter please answer it. If not write anyway. I am using my knees for a desk. Hoping to hear from you soon and hoping you have a nice time at L.B.C. Love and best wishes<br/> [["Boots"]] [[Category:Jane Young letters]] afe5f5d9c5b49770ed104daa438b614619f29ee2 0 3330 6543 2008-04-28T21:20:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki '''Paradise High School''' in [[Paradise]], PA, was the high school that both [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]] attended. {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] 263b9909b11eb46b48a192cdd5d4b0ccde7a96c1 0 3168 6240 2008-05-05T14:01:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Expressions */ all... wikitext text/x-wiki The Lancaster County dialect includes some expressions from Pennsylvania German (Dutch) and other sources. ==Expressions== '''Once''' is frequently used in the sense of ''for once''. (''[[HB Journal for Jan 26, 1939|We ... had quite an enjoyable evening home once]]''.) '''Till''' is used in the sense of ''by'' (as in ''till dinner''). '''Red''' or '''Ret up''' is used in the sense of cleaning up. '''All''' is used as ''all out'' or ''all gone''. (''[[HB Journal for Apr 19, 1940|Our coal is all again...]]'') ==Grammatical constructions== '''Adjective forms as adverbs''': Adjectives, especially intensifiers, are used as adverbs frequently for emphasis (''[[HB Journal for Jan 23, 1939|terrible busy]]''.) [[Category:Culture]] 270ea897de4f7432145b8587e9f8ccdf66c4dec9 0 3032 6004 2008-05-14T13:12:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 herman's weeks wikitext text/x-wiki This project collects the text of the journals of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]]. Herman kept a journal from [[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1937|1937]], when he was 20 years old, until shortly after the [[HB Journal for Aug 8, 1939|birth of his first child, Evelyn]]. ==List of journals== * [[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1937|1937]] * [[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1938|1938]] * [[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1939|1939]] * [[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1940|1940]] ==A note on Herman's weeks== Herman and Jane followed a pretty consistent weekly pattern of activity, usually the following: * Work Monday through Friday, with a half day on Saturday * Laundry Monday morning * [[County Chorus]] practice Monday * Young people's choir on Wednesday * Adult choir on Thursday * Church and Sunday School on Sunday morning, dinner with family, then [[Christian Endeavor]] and church again on Sunday night. The other hours were never idle, and were filled with visits with friends and family, meetings of the leadership of Christian Endeavor and the Women's Guild at the church, and other activities. ==The journals as physical objects== The physical journals are lined, dated hardbound blank books from the National Blank Book Company in Holyoke, Mass. The inside covers of the journal contain reference information; in the 1939 journal, this includes counting-house calendars (a calendar on a single page with day numbers for each day) for 1939 and 1940; railway express shipping rules; and postage rates. The back of each journal contained blank, undated journal pages; twelve accounts pages, one for each month; and an address book section with alphabetic tabs. The 1939 and 1940 journals were purchased at Reams, on Queen Street in [[Lancaster]]. [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 1cac1fa3e75ee857aba508fbac7d2cd068359cca 0 2722 5353 2008-05-23T17:26:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki May Day. It didn't rain much after all last night and it was still a little cloudy. It was warm and nice as it could be. [[Jane Young|Jane]] took [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to [[Lancaster]]. Nancy got her cello. Jane finished her dentist troubles for another little while. We missed choir practice for a change in favor of something more important. [[Red McLaughlin]] & [[Arvella Boone]] got married at her home and we were there to see it happen. Of course we stayed for eats and watched her crazy S. S. class root the bed & bedroom all up. We got home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1940|Apr 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 2, 1940|May 2, 1940]] }} 40293769b4f05c2e5a2b76c05318b18a43aa2d7b 5355 2008-05-23T17:26:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki May Day. It didn't rain much after all last night and it was still a little cloudy. It was warm and nice as it could be. [[Jane Young|Jane]] took [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to [[Lancaster]]. Nancy got her cello. Jane finished her dentist troubles for another little while. We missed choir practice for a change in favor of something more important. [[Red McLaughlin]] & [[Arvella Boone]] got married at her home and we were there to see it happen. Of course we stayed for eats and watched her crazy S. S. class root the bed & bedroom all up. We got home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1940|Apr 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 2, 1940|May 2, 1940]] }} 40293769b4f05c2e5a2b76c05318b18a43aa2d7b 0 2746 5418 2008-05-23T17:28:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This morning it was hazy around the edges but it all blew away. The sun shone nicely all day and we had showers in the evening. It's an Amish Holiday and so we weren't bothered with them. We weren't troubled with much of anybody and so got a good bit more caught up. After supper we went to choir practice then down home. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] demonstrated her cello, while [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] blew his horn. We had to have a couple of arguments to complete the evening. The rain seems to be over & the morrow will probably be clear again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 1, 1940|May 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 3, 1940|May 3, 1940]] }} 4aca80ee9c382a9d76b1dbc76a2224a4ec308a11 5420 2008-05-23T17:28:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This morning it was hazy around the edges but it all blew away. The sun shone nicely all day and we had showers in the evening. It's an Amish Holiday and so we weren't bothered with them. We weren't troubled with much of anybody and so got a good bit more caught up. After supper we went to choir practice then down home. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] demonstrated her cello, while [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] blew his horn. We had to have a couple of arguments to complete the evening. The rain seems to be over & the morrow will probably be clear again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 1, 1940|May 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 3, 1940|May 3, 1940]] }} 4aca80ee9c382a9d76b1dbc76a2224a4ec308a11 0 2775 5484 2008-05-23T17:31:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It seemed to be quite an ordinary day and so I depart from my usual recordings. It seems that after a long, hard winter, spring is having a hard time coming for I was compelled to make fire in the furnace today. My new job is agreeing with me quite well and I am not at all reluctant to start the day or the week. After supper [[Red McLaughlin|Red]] & [[Aravella Boone|Aravella]] came to visit us. We talked & (played pinochle) 1 game. Red took me in a '39 Buick to get some ice cream & pretzels. Of course we enjoyed eating them later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 2, 1940|May 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 4, 1940|May 4, 1940]] }} 7d5fee3135813c2d83e394996db813c7def527af 0 2787 5502 2008-05-23T17:33:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]], of course, didn't go with me to work but stayed at home & prepared for dinner tonight. I worked as usual. After dinner I raked the lawn & mowed it, having [[Webbie]] to help me. It really needed mowing. After cleaning myself up I went down & brought Grammy Young & Auntie up for "dinner." Uncle & Aunt Young were here also and everything was fine and good. Aunty Mary brought us a May basket. After supper we played [[Chinese checkers]] & chess. After the company had gone home, we finished the dishes about eleven oclock. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 3, 1940|May 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 5, 1940|May 5, 1940]] }} 13dfb21a74331067356a7584aa28fc6019a46648 0 2789 5505 2008-05-23T17:35:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We stayed in bed till almost the last minute as usual lately, then got up and hurried off to SS & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. At Church we voted to change the time of service to daylight and it was daylight in the evening. [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] & Marg were there for church and came down for dinner bringing half of it along. After dinner we spent half an hour or more taking census over at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Old Leacock Cemetery]]. We run around a little, ate a quick supper, had no [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]], no organist for church and then went up to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]'s. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 4, 1940|May 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 6, 1940|May 6, 1940]] }} 2505b09b85b5b13b7eb42736d7d934d3091e21f8 0 3057 6045 2008-05-23T17:41:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki ''This biography was written by [[Janice Marie Brackbill|Janice Homsher]] on the occasion of her mother's 100th birthday in 1987.'' [[Esta Leona Leaman]] was born on March 3, 1887 on a farm in Leacock Township known to its occupants and neighbors as Cedar Lawn. Although Esta has been living at her present home on Hershey Church Road in Salisbury Township for the past 78 years, her early years were not so settled. Being the fifth child in a family of eight children, she had much in common with Topsy who just grew. Due to her love for babies and her willingness to work, she was sent off to live with her cousin at an early age to help care for his brood of young children. Needless to say, she was homesick for her beloved Cedar Lawn where there was such an abundance of love that she now, confused in mind, equates it with Heaven. Adding to her distress while being with her cousin was the fact that she had to leave her dear old Kauffman's School, where her much idolized oldest sister was the teacher and attend Weavertown School - their arch rivals. As a pre-teen, she was again sent to live with her uncle and aunt in [[Rohrerstown]]. Both uncle and aunt were blind and needed someone with a quick body and mind to help them. Esta rather enjoyed living in Rohrerstown. Pleasing her aunt, who was somewhat of a fanatic about neatness, was a challenge to her. This demand for neatness was due in part from necessity since she was blind, but also partly from a lack of having anything more to worry about. Her uncle was a kind man and easy to please, and reading the paper to him was a joy. She was somewhat apprehensive, though, about doing his banking for him since that required bringing home the week's supply of cash all in coins. However, that train ride from Rohrerstown to Lancaster and back was for years instantly recalled whenever she heard a train whistle. School in Rohrerstown too was a lot of fun. She was now at that age when boys and girls begin to enjoy each other's company. Her next experience away from home was living with an elderly lady in Gap and attending Gap Academy. The lady again benefited from Esta's helping hand, but the time spent at the Academy did little to further her education, for it was common knowledge that the kids knew more than the teacher. Esta has many fond memories of growing up at Cedar Lawn, as much of her time was spent there. Also, Fresh Air children from New York City and a brother and sister who came back each summer provided competition as well as companionship. Attending Mennonite Church with her parents as a child enabled her to commit to memory many hymns of faith. In 1903 Esta followed in her older sisters' footsteps and joined the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] in [[Paradise]]. She now holds the distinction of being the oldest member of that church. Although for much of her early life Esta had little time or means to give to the church, she saw to it that her children went to Sunday School and Church. It has been a source of pride for her to see all her children take an active part in the life of.the church as teachers and elders. Parties and "outings" with other young people played a major role in the lives of the family at Cedar Lawn. Friends came to "house parties" which lasted for several days. Picnics were held at Rocky Springs Park or Lititz Spring Park, or just in the meadow. Esta's mother was quick to respond to the needs of relatives and neighbors when a new baby was born or someone was sick or had a death in the family. She would stay at that home for as long as she was needed. Sometimes she would take Esta along to do the "running" for her. Other times Esta stayed home and attended the needs there. Little wonder she was the favorite of her father who depended on her to sew on his buttons or help him plant the field corn. The bond of love between them was mutual for she often commented that he certainly was a nice Daddy. After a brief stay with her oldest brother in Lancaster while she attended Millersville Normal School, Esta returned again to Cedar Lawn. Esta's adolescent years at Cedar Lawn were gay and happy times with lots of friends and parties. Now, however, she and her older sister who were not yet married concentrated on serious dating. Courting one's sweetheart in those days was not an easy task. "Fellows" had to travel by train, trolley, or quite often by foot to see their girl friends. Nevertheless, love prevailed and Esta married [[Harry G. Brackbill]] on June 15, 1909 under a bower of blossoms in the parlor of Cedar Lawn. After an extended wedding trip and a summer of being entertained by aunts, uncles and cousins, Harry and Esta moved to the farm where Esta now lives. Matched dishes and linen tablecloth and napkins were a must if Esta would please her new husband who came to appreciate the finer things of life while attending Millersville College. But these things gave way and years went by. The hired men were replaced by a large family of children. Six boys and five girls provided a lot of free labor, but also demanded a lot of caring for. Food on a farm was not a big problem, but clothing was not easy to come by. Like many other mothers during the Depression, Esta became an expert at fixing up hand-me-downs from city cousins. Work clothes were patched upon patch. Towels, bed sheets, and you name it were made from feed bags bleached in the sun. Preparing food for so large a family was no easy task, but cooking became more or less of a hobby for Esta. She took both joy and pride in her cooking, and things had not only to taste good but to look good also. Beside her own children to cook for, there was almost always a cousin who needed a temporary home or one who just needed to spend some time on the farm. Esta and Harry were both from large families, and they frequently entertained them by inviting them to Sunday dinner. Esta's reputation as a good cook was soon established on both sides of the family. When her children grew older, they often invited their friends to stay for Sunday night supper. Since these invitations were usually spontaneous, Esta was always prepared with plenty of dessert on hand. Since there was little or no money to purchase anything for the house but basics, Esta also cultivated a hobby of growing house plants and flowers. The many windows of her twelve room farm house were filled with geraniums, African violets, and ferns. Education for their children was a priority for Esta and Harry alike, but when their family was growing up, even getting them to high school presented its problems. In fact, the supervising of the packing of nine lunches each school day was no easy task, much less providing transportation to high school and college. Of course, those attending grade school could walk. Life kept getting busier for the Brackbill family. The five oldest children became teachers and the sixth one became a minister. The next two boys attended college later on their own, but the three youngest were content with a high school education. Eventually all the children were married; four of them within one year's time. Then came the grandchildren. There are thirty three of them. Twenty seven of them earned college degrees, three continued some education after high school, and again three were content with a high school diploma. Time will tell how the next generation will fair, all fifty four of them. It is not likely they will all follow the example of the oldest great-grandchild who became the first medical doctor in the family, but many show great promise. Life has not been without its sorrows, and her daughter's death at the age of four provided its first trauma. A still born twin and her youngest child's sickness and death were also sad times. Death is no stranger to Esta now, for only one sister and a sister-in-law are left of her generation to share the gift of life. Esta continued to live on the farm after her husband's death in 1967. It is now farmed by her grandson and his retired minister father. Esta's mind can only capture a hint of the past as she sits at the same kitchen table she once sat with matched china and linen cloth. The table is now covered with the more familiar table oil cloth with an African violet as a centerpiece. There has always been a centerpiece on her table as well as flowers on the window sill. So memories are mixed with reality as Esta celebrates her 100th birthday. [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Biographies]] ef36cafb686a6ee63f4bb5dad799c13c4bd1d1f2 0 3302 6502 2008-05-23T17:42:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki ''The following was [[Harry G. Brackbill]]'s account of his wedding and honeymoon.'' ==Biographical account of wedding and honeymoon of Miss Esta Leaman and Harry G. Brackbill== Ceremony performed by Dr. D. R. Workman at [[Cedar Lawn Farm]] at 3 p.m. June 17, 1909 in the presence of one hundred and fifty relatives and friends. The day began seriously for jokers of the Bridal party and ended with a wholesome shower and a severe delay in the mechanical inclination of the auto machine. The day was especially important to the Bride and Groom, not so much because of what occurred at that time but on account of later events. Well, as I have said, the Rev. Dr. said the fatal word at three p.m. or thereabout and the then Harry G. and [[Esta Leona Leaman|Esta L. Brackbill]] entered the matrimonial way together. One and inseparable they left the homestead on board train for [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] Accompanied by Miss [[Erma Skiles]] as far as [[wikipedia:Atglen|Atglen]]. I forbear to tell of all details happening along the way. Be it sufficient to say we were most reluctant to be broken in upon by the outside world; a direct phone message from an interested friend required repetition and a final enforcement from the bellboy. Some time earlier or later on the morning of June 18 we might have been seen by the [[wikipedia:Schuylkill River|Schuykill]] in a shady recess of the grove of Fairmount Park, dreaming over again the scenes of single life and wondering at the denseness of brain tissues that would prevent a dawn of the blissfulness of a married existence. Time passed without record and after a thorough confusion in Arch, Eighth, Tenth, Etc. streets we evolved upon the pretty threshold of Mr. And Mrs. [[Elam Hershey]] at 5424 Jefferson St. West Phila. It was continued joy in the presence of our host and hostess and it proved a sheer impossibility to "break camp" before 3 p.m. Sat. June 19. At 3:34 p.m. we went on the N.J. Br. P.R.R. bound for [[wikipedia:Ocean Grove, New Jersey|Ocean Grove]]. Having passed the first Mecca of our Honeymoon it behooves the writer to set forth a brief of the information and experience as may impress the accidental reader. The nasty weather caused the purchase of an umbrella from the home grocer etc. at the enormous outlay of 75 cents. This proved so heavy and as the weather cleared at once the thing was consigned in two parts to a place in the trunk which I suppose it may occupy until the end of “time.” Although numerous opportunities are present for use if the thing were respectful and useful. Well the umbrella closed the fruit stand was very convenient and "sweet" to the Bride. The Groom scattered an unnecessary number of nickels in his attempt to land us at our cousins but outside of a little delay no points were strained and we arrived Ocean Grove in best of health and happiness. The trunk, a pleasing hostess and a considerable number of important folk met us at the St. Elmo and I may add a competent cook and two pretty table waitresses had been a busy prior to our coming for at 6 p.m. The bell rang and it was ours to enjoy roast potato baked fish cornbread wheat bread etc. etc. and after a delicious refreshing we sought the Board walk explored it thoroughly and were there after content. With fruit a goodly supply of salt sea breeze and a breezy room Sat. passed to Sunday morning and the lone Groom might have been seen on the beach, while the Bride concluded a morning nap and did her toilettes. Through the chaperoneage of a friend [[Mr. Stoltzfus]], we listened "hardly" to a discourse in St. Pauls by Rev. Owen. A nap in the p.m. and an hour at Bright hour service brought us to an audience with Dr. Strobridge Asbury Park on the subject The Optimism of Jesus. The last moments spent on Beach Board Walk with Elmers Stoltzfus and Kraybill. The people at St. Elmo are interesting and interested; an acquaintance can easily be formed but time is precious on the Honeymoon. If any man dispute the fact I wish him well but the error is his own. We prolonged our stay at ocean to Wednesday morn. Monday being very warm and much of the groom's time was employed in urging the Bride to indulge in a surf bath which when the persuasion was accomplished there was no limiting except as the cold sea brine chilled the ardor and the supper hour demanded a hasty retreat. A trip to Fenton Farm closed the day for the most of importance and sound sleep, held enslaved until the dawn. From henceforward you shall read the biography in the third person under the names of Esta and Harry and I beg of you not to inquire the reason for so abrupt a diversion unless you visit the biographer in person. There was no one in the places set for Harry and Esta Tuesday morning and for once Esta failed to note that the people in the little house outside our dining room window ate breakfast at the same time we did and herein lies a wonderful tale. A large rectangular mirror hung in the rear of a neat bungalow just opposite the dining room windows. The reflection was remarkable, Harry noticed but without remark, that it set forth a seeming second table in the room beyond and as there was no possibility of fact in the matter, he soon understood. But the unsuspecting Esta sat side to the window and only glanced thru the window when she stole a glance at Elizabeth which was some two or three times during a meal. As you notice late upon the third day, Esta ventured to say the people opposite invariably ate their meals at the precise hour we did and the man at the end of the table always wore a suit of like figure with the punctual neighbors just opposite. And what embarrassment when the truth became known. June 22 Esta took a walk four blocks without her husband as a result Harry smoked seven cigars that day and had no little difficulty seeking information as to this very bold act. On the morning of the 23rd we took stage to N.Y. by Sandy Hook Line and came into 42nd St. Pier N. York to be met by Mr. Kreapple and shown to the Kreapple Home about 12 m. A funny thing happy Harry in seeking to have his baggage rechecked at Asbury. A certain colored porter noticed an inquiring expression on Harry's face and ventured assistance only to be refused. Harry walking farther was encountered by about 25 porters and was like to be carried merrily on the way when a certain baggage transfer came to his needed rescue. The ride by boat pleased each of us very much. There was much excitement in the harbor of N. York. An amusing incident might have been witnessed on upper deck where Harry wishing to hide the green boldly took chair and placed it for Esta but unfortunately had left Esta to stand guard over baggage and in the transition from baggage to the aforesaid chair, a space of a few seconds intervened, and in the mean time a later arrival caught up and embrased the above named chair. Harry was "stung" but just a bit wiser. So we learn a little every way. Esta has a marked imagination and when going upon the boat a sudden determination seized her to become sea sick. Unfortunately Harry had suggested such a possibility altho as most of you know the rout from Sandy Hook to N.Y. is within breakwater. Well, after ten minutes upon the briny deep, Esta expressed a fear of sickness and in another five wanted to go below but was prevailed upon to remain a little longer when lo and behold she realized she was sitting with the sun shining strongly upon her back which produced a burning sensation and hence the thot of sea sickness. Harry was very glad there was no real thing in it else the honeymoon would have been curtailed at New York, much of the later trip being planned by water and what a calamity. Well, with a rising temperature we sank into the famed 3rd ave. subway train [[New York City]] and there is little account to give unless you analyze the heat. Everything is 99% heat with much H2O and a great lot of H2SO4. Bronx Park was visited with Mr. Kraepple and daughter Maggie and granddaughter Margaret in the coach. Much pleasure came with the trip. There was little curious inspection but we had the pleasure of swaying the balanced rock with our own thumb. The Brown River affords a bit of wild scenery and boating quite unsurpassed. 307 For supper a refusal to go out and long eve upon the stoop passed us into Thursday and Central Park. Esta and Harry in company with a friend, took in the Natural History and Metropolitan Art with lunch in the third story. Esta had an eye for the precious stones laces Indian relics and the picture of the art gallery. Harry had an eye for everything but was more than pleased in the Natural History and if I may make personal reference he could remember nothing but the pleasant presence of Esta and a few stolen sweets. It is an advantage to the writer to be exempt from signing his name to this biography otherwise there might be too much investigation into the source of a few statements. Well Esta turned the clock back two hours Friday morn with the happy yet disastrous result that the bride and groom rose not until 10.30 at which hour they were accosted by the displeased chaperone and sharply accused for disappointing him at an earlier hour. New York has pleasures but not for me. New York has her lofty building her museums and aquarium but let others enjoy them. For us it is enough to know that the Empire City exists, the metropolis of the world but not our world. Our world is a small one to the physical eye bound by the narrow circumference of two rustic hearts with not even a safe place for a lingering friendship unless under strict challenge. So we hasted from the city of New York into a more rural and better favored suburb Brooklyn there to be entertained in good old Lancaster Co. style by Mr. and Mrs. Aikin and daughter. Here we encountered our first storm, here we enjoyed sweets and watermelon most devoutly craved. Here we met our first gathering of Lancaster Co. folk among whom were Mr. [[Jason Denlinger]], Mr. [[Adam Rohrer]], Mr. [[Elmwood Ranck]], Mr. [[Boise Workman]] and others who entertained delightfully. Later we were joined by no less honored personages than Mr. and Mrs. [[Lloyd B. Hershey]] who also were touring in honor of a recent matrimonial alliance. But no thanks is due them for an early sleep for of all noisy people. I believe Lloyd can keep above the crowd. Well we slept and woke and rose and departed after breakfast with a borrowed tooth brush a Brooch for delivery and an invitation to return for lunch. Well, Prospect Park Brooklyn may be nice but Esta was too tired to do other than sit beneath the shade of a tree and muse and sleep and so we turned back to Clarendore Road only to put Esta to bed while Harry roamed the adjacent Brooklyn. A walk to the Boulevard a pleasant eve with Cousin Clara and an early arrival at Breakfast and the church presided over by Mr. Maitery formerly of Gap M.E. led us past the am of the day. Mr. Ranck led us to his surrey and graciously exposed to our view his magnificent city of Brooklyn. Well we took the L and returned to 153 at New York to pass a few hours waiting for a boat to bear us upon the historical bosom of the Hudson. Esta said Harry was flush because he bot a 35 ct brooch with a die of the boat Robt. Fulton upon it. She also got a thoro coat of tan and later complained because it was not on her face. Well of all short days of the Honeymoon More June 28 was shortest. We passed the Catskills West Point the Upper Highlands and on to the head waters of the Hudson arriving at [[wikipedia:Albany|Albany]] only a little after six to pass hastily [thus] to the new Kenmore. Of all breaks Albany had her share. 'Twould jar my memory to relate. 'Twould shock civilization to read and 'twould be a blot of reproach upon the civilization and fair name of [[Lancaster]] to tell all but truth to say. There is no knowledge nor device in the grave neither is there reason or judgment after one has committed celibate suicide. Rooms at New Kenmore with bath $4.00 Value received. Lunch at Keller's State Street Grapenuts and coffee for supper a hurried retreat. An hour Tuesday morn in Capitol with guide 50 cents. Three hours in Washington Parks with much meditation. Train to Utica 4.25 Cheaper Hotel and less breaks. Early departure for Syracuse by trolley 2:30 p.m. Wed. Niagara visited. A late walk by the Falls a long sleep and breakfast at the Imperial Wonder of Wonders ask Esta Four Quailees served on a plate. Woe to the Negro race Hence forward they shall be taken for value recd. Esta thot it was magnificent she didn't mind the effect produced. Buffalo by Boat Western States with three hours anxiety about state room. Most highly appreciated however. The most hardly won are most highly appreciated. Moral Learning Buffalo 6 p.m. we steamed up Lake Erie at 24 knots an hour more or less and after several sleepless hours and very few sound sleeping ones we arose after 7 a.m. and dressed only to find our watch still going by Eastern Time and our boat moving on by Central time, hence an hour ahead of time and our boat an hour late. Cost of refreshments on boat excessive. Reached [[wikipedia:Detroit]] 8:30 a.m. July 2 1909 found Cousin Clara waiting for us, and all our friends in Detroit phoning for us. Well, Harry and Esta were at Home with Clarence and Clara. There was no fear for decorum or propriety as our host and hostess have by no means ended they honeymoon days; they are lovers still. Friday p.m. we were loafers. Sat a.m. Esta washed and ironed. Harry got into trouble generally and very late in the p.m. both took trolley to Wabash Ave where supper was served and a pleasant eve with Aunt Martha and the cousins. A long walk home to our lodging with only a few blocks out of way by error ended the week. Sabbath cleared bright, cool, and inspiring. Monday morning, July 5 dawned clear and bright. We breakfasted late and after our hostess had prepared an abundant lunch we set out for Belle Isle where we were joined by Clarence, Aunt Martha, and the cousins. Belle Isle is the famous park of the Detroit residents and indeed it would seem that the city were erupted judging from the crowd. After waiting for a long time we finally spread the lunch and tho we should have taken care for supper there was but little left. After lunch we visited the places of interest, the horticulture hall and aquarium were both full of novelty. Fishe of every variety were seen in their natural habitat. The most curious was the sea horse his head looked just like the horse and indeed it was almost as full of mettle as any. We were hurried there because of the incessant crowd and had to pass on hurridly to the deer enclosure. There we saw a beautiful brown buck and doe of the big horn variety. The Polar and Grizzly attracted much attention because of their antics. The air was so oppressive and so we sat resting until late in the p.m. and there a number of our crowd having gone to city we sat by the clear deep Detroit river eating our lunch as the boats and canoes glided smoothly by. After an hour musing by the beach we "sailed" back to the island tired and somewhat glad another noisy fourth had passed by hoping that this may have been the last noisy one. Tuesday morn was planned for sightseeing but we delayed in slumber too long and we had to content ourselves seeing Detroit from the Sky of the Majestic and one could hardly find a more novel way of viewing the town from the Majestic. We could view all the main aves 7 in number. After an hour thus Esta conceived a desire to see the extreme of Woodward Ave. We secured a fruit lunch too large for two but cousins ate most of it. Esta being busy brushing mosquitoes these animals being so audacious and active that the following morn both found lumps and boils immense. We returned to Aunts an hour late, partook of a most hearty supper and spent an evening merrily with cousins. We retired to rise earlier than usual. Wednesday morn Aunt took us to see Alice on Mt. Vernon and we soon acquainted ourselves with a seemingly peculiar circumstance and although an awkward occasion at first we began to enjoy the company thoroughly and were sorry to be called to leave so soon. Mrs. Williams is a woman of remarkable character and we learned to admire for her droll advice. We learned to care for children generally and Rol's especially learned to make tea and were inspired to a broader Christianity by her quotation. When we get beyond we will not be asked to what church we belong. Thursday morn Harry roamed the streets of Detroit collecting laundry, spending money, gazing at store windows etc, while Esta enjoyed the sweet company of Cousin Clara in her home. After a trip to the wharf for boat tickets and a return to early supper all went to an experience social. This was most interesting to those directly interested yet to those without was most tedious. Just before the meeting Aunt Martha and Ralph presented us with a pair of beautiful woolen blankets from Uncle Abram. Friday morning we arose and breakfasted with Cousin Clarence and after making final preparations being provided with a boat lunch by Clara we set out for the dock where our boat the Lady of Cleveland lay at anchor waiting for us. However, she was an hour late in starting and had a passage of less than one hundred. This being an extra trip across the lake. While securing my tickets I met with an old schoolmate and friend Mr. Fred Lou who was engaged selling tickets and again as we were waiting for the boat we were joined by him. We spent some time pleasantly together recounting many old time incidents. At ten-thirty we cleared port, set out on clear smooth Erie under a delightful breeze. Nothing unusual occurred during the sail. These two travelers enjoyed each others company. Esta slept while we sat on deck much of the time and only missed a scrap by a small margin. Arriving Cleveland 5:50 p.m. we walked streets visiting nickelodeons etc until 11:30 at which time we boarded the Pittsburg train riding until 6:50 a.m. at which time we arrived [[wikipedia:Pittsburgh|Pittsburg]]. The Bride experienced little difficulty in sleeping all through the long hours of that morning tho seized with a severe attack of neuralgia she "put up" a good bluff and seemed to sleep soundly. We breakfasted in Pittsburg on Grape Nuts and cream this time an appropriate diet, set our watch an hour earlier as per Eastern time and came East on the Philadelphia Express leaving 8 a.m. Again the Bride was sleepy and silent. The mountain scenery is incomparable. The variety of peaks gulleys grooves and clearings give scenery of endless interest. The mechanical feats performed in constructing the road bed are incredible. Horseshoe Bend thrills one as he watches the engine and rear coach at the same time from the middle coach. The beautiful Juanita river basin has scenes beautiful to the eye. The fifty miles above Harrisburg pass with almost incredible swiftness. [[Harrisburg]] is home. It is here we found those whom we knew. It was here we found stores and homes like our own. After half and hour's delay we found a trolley for [[Mechanicsburg]] and after a short walk came to the home of Cousin Christ. Here supper awaited us and of course we did justice to it. And tho impolite we suggested an early retiring and this granted all was well until the early Sabbath call. Our cousins took us to a church in Mechanicsburg where Rev. Sanil Hess preached the sermon. Hot and dusty we spent the p.m. observing one old spinning wheel etc. in the parlor. In the eve Christ drove us to Uncle Peter's and here we spent two nights and a day in a pleasant manner. The people were harvesting so Esta and I were much together. Esta stole a sleep and I took a walk more p.m. midges were bad and after these came mosquitoes. After a fond farewell on Tues morn Mary took us to the trolley in the new surrey. Esta forgot her coat no less than three times, lost her handkerchief once. Our train for Lancaster was 30 m late and after lunch at Nissley's we turned up at [[Gordonville]] 12:25 p.m. to the no little concern of the shop girls and loungers. Ivan brought us to Cedar Lawn after rehearsing our many experiences writing some letters and reading our mail it was ours to retire to sweet dreams and sleep. Honeymoon trip ended but not the Honeymoon. Forbid that it should end, during these many happy days which we hope to be ours in the future. The trip occupied twenty-six days, covered two-thousand miles, visited about forty friends. We spent one night on boat, one on the train, and four at Hotels, only one of which was first class. We saw ten different city Park, seven city buildings, two state capitals, and also took several excursions into the country. Mother and Father gave a reception in our honor to about eighty five guests on July 15th, and the two days following Esta spent with me at home. Most of the joys of the new relationship must never be told. They exist only for those concerned and would not be understood by others. But sufficient to say the life is far beyond the highest expectations and promises to grow better daily. {| class="wikitable" |- ! Gifts ! Currency |- |Susanna Hershey |5.00 |- |Hershey Leaman |1.00 |- |Maggie Hershey |1.00 |- |Katie Wenger |1.00 |- |Amos Wenger |1.00 |- |Christ Metzler |1.00 |- |Levi Wenger |1.00 |- |Sanil Denlinger |1.00 |- |Amos Hershey |1.00 |- |Annie Brackbill |1.00 |- |Hettie Kreider |1.00 |- |Susanna Metzler |.50 |- | -- |1.00 |} Diary after return from Honeymoon * July 14 - washing dirty dudds, Home and to shop with Nancy * July 15 - back to Cedar Lawn and home to the reception Esta donned her wedding [dress] and supper went off nicely * July 16 - at home with Esta and Mother. A bit lazy all day with a walk to Isaac's in the evening * July 17 - Dinner at Pharoas [Phares] Buckwalter's Shopping in town and lunch at home afterwards * July 18 - Sunday - no church - no drive - a full round loaf with much letter writing * July 19 - Hoeing at Esta's home with Father Leaman a perfect reconciliation * July 20 - no work, a drive to Bro's and a little information about a farm returned about 9:30 and was lovingly rec'd by Esta * July 21 - helped Isaac build a stall, Esta spent the day with me at sisters' * July 22 - rain many places, sufficient for plowing * July 23 - a son born to Isaac Buckwalter, visited with Dan Eshleman, threshed at Esta's home * July 24 - Esta wanted to attend service at Kinzer but we didn't go, Hershey preached * July 25 - a sad accident to Elwood Hershey, leg badly shattered in gasolene engine, amputation necessary, condition serious, Did a bit of work at Isaac's, * July 26 - Tuesday with Isaac, p.m. with Esta * July 27 - Mission meeting, crowd immense, animated and strong speakers * July 28 – Nothing doing at Cedar Lawn * July 29 - Threshed with Freeland Buckwalter * July 30 - spent day with sister Annie on the farm, Evening at Intercourse singing at Uncle Benj Hershey * July 31 - home with family, all is pleasant, nice drive to Red Well Church [[Category:Journals]] [[Category:Primary sources]] 1074b44acd8cbdbb2dddf18a56c1ce82f71f0284 14 3427 6701 2008-05-23T17:43:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 add to primary sources cat wikitext text/x-wiki This is a list of all journal entries in the wiki. [[Category:Primary sources]] 821f4853d7e5a2ab2312eb1d499a67530d59445d 14 3304 6505 2008-05-23T17:43:47Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki This is the master category page for the [[E. Herman Brackbill]] journals. [[Category:Journals]] 291fada23e749bd6bd52f2800f11f4048c4f7376 0 2793 5511 2008-06-05T17:40:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We can help it but we don't and so we get up late, and hurry, and get to work just in the nick of time. It was a beautiful morning and continued fair and warm all day. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing in the morning. We were not harassed by customers and so had lots of time for other work. We received bad news that [[Phil Egster]] & wife & little girl were hurt in an automobile accident in Arizona. We had choir praactice in the evening but Jane didn't go, she ironed instead getting ready for housecleaning. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 5, 1940|May 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 7, 1940|May 7, 1940]] }} 74e2464cdd4685769d0a83d2a09e706314be0a12 5512 2008-06-05T17:40:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We can help it but we don't and so we get up late, and hurry, and get to work just in the nick of time. It was a beautiful morning and continued fair and warm all day. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing in the morning. We were not harassed by customers and so had lots of time for other work. We received bad news that [[Phil Egster]] & wife & little girl were hurt in an automobile accident in Arizona. We had choir praactice in the evening but Jane didn't go, she ironed instead getting ready for housecleaning. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 5, 1940|May 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 7, 1940|May 7, 1940]] }} 74e2464cdd4685769d0a83d2a09e706314be0a12 0 2798 5523 2008-06-05T17:48:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We all four got up about 5:30 this morning. We didn't seem to be sleepy. I dug garden before breakfast & then didn't eat enough. [[Val]] went off to work at six. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to cleaning again. I went to work also. Today was swell again. Customers were few again. [[Hackman]] came before supper. I did a little garden. After supper I went to [[J. Z. Sandis]]' to a committee meeting of S.S. "Extention." We did a fine job of preparing for a canvass of [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. I had my car at the garage. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 7, 1940|May 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 9, 1940|May 9, 1940]] }} 06aef480a1e769164d2b68fcec710aed6122ff5a 0 2802 5529 2008-06-05T17:53:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It was too wet to dig garden before breakfast so we didn't get up very early. I made my breakfast once again & went off to work. [[Jane Young|Jane]] worked again after she got there. We were a little bit busier than usual. [[Charlie Hurst]] installed a speaker system & it was interesting. [[Arthur S. Young|Arthur]] left for [[Bloomsburg]] etc. After supper Jane went to the Dr. & we went to choir practice. I then got my hair cut and we visited [[Brackbill Farm|down home]] & [[Groff]]s. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 8, 1940|May 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 10, 1940|May 10, 1940]] }} acb3ebe135a7532bb4228ca64864e19c5430f2f3 0 2795 5516 2008-06-05T17:57:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 typo wikitext text/x-wiki I went off to work without [[Jane Young|Jane]] again this morning. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] was to come and help clean the upstairs. Harold & I made out quite all right by ourselves. We had a nice warm dinner that really did the trick. In the evening [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] brought the little garden tractor up & we had a lot of fun. ([[Gid]] broke his leg.) [[Val]] came for supper & helped with the garden. We had a pretty fair [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Board meeting at [[Romaine]]'s. Jane stayed with company. We also ate & sang. Came home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 6, 1940|May 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 8, 1940|May 8, 1940]] }} 5707054ada20c40e0bfc90dda056a682c0daac1a 5518 2008-06-05T17:57:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 typo wikitext text/x-wiki I went off to work without [[Jane Young|Jane]] again this morning. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] was to come and help clean the upstairs. Harold & I made out quite all right by ourselves. We had a nice warm dinner that really did the trick. In the evening [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] brought the little garden tractor up & we had a lot of fun. ([[Gid]] broke his leg.) [[Val]] came for supper & helped with the garden. We had a pretty fair [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Board meeting at [[Romaine]]'s. Jane stayed with company. We also ate & sang. Came home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 6, 1940|May 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 8, 1940|May 8, 1940]] }} 5707054ada20c40e0bfc90dda056a682c0daac1a 0 2724 5359 2008-06-05T17:59:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I got up when I should have this morning, made my own breakfast & walked to work. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was here but deserved to stay in bed till I left. We used our new speaking system at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] for the first time today and really had fun. It was a real nice day but a little colder. Business was fair. After a fast & furious supper etc., Jane went to Guild and I went to [[Ruth Eicholz]]'s to nominate officers for [[East Branch]]. We had a hard time. I got home before Jane & probably will get to bed first. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 9, 1940|May 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 11, 1940|May 11, 1940]] }} 1aaa3058a99cc16259d2c8a41c3f1e3fa3f10bc0 5361 2008-06-05T17:59:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I got up when I should have this morning, made my own breakfast & walked to work. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was here but deserved to stay in bed till I left. We used our new speaking system at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] for the first time today and really had fun. It was a real nice day but a little colder. Business was fair. After a fast & furious supper etc., Jane went to Guild and I went to [[Ruth Eicholz]]'s to nominate officers for [[East Branch]]. We had a hard time. I got home before Jane & probably will get to bed first. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 9, 1940|May 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 11, 1940|May 11, 1940]] }} 1aaa3058a99cc16259d2c8a41c3f1e3fa3f10bc0 0 2726 5365 2008-06-05T18:01:23Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]], of course, didn't go to work this morning, but I, of course, did. We got everything accomplished quite well and were ready to come home at noon. After dinner we worked in the garden and mowed the lawn. Showers put an end to outside activities and then I cleaned up and went to the store. After supper we went down home and experimented with the new speaking system to the house. We had a nice pleasant evening of it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 10, 1940|May 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 12, 1940|May 12, 1940]] }} 98e20bee50cb00eed57d20cf170e0ddba6dd49d2 5367 2008-06-05T18:01:23Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]], of course, didn't go to work this morning, but I, of course, did. We got everything accomplished quite well and were ready to come home at noon. After dinner we worked in the garden and mowed the lawn. Showers put an end to outside activities and then I cleaned up and went to the store. After supper we went down home and experimented with the new speaking system to the house. We had a nice pleasant evening of it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 10, 1940|May 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 12, 1940|May 12, 1940]] }} 98e20bee50cb00eed57d20cf170e0ddba6dd49d2 0 2728 5372 2008-06-05T18:04:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It was expedient that we get up an hour earlier this morning, for all the services were changed to Daylight time. We didn't notice any difference. [[Reba]] invited us to dinner &, of course, we came. We ate lots. After dinner Joyce & I walked. Then we all went to visit [[George Smith]]s. We came back home and grabbed a bit of supper and hurried off to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. M.J.B. led. After church we talked to [[Mr. Kaufman|Mr & Mrs Kaufman]]. Then visited [[Red]] & Mrs. Red. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 11, 1940|May 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 13, 1940|May 13, 1940]] }} f4c8a11ee0cd92c1ed7b48cc9720721b2123a5c3 5373 2008-06-05T18:04:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It was expedient that we get up an hour earlier this morning, for all the services were changed to Daylight time. We didn't notice any difference. [[Reba]] invited us to dinner &, of course, we came. We ate lots. After dinner Joyce & I walked. Then we all went to visit [[George Smith]]s. We came back home and grabbed a bit of supper and hurried off to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. M.J.B. led. After church we talked to [[Mr. Kaufman|Mr & Mrs Kaufman]]. Then visited [[Red]] & Mrs. Red. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 11, 1940|May 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 13, 1940|May 13, 1940]] }} f4c8a11ee0cd92c1ed7b48cc9720721b2123a5c3 0 2730 5377 2008-06-05T18:06:11Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki After the alarm wakened me, I turned it of and went back to sleep. A little bit later I had to get awake again and then to hurry. We weren't extra busy with trade and so our work at the office was almost entirely book-work. It was nice and warm again today with sunshine dominating. After supper we went with [[Ranck]]s to [[County Chorus]] practice. It was long & we were late getting home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 12, 1940|May 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 14, 1940|May 14, 1940]] }} fab3f028df7ce9faddb2405639db4886dcfc5266 5379 2008-06-05T18:06:11Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki After the alarm wakened me, I turned it of and went back to sleep. A little bit later I had to get awake again and then to hurry. We weren't extra busy with trade and so our work at the office was almost entirely book-work. It was nice and warm again today with sunshine dominating. After supper we went with [[Ranck]]s to [[County Chorus]] practice. It was long & we were late getting home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 12, 1940|May 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 14, 1940|May 14, 1940]] }} fab3f028df7ce9faddb2405639db4886dcfc5266 0 2732 5384 2008-06-05T18:08:39Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] washed & I drove the Chevy to work. We had a little bit of a shower in the morning, but it surely didn't last long. It turned out to be a pretty good work day. [[Arthur S. Young|Mr. Young]] went to [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] in the afternoon. I didn't do much for I couldn't find much to do. After supper we worked in the Garden. It was fun running the little garden tractor around. We worked till dark. Then we sat around and drank peach juice and headed for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 13, 1940|May 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 15, 1940|May 15, 1940]] }} 2c7c871ca2e5da1e1bed3dfbac902b57b66d2cb4 0 2736 5390 2008-06-05T18:11:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 typo wikitext text/x-wiki We were late getting started this morning. I had to eat light breakfast and drive the car to get there on time. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was there most of the day and we had fun getting meeting notice letters out. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] helped us. It was really warm today with a strong breeze and continued so at night. After supper we had our own choir practice at church and then practiced with the [[United Brethren|U.B.]] Choir at [[Paradise High School|High School]] for Baccalaureate. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 14, 1940|May 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 16, 1940|May 16, 1940]] }} 57c44066726aa55957e94660a49f0f20a83f29d4 5391 2008-06-05T18:11:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 typo wikitext text/x-wiki We were late getting started this morning. I had to eat light breakfast and drive the car to get there on time. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was there most of the day and we had fun getting meeting notice letters out. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] helped us. It was really warm today with a strong breeze and continued so at night. After supper we had our own choir practice at church and then practiced with the [[United Brethren|U.B.]] Choir at [[Paradise High School|High School]] for Baccalaureate. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 14, 1940|May 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 16, 1940|May 16, 1940]] }} 57c44066726aa55957e94660a49f0f20a83f29d4 0 2738 5395 2008-06-05T18:15:04Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I got awake this morning very early to the welcomed sound of showers of rain. When it was time to get up we were more inclined to stay in bed as usual. Young man, I had a busy day, well, we all had a busy day for it was wet and still wetting. Farmers couldn't work so they came to see us. We did a big business. We had late supper. Afterwards I worked at a crossword puzzle while [[Jane Young|Jane]] did dishes and weaved. Then I wrote to [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] & Jane put the finishing touches on it. Then to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 15, 1940|May 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 17, 1940|May 17, 1940]] }} 61fb2d16765385d2f5a3726fd60d32f34d499f4f 0 2740 5400 2008-06-05T18:19:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki You see how it was today. [[Jane Young|Jane]] thought she had bettergo to the office again and that she did. We weren't quite as busy and so had time to catch up a little more. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] was away part of the day, too. We got good news about [[Phil Egster|Phil]] & family -- may come home in a week. After supper we went over to Bowmansville to the Spring rally of the [[East Branch]]. I pinchhitted for [[Reba]] and presided. [[Rev. Donald Thomas]] spoke. It was a fine trip and a fine meeting. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 16, 1940|May 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 18, 1940|May 18, 1940]] }} ac6126f8fdc9c81fb49993ffe8dfcb30d76991d8 5402 2008-06-05T18:19:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki You see how it was today. [[Jane Young|Jane]] thought she had bettergo to the office again and that she did. We weren't quite as busy and so had time to catch up a little more. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] was away part of the day, too. We got good news about [[Phil Egster|Phil]] & family -- may come home in a week. After supper we went over to Bowmansville to the Spring rally of the [[East Branch]]. I pinchhitted for [[Reba]] and presided. [[Rev. Donald Thomas]] spoke. It was a fine trip and a fine meeting. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 16, 1940|May 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 18, 1940|May 18, 1940]] }} ac6126f8fdc9c81fb49993ffe8dfcb30d76991d8 0 2742 5406 2008-06-05T18:21:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki There seemed to be no special reason to hurry this morning, so I laid in bed until the zero hour, then hurried off to work. Nothing rushed us at all and we were finished pretty well at noon. After dinner [[Jane Young|Jane]] and I both went down to type and mimeograph for the [[County Chorus]] and the Sunday School. We came home later & I mowed the yard, Jane planted flowers. After supper we went to [[Gap]] to hear the H. S. Band. It was good. [[Mary Jane]] celebrated her 17th birthday today--long live the Queen. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 17, 1940|May 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 19, 1940|May 19, 1940]] }} bd63684c11359940b99e5ba6d7ef0cb2dbf11de0 5408 2008-06-05T18:21:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki There seemed to be no special reason to hurry this morning, so I laid in bed until the zero hour, then hurried off to work. Nothing rushed us at all and we were finished pretty well at noon. After dinner [[Jane Young|Jane]] and I both went down to type and mimeograph for the [[County Chorus]] and the Sunday School. We came home later & I mowed the yard, Jane planted flowers. After supper we went to [[Gap]] to hear the H. S. Band. It was good. [[Mary Jane]] celebrated her 17th birthday today--long live the Queen. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 17, 1940|May 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 19, 1940|May 19, 1940]] }} bd63684c11359940b99e5ba6d7ef0cb2dbf11de0 0 2744 5412 2008-06-05T18:23:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got around early and all right again this morning. It was swell outside--a true summer day. We went to Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] and enjoyed them very much as usual. We went up to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]'s for dinner and looked around a little, then we went down to [[Smoker]]s & [[Buck]]s down by the river side. We spent the afternoon there. After supper we hurried back to baccalaureate at [[Paradise High School|H.S.]] where we helped in the choir. [[Rev. Snavely]] preached & it was hot. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 18, 1940|May 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 20, 1940|May 20, 1940]] }} e1d2f7e52a511bf017bac5b10d26369381a3e140 5414 2008-06-05T18:23:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got around early and all right again this morning. It was swell outside--a true summer day. We went to Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] and enjoyed them very much as usual. We went up to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]'s for dinner and looked around a little, then we went down to [[Smoker]]s & [[Buck]]s down by the river side. We spent the afternoon there. After supper we hurried back to baccalaureate at [[Paradise High School|H.S.]] where we helped in the choir. [[Rev. Snavely]] preached & it was hot. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 18, 1940|May 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 20, 1940|May 20, 1940]] }} e1d2f7e52a511bf017bac5b10d26369381a3e140 0 2749 5425 2008-06-05T18:25:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We start another week in the usual manner. [[Jane Young|The "Missus"]] did the washing in the morning & I went to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. After dinner we both were at our accustomed places. Among other things we sent notices to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] all over the county about the Chorus's Recital. It rained something worth writing about. It almost tied up traffic. After supper we went to [[Lancaster]] to final rehearsal of the chorus. They were nearly all there and things went swell. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 19, 1940|May 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 21, 1940|May 21, 1940]] }} 59c604dacdb90c7b805216b14474af00f5408ff1 14 3351 6580 2008-06-13T00:24:24Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created category wikitext text/x-wiki This category contains members of the Brown family. [[Category:People]] e9ae498b15fa08c5400daef26273706e0e68f960 0 2753 5431 2008-06-13T13:53:15Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We had to crack open the shell of slumber and rise up to the daily tasks. [[Jane Young|Jane]] thought it most important to do the ironing in the morning and to take [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]], [[Nancy Young|Nancy]], and [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] to [[Lancaster]] in the afternoon. Nancy bought a bicycle. Everything was fine and dandy in the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|Young Co.]] Headquarters. After slow and late supper, we just sat around and did odds and ends and not much of anything. I made a little music and Jane wove. We went to bed early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 20, 1940|May 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 22, 1940|May 22, 1940]] }} ff4f9a0d5119626017eb987aac65186eb9d06362 0 2760 5448 2008-06-13T14:03:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Everything was as usual today again. The [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] & shop were just pretty busy again. The weather these days has been kinda odd for this time of year. Almost cold enough for fire in the house. And we had fire in the office. I didn't eat supper at home in the evening but rather, [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]], [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] & I went to Hotel Weber to a Local Club # 4 dinner meeting. It was very nice & enjoyable. Only the people were nearly all strange. We got home before very late. ==Commentary== ''Local Club # 4 may have been the Lions Club, of which both Arthur S. Young and Harold Keneagy were members.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 23, 1940|May 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 25, 1940|May 25, 1940]] }} 9db6cac316a52821e8b0aabd83643ea017600b53 5450 2008-06-13T14:03:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Everything was as usual today again. The [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] & shop were just pretty busy again. The weather these days has been kinda odd for this time of year. Almost cold enough for fire in the house. And we had fire in the office. I didn't eat supper at home in the evening but rather, [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]], [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] & I went to Hotel Weber to a Local Club # 4 dinner meeting. It was very nice & enjoyable. Only the people were nearly all strange. We got home before very late. ==Commentary== ''Local Club # 4 may have been the Lions Club, of which both Arthur S. Young and Harold Keneagy were members.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 23, 1940|May 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 25, 1940|May 25, 1940]] }} 9db6cac316a52821e8b0aabd83643ea017600b53 0 2766 5460 2008-06-13T14:11:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We had pretty much of a thunderstorm last night or this morning about one. The electric clock in the kitchen had stopped at that time. But even that didn't clear off the weather. We went to S.S. and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] as usual and things were fine. We ate dinner at home and in the afternoon went over home and played ball & quoits. After a big supper we went to [[Lancaster]] and sang in the [[County Chorus]] recital at [[Moravian]]. We drove home afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 25, 1940|May 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 27, 1940|May 27, 1940]] }} 1e6c22bc7086775aaa72bf2fb3fe9004ad544e2c 5461 2008-06-13T14:11:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We had pretty much of a thunderstorm last night or this morning about one. The electric clock in the kitchen had stopped at that time. But even that didn't clear off the weather. We went to S.S. and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] as usual and things were fine. We ate dinner at home and in the afternoon went over home and played ball & quoits. After a big supper we went to [[Lancaster]] and sang in the [[County Chorus]] recital at [[Moravian]]. We drove home afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 25, 1940|May 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 27, 1940|May 27, 1940]] }} 1e6c22bc7086775aaa72bf2fb3fe9004ad544e2c 0 2770 5471 2008-06-13T14:20:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Today promised to fairly warm and clear and so [[Jane Young|Jane]] washed in the forenoon. I, of course, went to work. We were pretty busy. The shop is full of threshers getting ready for the coming season. Jane took [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] and some kids to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] for practice in the afternoon. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] came up and was with us for supper. We brought mother up later and spent the evening looking around and talking. We returned our company and then went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 27, 1940|May 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 29, 1940|May 29, 1940]] }} a717b0657f8a388895f2807d1f74a169a4b2c0d9 5473 2008-06-13T14:20:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Today promised to fairly warm and clear and so [[Jane Young|Jane]] washed in the forenoon. I, of course, went to work. We were pretty busy. The shop is full of threshers getting ready for the coming season. Jane took [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] and some kids to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] for practice in the afternoon. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] came up and was with us for supper. We brought mother up later and spent the evening looking around and talking. We returned our company and then went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 27, 1940|May 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 29, 1940|May 29, 1940]] }} a717b0657f8a388895f2807d1f74a169a4b2c0d9 0 2772 5477 2008-06-13T14:24:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I got up when the alarm rang - 6 oclock. As a result I didn't have to hurry and got to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]] in good time. Three [[wikipedia:baler|automatons]] went out from the factory today. That a good many--almost a record. It got warmer and clearer this morning but got cloudy [[Dialect|till]] night. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was with us in the afternoon. We were busy. After supper we went up to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] and to choir practice. [[Mrs. Herr]] played the organ and we practiced for Sunday A.M. We practiced for Childrens Day afterward. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 28, 1940|May 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 30, 1940|May 30, 1940]] }} edbb3187307f1fd1d8d8c0ea82a43f6eaaa46495 5479 2008-06-13T14:24:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I got up when the alarm rang - 6 oclock. As a result I didn't have to hurry and got to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]] in good time. Three [[wikipedia:baler|automatons]] went out from the factory today. That a good many--almost a record. It got warmer and clearer this morning but got cloudy [[Dialect|till]] night. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was with us in the afternoon. We were busy. After supper we went up to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] and to choir practice. [[Mrs. Herr]] played the organ and we practiced for Sunday A.M. We practiced for Childrens Day afterward. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 28, 1940|May 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 30, 1940|May 30, 1940]] }} edbb3187307f1fd1d8d8c0ea82a43f6eaaa46495 0 2779 5490 2008-06-13T14:27:15Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Memorial Day--in memory of those who have done many noble deeds in order that we might live in peace and safety. Farmers insist on working and so they think that implement stores and machine shops should also wait on them. Therefore I worked most of the day. Late in the afternoon I washed the car with [[Webby]]. We then went with [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] up to Marg & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]]'s . We played croquet etc. It was a bad rainy night and kind of suppressed us. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 29, 1940|May 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 31, 1940|May 31, 1940]] }} c34f1ce96c2903df25337803f5962fb363754e24 0 2758 5442 2008-06-13T14:47:14Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Today gave us a good opportunity to know the importance of Mr. [[Harold Keneagy|H.B. Keneagy]]. He was away all day, helping his father raise the barn. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was down with me, and we made out first rate. After coming home from work, we were just ready to eat supper when [[Mr. Williams]] came and we took time out to select wallpaper for the front room. We were late for choir practice then, so I took a book up to [[Reba]] and then we went down home a while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 22, 1940|May 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 24, 1940|May 24, 1940]] }} a8ba9916146de70670ccdd14b9f475611b13e94e 5444 2008-06-13T14:47:14Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Today gave us a good opportunity to know the importance of Mr. [[Harold Keneagy|H.B. Keneagy]]. He was away all day, helping his father raise the barn. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was down with me, and we made out first rate. After coming home from work, we were just ready to eat supper when [[Mr. Williams]] came and we took time out to select wallpaper for the front room. We were late for choir practice then, so I took a book up to [[Reba]] and then we went down home a while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 22, 1940|May 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 24, 1940|May 24, 1940]] }} a8ba9916146de70670ccdd14b9f475611b13e94e 0 2768 5465 2008-06-13T14:54:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki We were poky again this morning but then the weather was just as cloudy as usual and so [[Jane Young|Jane]] didn't do the washing. We both went down the office and I was good for there was much to be done and lots of customers. After we came home and after we had supper, we hurried and went to [[Lancaster]]. We picked up a bent spike on Poorhouse Hill and that made a flat tire. We visited [[Ruth]] and then went to see [[Phil Egster|Phil]]. He looked fine. Then we came home and visited down home a little. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 26, 1940|May 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 28, 1940|May 28, 1940]] }} 156a6db4c46db21228b04fb6e1d69d4dcc1a9ef7 5467 2008-06-13T14:54:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki We were poky again this morning but then the weather was just as cloudy as usual and so [[Jane Young|Jane]] didn't do the washing. We both went down the office and I was good for there was much to be done and lots of customers. After we came home and after we had supper, we hurried and went to [[Lancaster]]. We picked up a bent spike on Poorhouse Hill and that made a flat tire. We visited [[Ruth]] and then went to see [[Phil Egster|Phil]]. He looked fine. Then we came home and visited down home a little. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 26, 1940|May 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 28, 1940|May 28, 1940]] }} 156a6db4c46db21228b04fb6e1d69d4dcc1a9ef7 0 2783 5496 2008-06-13T14:56:50Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Again it's work. Again the weather is unsettled. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was helping down at the office. It was payday and so the men had to be paid, among other things. I had a trip to [[Intercourse]] & [[Gap]] with [[Nancy Young|Nancy]]. After supper Jane went to Childrens Day Pageant practice. [[Webby]] and I visited out on the glider. Later Jane returned and [[Red McLaughlin|Red]] & Mrs. Red came to visit. It was late and they didn't stay very long. We just talked and didn't play any. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 30, 1940|May 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 1, 1940|Jun 1, 1940]] }} 612b4666379fb6194eac13b6c664a1a6dbc998b5 0 2606 5074 2008-06-13T15:06:34Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki A beautiful morning was this first one of June. We gently drifted along to S.S. and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] (I say "drifted" because it didn't take any effort, it seemed the thing to do.) The Young People's choir sang in the morning - a first time of the summer. They unveiled a new baptismal fount. We dined at home. In the afternoon the neighbor children gathered to play croquet. [[Jane Young|Jane]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and after church we went over home for about an hour. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 1, 1940|Jun 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 3, 1940|Jun 3, 1940]] }} a966cbf732ff645238db5f8ee789979856dd5809 5075 2008-06-13T15:06:34Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki A beautiful morning was this first one of June. We gently drifted along to S.S. and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] (I say "drifted" because it didn't take any effort, it seemed the thing to do.) The Young People's choir sang in the morning - a first time of the summer. They unveiled a new baptismal fount. We dined at home. In the afternoon the neighbor children gathered to play croquet. [[Jane Young|Jane]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and after church we went over home for about an hour. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 1, 1940|Jun 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 3, 1940|Jun 3, 1940]] }} a966cbf732ff645238db5f8ee789979856dd5809 0 2632 5136 2008-06-13T15:09:31Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I intended to get up earlier this morning and to go to work earlier, but I didn't. I made it just about as usual. It was another nice day and we were pretty busy. The last day of the month things had to be done. After supper, [[Red McLaughlin|Red]] and [[Arvella]] dropped in. [[Sam Wenger|Mr. Wenger]] came in and we signed a lease for the rent of the house. The [[County Chorus]] had a doggie roast at Roots and we really went and enjoyed it a terrible lot. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 2, 1940|Jun 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 4, 1940|Jun 4, 1940]] }} 928ef82f8658a14ae187e8ff9927a93e10009f6f 0 2637 5147 2008-06-13T15:11:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Come on, sleepyheads, get up! Too tired? You had long night's rest, too sleepy? Didn't you sleep all night? Isn't there anything for you to do or no service you can render? Come on, you'll be all right once you are up and have your face washed, of course so it goes. We were alone and busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] all day. It was surely hot, the hottest this summer yet by far. After supper we went to pageant practice and board meeting and a sweet little social of the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 3, 1940|Jun 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 5, 1940|Jun 5, 1940]] }} 26bbfbda4ae54e05f27e17c59e3ad02cb5441188 5149 2008-06-13T15:11:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Come on, sleepyheads, get up! Too tired? You had long night's rest, too sleepy? Didn't you sleep all night? Isn't there anything for you to do or no service you can render? Come on, you'll be all right once you are up and have your face washed, of course so it goes. We were alone and busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] all day. It was surely hot, the hottest this summer yet by far. After supper we went to pageant practice and board meeting and a sweet little social of the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 3, 1940|Jun 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 5, 1940|Jun 5, 1940]] }} 26bbfbda4ae54e05f27e17c59e3ad02cb5441188 0 2639 5153 2008-06-13T15:15:48Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki No use, can't get up early to save my neck. [[Jane Young|Jane]] never gets up anymore till after I've gone to work. We weren't extra busy but had enough to keep us stepping. Paul and [[Arthur S. Young|"Daddy"]] were away all day appraising Landis Brothers in [[Lancaster]]. Jane and [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|her mother]] went to Lancaster in the afternoon. After supper we went to pageant practice and choir practice. There was a pretty good turnout. We had a long practice and did well. Afterwards we went to [[Singers]] and all had icecream. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 4, 1940|Jun 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 6, 1940|Jun 6, 1940]] }} 043dfb04a4186b12f26acdb30faa78de6e727007 5155 2008-06-13T15:15:48Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki No use, can't get up early to save my neck. [[Jane Young|Jane]] never gets up anymore till after I've gone to work. We weren't extra busy but had enough to keep us stepping. Paul and [[Arthur S. Young|"Daddy"]] were away all day appraising Landis Brothers in [[Lancaster]]. Jane and [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|her mother]] went to Lancaster in the afternoon. After supper we went to pageant practice and choir practice. There was a pretty good turnout. We had a long practice and did well. Afterwards we went to [[Singers]] and all had icecream. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 4, 1940|Jun 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 6, 1940|Jun 6, 1940]] }} 043dfb04a4186b12f26acdb30faa78de6e727007 0 3431 6707 2008-06-13T15:18:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki '''Herbert Sheaffer''' was the son of [[John Sheaffer]] and [[Susannah Withrow]] and the nephew of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]]. He was married to Mary Singer and their daughter was Lois. {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers]] d6be1830fec878c1bad3e62ca9421688893eafb1 0 2641 5159 2008-06-13T15:20:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Another beautiful clear morning greeted us, promising a swell, summer day. [[Jane Young|Jane]] stayed abed as usual, and I went to work. This [[wikipedia:baler|automaton]] business is certainly booming, with a total of 75 gone out to date and 30 this season. [[Mr. Williams]] came and got ready to paper our front room. After supper we hoed the garden. [[Webby]] came and we talked and planned. I read a few chapters of "Bambi" and then retired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 5, 1940|Jun 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 7, 1940|Jun 7, 1940]] }} 7ce04907075e3539e854a8000102cb0937a83d89 5161 2008-06-13T15:20:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Another beautiful clear morning greeted us, promising a swell, summer day. [[Jane Young|Jane]] stayed abed as usual, and I went to work. This [[wikipedia:baler|automaton]] business is certainly booming, with a total of 75 gone out to date and 30 this season. [[Mr. Williams]] came and got ready to paper our front room. After supper we hoed the garden. [[Webby]] came and we talked and planned. I read a few chapters of "Bambi" and then retired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 5, 1940|Jun 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 7, 1940|Jun 7, 1940]] }} 7ce04907075e3539e854a8000102cb0937a83d89 0 2643 5164 2008-06-13T15:22:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We arose early this morning, both of us, to be ready for the paper hanger. He came before breakfast and was finished shortly after dinner. It was warm again, almost too warm for good work. We were busy and the checks nearly didn't get out. After supper I took some of the townschildren whom I had hauled to and from Bible school the past two weeks to their graduation which was in the form of a demonstration. It was encouraging and stimulating. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 6, 1940|Jun 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 8, 1940|Jun 8, 1940]] }} ec6b7513e7ea2a4de551f815b821b1dfc7b3b676 5166 2008-06-13T15:22:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We arose early this morning, both of us, to be ready for the paper hanger. He came before breakfast and was finished shortly after dinner. It was warm again, almost too warm for good work. We were busy and the checks nearly didn't get out. After supper I took some of the townschildren whom I had hauled to and from Bible school the past two weeks to their graduation which was in the form of a demonstration. It was encouraging and stimulating. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 6, 1940|Jun 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 8, 1940|Jun 8, 1940]] }} ec6b7513e7ea2a4de551f815b821b1dfc7b3b676 0 2645 5170 2008-06-13T15:25:04Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Nothing happened at the office worth mentioning, at least not worth remembering four days later, which is now. I worked again in the afternoon. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to children's day practice. When I did come home finally, I mowed the yard, then we ate supper. When I was cleaning myself up after supper, [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came. I had to get my hair cut. The whole Young family came with icecream. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] showed the [[wikipedia:Baler|automaton]] movies and we listened to his radio. All went home in good time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 7, 1940|Jun 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 9, 1940|Jun 9, 1940]] }} 4b06aff825ae635ed4979e608c9f425021e1c0e6 5172 2008-06-13T15:25:04Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Nothing happened at the office worth mentioning, at least not worth remembering four days later, which is now. I worked again in the afternoon. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to children's day practice. When I did come home finally, I mowed the yard, then we ate supper. When I was cleaning myself up after supper, [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came. I had to get my hair cut. The whole Young family came with icecream. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] showed the [[wikipedia:Baler|automaton]] movies and we listened to his radio. All went home in good time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 7, 1940|Jun 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 9, 1940|Jun 9, 1940]] }} 4b06aff825ae635ed4979e608c9f425021e1c0e6 0 2647 5176 2008-06-13T15:28:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Childrens Day, aaaah! Bringing to mind those days when pretty girls and fancy dresses made an impression on me, when we all had our piece to say and all had a good laugh at the little kids. Those days have not been forgotten, yet the day has not failed to bring its annual blessings to all of us. We ate at home after church. [[Webby]] went along over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] after dinner. We swam. [[Harold Brackbill|Short--Harold]]--had just gotten home from college. It was warm and we played croquet. [[Aldina Beane|Aldina]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Jane didn't go. A very heavy rain & gust flooded cars and roads but we had fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 8, 1940|Jun 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 10, 1940|Jun 10, 1940]] }} b4c506bf4735561a1dfd865f5e3d51f44a4374b1 5178 2008-06-13T15:28:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Childrens Day, aaaah! Bringing to mind those days when pretty girls and fancy dresses made an impression on me, when we all had our piece to say and all had a good laugh at the little kids. Those days have not been forgotten, yet the day has not failed to bring its annual blessings to all of us. We ate at home after church. [[Webby]] went along over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] after dinner. We swam. [[Harold Brackbill|Short--Harold]]--had just gotten home from college. It was warm and we played croquet. [[Aldina Beane|Aldina]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Jane didn't go. A very heavy rain & gust flooded cars and roads but we had fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 8, 1940|Jun 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 10, 1940|Jun 10, 1940]] }} b4c506bf4735561a1dfd865f5e3d51f44a4374b1 0 2580 5018 2008-06-13T15:37:54Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We begin another week but not the usual washday Monday. Last night's rain left mud everywhere and the world soaked. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to Lancaster and I to work again. It was a wet Monday. That means that farmers from far and near took time off to visit us a little. After supper [[Harold Keneagy|H.B.]] and I were both back at our desks on the job. Having so far neglected current events in the political world, I sidestep my former habit and record that [[wikipedia:Italian invasion of France|Italy declared war on England and France on the side of Germany]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 9, 1940|Jun 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 11, 1940|Jun 11, 1940]] }} 59ac6a75a3426e424da8e62ab03c1df50ef5ca2a 5020 2008-06-13T15:37:54Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We begin another week but not the usual washday Monday. Last night's rain left mud everywhere and the world soaked. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to Lancaster and I to work again. It was a wet Monday. That means that farmers from far and near took time off to visit us a little. After supper [[Harold Keneagy|H.B.]] and I were both back at our desks on the job. Having so far neglected current events in the political world, I sidestep my former habit and record that [[wikipedia:Italian invasion of France|Italy declared war on England and France on the side of Germany]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 9, 1940|Jun 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 11, 1940|Jun 11, 1940]] }} 59ac6a75a3426e424da8e62ab03c1df50ef5ca2a 0 2582 5024 2008-06-23T20:53:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got up in a cloudy morning and after my usual solo breakfast I went to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to washing later on. We were pretty busy as we are rainy days but got through on the upper side. After work I went with [[Harold Keneagy|Harold B. K.]] to [[Leaman Place]] to get my car. Then I came back for supper. After supper I returned to the office for that extra dollar and also to catch up some work which was awaiting me. It is nice to work steadily and not be bothered or interrupted. Ten oclock I got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 10, 1940|Jun 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 12, 1940|Jun 12, 1940]] }} c9193efb93549c320d1b99be370fffda83e505c7 5026 2008-06-23T20:53:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got up in a cloudy morning and after my usual solo breakfast I went to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to washing later on. We were pretty busy as we are rainy days but got through on the upper side. After work I went with [[Harold Keneagy|Harold B. K.]] to [[Leaman Place]] to get my car. Then I came back for supper. After supper I returned to the office for that extra dollar and also to catch up some work which was awaiting me. It is nice to work steadily and not be bothered or interrupted. Ten oclock I got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 10, 1940|Jun 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 12, 1940|Jun 12, 1940]] }} c9193efb93549c320d1b99be370fffda83e505c7 0 2584 5030 2008-06-23T20:56:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Woe is me. [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] was laying taxes and therefore was not at work all day today. [[Arthur S. Young|Mr. Young]] and Bill went to Court at West Chester and so I had the reins pretty much to myself and so was busy. It turned pretty hot today and being busy didn't make it any colder. After supper I pushed the harrow a while. Then got ready & went to choir practice etc. [[Red]] & [[Arvella]] were here when I got back & we talked and drank ginger ale till late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 11, 1940|Jun 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 13, 1940|Jun 13, 1940]] }} 06fd2afe707c55796cb03fdfca205cb9d05b3952 5032 2008-06-23T20:56:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Woe is me. [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] was laying taxes and therefore was not at work all day today. [[Arthur S. Young|Mr. Young]] and Bill went to Court at West Chester and so I had the reins pretty much to myself and so was busy. It turned pretty hot today and being busy didn't make it any colder. After supper I pushed the harrow a while. Then got ready & went to choir practice etc. [[Red]] & [[Arvella]] were here when I got back & we talked and drank ginger ale till late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 11, 1940|Jun 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 13, 1940|Jun 13, 1940]] }} 06fd2afe707c55796cb03fdfca205cb9d05b3952 0 2586 5036 2008-06-24T12:36:32Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Believe me please! It was hot today. The thermometer in the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] was hunting ninety most of the afternoon. We had the door and windows open and there was a nice air going. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] & [[Bill]] were to [[wikipedia:Westchester, PA|Westchester]] in the forenoon and we had lots to do at the office. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to Guild. I was harrowing garden when [[Webby|Web]] & [[Paul Beane]] came & helped me. Later on the [[Rutt]] Girls came a little. After dark & washed up and set out in the glider till about the time Jane came home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 12, 1940|Jun 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 14, 1940|Jun 14, 1940]] }} 6c783c88af5b0959ca91764b69c5c42f336b6d90 0 2588 5041 2008-06-24T12:38:47Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I got up a little earlier this morning and had time to make myself a little cocoa for breakfast. The "nice breeze" from yesterday blew me a nice cold and I have been blowing my nose all day, feeling pretty tough. It was hot again and we were busy. We sold our last [[wikipedia:baler|Automaton]] that was ready--making 95. Also we got a new phone in. After supper I went back to work. [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] too. [[Betty]] & [[Gladys]] visited. It was still hot. We had icecream. We sat down home later & didn't get back home till 10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 13, 1940|Jun 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 15, 1940|Jun 15, 1940]] }} 9453fa7c61258a9556333f4bcaee9c12e1c5f50c 5043 2008-06-24T12:38:47Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I got up a little earlier this morning and had time to make myself a little cocoa for breakfast. The "nice breeze" from yesterday blew me a nice cold and I have been blowing my nose all day, feeling pretty tough. It was hot again and we were busy. We sold our last [[wikipedia:baler|Automaton]] that was ready--making 95. Also we got a new phone in. After supper I went back to work. [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] too. [[Betty]] & [[Gladys]] visited. It was still hot. We had icecream. We sat down home later & didn't get back home till 10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 13, 1940|Jun 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 15, 1940|Jun 15, 1940]] }} 9453fa7c61258a9556333f4bcaee9c12e1c5f50c 0 2590 5047 2008-06-24T12:42:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki After a hot nights sleep we got up late as usual. We weren't downstairs yet when the doorbell rang. [[Mr. Williams]] had come to finish the papering in the living room. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herm]] went off to work and I did my Sat. morn chores. At dinner Herm came home, not feeling at all well. He went to bed and I drove [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]]'s car to take a load of delegates and baggage to [[Chestnut Level]]. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] went along to keep me company. We didn't get back till 5:15. At home Herm was still in bed and did not want much supper, so I ate light too. I sat on the glider, [[Mrs. Echman]] came over a while. We looked in vain for [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] but he did not come. Now I must go see how my patient is getting along. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 14, 1940|Jun 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 16, 1940|Jun 16, 1940]] }} [[Category:Journal entries by Jane]] bcae3ed19d299b7c98d6a010f428fe5ef5403b7a 0 2592 5051 2008-06-24T12:45:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix typo wikitext text/x-wiki I awoke early after a good nights sleep ready to tear into a days routine. After I had breakfast & a bath, I wasn't so sure that I was well enough to be out of bed. I went to SS anyway and church at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Old Leacock]] and didn't feel much worse. As we had planned, we went with [[Red]] & [[Arvella]] to [[wikipedia:Hershey, PA|Hershey]] after church--we had dinner in [[Lebanon]] and spent the afternoon in the [[wikipedia:Hersheypark|park at Hershey]]. It wasn't exactly the place to be on a Sunday but we enjoyed the fun house, boating and so forth. We came home about seven oclock and visited down home till ten. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 15, 1940|Jun 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 17, 1940|Jun 17, 1940]] }} 0576a4b4b929ffe973ea1d0bd6fbd705d52a29d6 0 2594 5056 2008-06-24T12:48:52Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Monday forenoon was pretty good. [[Arthur S. Young|"Daddy"]] was there and all our questions had an answer. In the afternoon he left for [[wikipedia:Chambersburg, PA|Chambersburg]] to Synod to last till Friday. It was a busy day. It rained a little and the farmers came in to swamp us. After supper, I had three places I should have gone but I skipped Chorus practice and Fire Co. meeting and went to H. Lester Shenk to a Budget Committee of the County [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Union. It lasted a good while & I was late getting home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 16, 1940|Jun 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 18, 1940|Jun 18, 1940]] }} 5fb1fb4af333a76f4c3e2ae6d39c5c8d27655d35 0 2598 5062 2008-06-24T12:58:18Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It was a nice morning after the little shower we had last night. We weren't quite so busy today and had time to get through with our work. There surely is plenty to do in all lines these days. If it isn't one thing, it's another. We had supper down home--a good one too. After supper I dressed up & went out with [[Walter McIlvane]] collecting fore the Building Fund. I met some new people and visited some other friends. We stayed down home then I listened to [[wikipedia:Fibber McGee and Molly|Fibber McGee & Molly]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 17, 1940|Jun 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 19, 1940|Jun 19, 1940]] }} 99bfc3263287a8296d3741db21a56d95e6c024bc 0 2602 5068 2008-06-24T13:01:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The sun came up nice and bright this morning and warm. I reported for work but soon came back and got ready to go to [[Lancaster]]. Once in Lancaster we sang over the radio on the Morning Devotions. The Y.P. and the other choir. After that we shopped and visited [[Phil Egster|Phil]]. I went to work after dinner again. We had a gust late in the afternoon. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|"Mother"]] came up for supper. After that I went to Choir practice at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We talked afterward then came home & talked some more then took the company home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 18, 1940|Jun 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 20, 1940|Jun 20, 1940]] }} 3472b172a13f67f1ab550459c1c94bfad2d3b0c8 0 2608 5079 2008-06-24T13:03:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got up a little brighter & earlier this morning. [[Jane Young|Jane]] had breakfast on the table when I came down. She took me to work and went on over home & helped can peas all day. We were not especially busy at work today, and so it went well. I had dinner down home. It was very cool today--below 70 even inside. After supper we took [[Romaine]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to [[Chestnut Level]]. It was a swell night and swell service but we hadn't enough time to talk with the kids. We got home late & sleepy as well. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 19, 1940|Jun 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 21, 1940|Jun 21, 1940]] }} 1f681a23c1060cfb72e07d678afb3ba7d6a4cffd 5081 2008-06-24T13:03:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got up a little brighter & earlier this morning. [[Jane Young|Jane]] had breakfast on the table when I came down. She took me to work and went on over home & helped can peas all day. We were not especially busy at work today, and so it went well. I had dinner down home. It was very cool today--below 70 even inside. After supper we took [[Romaine]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to [[Chestnut Level]]. It was a swell night and swell service but we hadn't enough time to talk with the kids. We got home late & sleepy as well. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 19, 1940|Jun 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 21, 1940|Jun 21, 1940]] }} 1f681a23c1060cfb72e07d678afb3ba7d6a4cffd 0 3123 6146 2008-06-24T13:43:46Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 corrected spelling wikitext text/x-wiki '''Harry Valner Robinson''', generally called "Val," was the husband of [[Eunice Brackbill]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 89f41d6889168ca1748708dd21c2e936164beecb 0 2756 5436 2008-06-24T13:44:34Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki All the same I didn't get up early. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did pretty good for once. Breakfast was ready when I came downstairs. I went to the office as always. Jane took [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] over [[Brackbill Farm|home]], where they ganged up & cleaned most of the house. [[Val]] came for me in the evening and we went over there for supper. The place changed since last I was there. Naturally we sat and talked. The boys went to commencement. Ross & family were there a little. We came back home for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 21, 1940|May 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 23, 1940|May 23, 1940]] }} 44e4c29ab6f7ba16fca37558868688278c62ed3d 5438 2008-06-24T13:44:34Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki All the same I didn't get up early. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did pretty good for once. Breakfast was ready when I came downstairs. I went to the office as always. Jane took [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] over [[Brackbill Farm|home]], where they ganged up & cleaned most of the house. [[Val]] came for me in the evening and we went over there for supper. The place changed since last I was there. Naturally we sat and talked. The boys went to commencement. Ross & family were there a little. We came back home for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 21, 1940|May 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 23, 1940|May 23, 1940]] }} 44e4c29ab6f7ba16fca37558868688278c62ed3d 0 2762 5454 2008-06-24T13:46:09Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink, typo wikitext text/x-wiki I was kinda sleepy this morning, again, so was [[Jane Young|Jane]]. I made it to work without much breakfast. We were real busy at [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]] again. Lots of customers. After hurried dinner, we dressed & took [[Romaine]] along to [[Middle Octoraro]] to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Day down there. We had quite a full program but very instructive & enjoyable. [[Charlie Drain]], [[Rev. Fowler]], and several others. We stopped @ [[Rancks]] a little while coming home. It was foggy again and pretty misty. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 24, 1940|May 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 26, 1940|May 26, 1940]] }} e26f827e5be48a78ae649d102ce88a53fb36ae32 0 2578 5014 2008-06-24T13:49:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix category wikitext text/x-wiki [[Cornelius J. Hochstetler]] (and "Neal") got married today, bless his heart & hers too. We were practically swamped at the office. [[Arthur S. Young|Arthur]] went to [[Manheim]] & [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] and I were alone. We had to come back in the afternoon and get things lined up. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] brought a kitten up to us here at home, an addittion to our family. [[Jane Young|Jane]] knew I didn't want him, but insisted on getting even for some injustices in the past & present. We will get used to him. We took [[Red McLaughlin|Red]] and [[Aravella]] to see [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0032638/ "Irene"] in the evening and got home pretty late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 31, 1940|May 31, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 2, 1940|Jun 2, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] [[Category:Herman and Jane]] f3de1decb65b11b8a7cdcff9b550c6b2d24c36d5 0 2610 5085 2008-06-27T12:32:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Cherries are ripe and I recall having been expected to get up early and pick them. It wasn't summer to me today, even though it is June 21, --it was very cool and we had the furnace going at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] picked some cherries later and with [[Nancy Young|Nancy]]'s help canned about 8 quart. [[Arthur S. Young|"Daddy" Young]] returned home this afternoon. It was pay day, and busy. After supper I went to [[East Branch]] meeting and we planned summer picnic and even fall Rallies. It was a lovely night. The big yellow moon just came up as I came home. Jane was in bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 20, 1940|Jun 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 22, 1940|Jun 22, 1940]] }} 9a8188d145491bdaa87d6dc8d04e7faf3b3cf19d 5087 2008-06-27T12:32:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Cherries are ripe and I recall having been expected to get up early and pick them. It wasn't summer to me today, even though it is June 21, --it was very cool and we had the furnace going at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] picked some cherries later and with [[Nancy Young|Nancy]]'s help canned about 8 quart. [[Arthur S. Young|"Daddy" Young]] returned home this afternoon. It was pay day, and busy. After supper I went to [[East Branch]] meeting and we planned summer picnic and even fall Rallies. It was a lovely night. The big yellow moon just came up as I came home. Jane was in bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 20, 1940|Jun 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 22, 1940|Jun 22, 1940]] }} 9a8188d145491bdaa87d6dc8d04e7faf3b3cf19d 0 2612 5091 2008-06-27T12:39:24Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This was a pretty husky day here. As usual I went to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]] in the morning and we put in a pretty busy time. In the afternoon there were a good many things I would like to have done. [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]] wanted me to have a load of peas, I should have worked in my garden, mowed my yard etc and we were invited to Marg & [[Willis Bucher|Willis']] and I was kinda achin to go to [[Chestnut Level]]; but I went back to the office to the same old grind. In the evening [[Jane Young|Jane]] went down home a little. Then we went to bed early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 21, 1940|Jun 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 23, 1940|Jun 23, 1940]] }} d08de1d479f341eee96218076f1de491a43e93db 5093 2008-06-27T12:39:24Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This was a pretty husky day here. As usual I went to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]] in the morning and we put in a pretty busy time. In the afternoon there were a good many things I would like to have done. [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]] wanted me to have a load of peas, I should have worked in my garden, mowed my yard etc and we were invited to Marg & [[Willis Bucher|Willis']] and I was kinda achin to go to [[Chestnut Level]]; but I went back to the office to the same old grind. In the evening [[Jane Young|Jane]] went down home a little. Then we went to bed early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 21, 1940|Jun 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 23, 1940|Jun 23, 1940]] }} d08de1d479f341eee96218076f1de491a43e93db 0 2619 5104 2008-06-27T12:46:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix category wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't get up in time to shave this morning but that's how it goes. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing but it wasn't a good day for it. We were busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] as usual Monday. In the evening it really rained. [[Jerry]] & [[Ruth]] visited a little while. I took a bath & got ready for [[County Chorus|County C.E. Chorus]] practice. Practice was way over by [[wikipedia:Denver, PA|Denver]]. I took Emma & ___ along & we got there on time. Practice wasn't so hot but we expect to sing quite well on Wed. nite. same place. We came home quick but tired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 23, 1940|Jun 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 25, 1940|Jun 25, 1940]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 99f8dd38ce7543eac79a769f4b97ba544d483645 5105 2008-06-27T12:46:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix category wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't get up in time to shave this morning but that's how it goes. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing but it wasn't a good day for it. We were busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] as usual Monday. In the evening it really rained. [[Jerry]] & [[Ruth]] visited a little while. I took a bath & got ready for [[County Chorus|County C.E. Chorus]] practice. Practice was way over by [[wikipedia:Denver, PA|Denver]]. I took Emma & ___ along & we got there on time. Practice wasn't so hot but we expect to sing quite well on Wed. nite. same place. We came home quick but tired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 23, 1940|Jun 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 25, 1940|Jun 25, 1940]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 99f8dd38ce7543eac79a769f4b97ba544d483645 0 2615 5098 2008-06-27T12:46:47Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki The town population has increased by the birth of a 9 1/4 lb Miller kid boy. I guess it won't be long till he is throwing stones like his brothers (like I am). It was a cloudy morning. The boys sextet didn't sing well. [[Mr. Rankin]] preached for [[Mr. Kaufman]]. We had dinner [[Brackbill Farm|down home]]--chicken. We packed lunch & all went merrily to [[Chestnut Level]]. We had a swell time, a good time too. All our friends were there from [[Paradise]], about. The service in the evening was quite large 6 or 7 hundred people. Even [[Kate Hemphill]]. We got home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 22, 1940|Jun 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 24, 1940|Jun 24, 1940]] }} 64f8d4fa67ef9fd770e57760153f60f6231ba481 0 2621 5109 2008-06-27T12:49:14Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I was quite sleepy again this morning and I guess [[Jane Young|Jane]] was too for she stayed in bed as usual & slept. The old phone kept ringing right and left, keeping us busy. We have a man who is new since yesterday, [[Walter Kellenberger]], who is doing some of our stenog. work. Jane is being kept company with [[C. Everett Young|Everett]]'s radio these days. After supper I went back to work. We were still busy and I worked up till 10:30. Now I'm tired & sleepy & ready for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 24, 1940|Jun 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 26, 1940|Jun 26, 1940]] }} 2d4973c0d4c71ee6b5ed67822f87854be19bd399 0 2623 5113 2008-06-27T12:51:37Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Some workmen were uploading coal close by our residence this morning and it awakened me early. Therefore I was up and to work quite on time. My first customer was [[Harold Brackbill|Brother Harold]]. We were surely busy all day long. It was a nice day and everything was allright. [[Jane Young|Jane]] visited [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] in the afternoon. After supper we hurried and went to [[wikipedia:Denver, PA|Denver]] to give a recital of the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Chorus. There was a nice crowd there and we sang quite all right. It wasn't even late when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 25, 1940|Jun 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 27, 1940|Jun 27, 1940]] }} 55aca5d1bc2625bc5b59f26ed6f84322d4dcec39 0 2625 5118 2008-06-27T12:54:08Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Nothing happened in the morning - maybe. That is, nothing to worry about. In the evening we had choir practice--we young people. The boys came late, as usual and we didn't practice very long. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] beefed about that. [[Katie Hemphill]] was there. [[Rachel Keene]]'s S.S. class had a doggie roast also and some of us boys happened to get in for some of the eats and fun. The boys borrowed my car again & left theirs at the shop. I was late home & lost [[C. Everett Young|Everett]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 26, 1940|Jun 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 28, 1940|Jun 28, 1940]] }} 5e9f22c413af291402fac469487fcfda67890afe 5120 2008-06-27T12:54:08Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Nothing happened in the morning - maybe. That is, nothing to worry about. In the evening we had choir practice--we young people. The boys came late, as usual and we didn't practice very long. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] beefed about that. [[Katie Hemphill]] was there. [[Rachel Keene]]'s S.S. class had a doggie roast also and some of us boys happened to get in for some of the eats and fun. The boys borrowed my car again & left theirs at the shop. I was late home & lost [[C. Everett Young|Everett]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 26, 1940|Jun 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 28, 1940|Jun 28, 1940]] }} 5e9f22c413af291402fac469487fcfda67890afe 0 2627 5124 2008-06-27T12:56:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki There seemed to be nothing very important to get up for this morning so I was late again--not very late, but just so I wasn't on time. It was pay day and I was busy again, but got the checks out quite on time. I went back to work after supper again. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold--Short]] came over & we went to [[Shirks]] for his car. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother B]] visited [[Jane Young|Jane]] a while also [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] and Auntie. There was a big rain storm in the afternoon and it still carried on at night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 27, 1940|Jun 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 29, 1940|Jun 29, 1940]] }} 7acc69b7a1e460565fda1aa866c4490d9863f31e 5125 2008-06-27T12:56:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki There seemed to be nothing very important to get up for this morning so I was late again--not very late, but just so I wasn't on time. It was pay day and I was busy again, but got the checks out quite on time. I went back to work after supper again. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold--Short]] came over & we went to [[Shirks]] for his car. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother B]] visited [[Jane Young|Jane]] a while also [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] and Auntie. There was a big rain storm in the afternoon and it still carried on at night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 27, 1940|Jun 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 29, 1940|Jun 29, 1940]] }} 7acc69b7a1e460565fda1aa866c4490d9863f31e 0 2629 5129 2008-06-27T13:00:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I wasn't slept out this morning yet and yawned all day long. I had a nice trip to the banks to make in the morning & didn't get my other work finished. I went back for a while after dinner. [[Webby|Webbie]] washed my car kinda & then I came home again. After Supper we went to visit [[Phil Egster]] with [[Matt. Groff]] & his wife. We took a little gift of money to him. He was pleased very much. We came home by [[New Holland]] & visited a little & played with the cat. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 28, 1940|Jun 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 30, 1940|Jun 30, 1940]] }} 616178ae5f24f3b3abc3b37651b35b6f87a0b281 5131 2008-06-27T13:00:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I wasn't slept out this morning yet and yawned all day long. I had a nice trip to the banks to make in the morning & didn't get my other work finished. I went back for a while after dinner. [[Webby|Webbie]] washed my car kinda & then I came home again. After Supper we went to visit [[Phil Egster]] with [[Matt. Groff]] & his wife. We took a little gift of money to him. He was pleased very much. We came home by [[New Holland]] & visited a little & played with the cat. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 28, 1940|Jun 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 30, 1940|Jun 30, 1940]] }} 616178ae5f24f3b3abc3b37651b35b6f87a0b281 0 2635 5141 2008-06-30T13:52:28Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix date wikitext text/x-wiki It wasn't hard to get up this morning. The sun came up nice and bright and everything was lovely. We went to S. S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. The girls gave their [[Chestnut Level]] reports in S.S. We had an outside minister at church. We were down at the [[David Groff]]s for dinner with [[Youngs]]. Then in the afternoon we went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]]. The whole family but [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] was there. It rained & blew a lot. We had a District 5 meeting at Pequea which was well attended. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 29, 1940|Jun 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 1, 1940|Jul 1, 1940]] }} 9e840361da3c1775d35b1b23d196a2ea0d747ccb 5143 2008-06-30T13:52:28Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix date wikitext text/x-wiki It wasn't hard to get up this morning. The sun came up nice and bright and everything was lovely. We went to S. S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. The girls gave their [[Chestnut Level]] reports in S.S. We had an outside minister at church. We were down at the [[David Groff]]s for dinner with [[Youngs]]. Then in the afternoon we went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]]. The whole family but [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] was there. It rained & blew a lot. We had a District 5 meeting at Pequea which was well attended. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 29, 1940|Jun 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 1, 1940|Jul 1, 1940]] }} 9e840361da3c1775d35b1b23d196a2ea0d747ccb 0 2503 4840 2008-06-30T13:54:55Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It was a pretty nice day that greeted us this morning. The old bed felt pretty good but I "had da" get up. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing, I went to work. We were not overly rushed, but I spent the whole afternoon checking the [[Gap]] Bank account & still didn't find the error. I went back after supper and worked a little. Then there was a fire co. meeting and I went to it. Later I came back to the office & worked a little more. Jane put in the time making baby blankets etc. and was still up when I came home at 10:15. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 30, 1940|Jun 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 2, 1940|Jul 2, 1940]] }} 10378960e127c456a7284c9555bf831b9b19dfa9 4842 2008-06-30T13:54:55Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It was a pretty nice day that greeted us this morning. The old bed felt pretty good but I "had da" get up. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing, I went to work. We were not overly rushed, but I spent the whole afternoon checking the [[Gap]] Bank account & still didn't find the error. I went back after supper and worked a little. Then there was a fire co. meeting and I went to it. Later I came back to the office & worked a little more. Jane put in the time making baby blankets etc. and was still up when I came home at 10:15. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 30, 1940|Jun 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 2, 1940|Jul 2, 1940]] }} 10378960e127c456a7284c9555bf831b9b19dfa9 0 2524 4901 2008-06-30T14:10:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Boy! I didn't sleep any too soundly last night; I was adding & checking figures all night--unusual figures. We were pretty busy at the office today. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was down home and over at [[Sheaffers]] in the afternoon. It was a pretty swell day all through -- the wheat is getting ripe. After supper I took the awnings up to [[Val]]. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Board meeting over at home and, although they weren't all there, we had a successful meeting. We got home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 1, 1940|Jul 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 3, 1940|Jul 3, 1940]] }} 72a099d33b874b11810a8d1dc81cbe3b407e7089 4903 2008-06-30T14:10:00Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Boy! I didn't sleep any too soundly last night; I was adding & checking figures all night--unusual figures. We were pretty busy at the office today. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was down home and over at [[Sheaffers]] in the afternoon. It was a pretty swell day all through -- the wheat is getting ripe. After supper I took the awnings up to [[Val]]. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Board meeting over at home and, although they weren't all there, we had a successful meeting. We got home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 1, 1940|Jul 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 3, 1940|Jul 3, 1940]] }} 72a099d33b874b11810a8d1dc81cbe3b407e7089 0 2555 4965 2008-06-30T14:11:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I awoke kinda sleepy again this morning - about the same as usual. We were busy at the office, especially in the afternoon when it was raining all the time. I had my trip to the bank as usual & took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] along. After supper I helped with the dishes and then [[Jane Young|Jane]] went along down to the office and we did tomorrow's work so that we could have a holiday. We had an office full of help & kids & customers and it was enjoyable to say the least. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 2, 1940|Jul 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 4, 1940|Jul 4, 1940]] }} 0d94c7d4fa23a79e205373a1823329a2474be3ed 0 2564 4983 2008-06-30T14:14:46Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki We were real patriotic today and took the day off. We got up just as early as ever and prepared to go over home all day. It was rainy in the forenoon and I helped to haul manure and put pea hulls in the silo. Marksburries & the rest of our family were there as well as [[Nancy Young|Nancy]]. In the afternoon I helped replant tobacco & helped make icecream. [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman|Uncle Ivan]] came after supper and we had a swell time. We came home too soon it seemed, yet it was pretty late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 3, 1940|Jul 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 5, 1940|Jul 5, 1940]] }} 1a6984c27bb1021e9a637d76a6ec94a49842e355 0 2568 4989 2008-06-30T14:16:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I did kinda a dumb one this morning, I stayed in bed too long and then didn't have time for any breakfast. It didn't work so good. We were pretty busy down at work. The day was a swell one. If it had been like this yesterday, I would have gotten a nice tan. We went to Preparatory Services after supper. It was 7:30 fast time and the boys over home couldn't get there in time. [[Rev. McAlily]] preached. Afterwards we had choir practice that was fun. Then we went down home and carried on. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 4, 1940|Jul 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 6, 1940|Jul 6, 1940]] }} 00aab0558c38818128a180db58dbb748b67fdc57 4990 2008-06-30T14:16:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I did kinda a dumb one this morning, I stayed in bed too long and then didn't have time for any breakfast. It didn't work so good. We were pretty busy down at work. The day was a swell one. If it had been like this yesterday, I would have gotten a nice tan. We went to Preparatory Services after supper. It was 7:30 fast time and the boys over home couldn't get there in time. [[Rev. McAlily]] preached. Afterwards we had choir practice that was fun. Then we went down home and carried on. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 4, 1940|Jul 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 6, 1940|Jul 6, 1940]] }} 00aab0558c38818128a180db58dbb748b67fdc57 0 2570 4994 2008-06-30T14:21:58Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 link wikitext text/x-wiki I was awake real early again but didn't get up much ahead of time. I had breakfast. We were all pretty busy down at work. I made a trip around to the banks and had to be home by 12. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the Drs. right after dinner. I finished mowing the yard and worked in the garden till about 4:30. Then we dressed up. We went to [[Harold Keneagy|H.B. Keneagy]]'s for supper--a Silver Seal demonstration. Everything was swell. The [[Whittakers]] & the Ryn__s & the Winters were there. We played [http://www.pagat.com/stops/michigan.html Michigan] Poker. Not a <u>bad</u> game. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 5, 1940|Jul 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 7, 1940|Jul 7, 1940]] }} 5e8fee6eb3392e82e75be6fb9114c886dd01cdd3 0 2572 4998 2008-06-30T14:24:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It was surely a nice morning and a perfect day for anyone and everything. We went to S.S. and to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] where [[Mr. Kaufman]] & his father served communion. After Church we went to Aunt Mary & Uncle Ralph's & had a very swell and swelling chicken dinner. About 4:30 we left & went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] where the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] was having a picnic meeting in the meadow. There were upwards of 40 there & we swam, played ball, boated, ate supper & then had a nice little service. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 6, 1940|Jul 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 8, 1940|Jul 8, 1940]] }} 8947f49ca5153705a40dcc30a0231cfd48a3f43a 0 2576 5008 2008-06-30T14:29:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I guess our warm weather is here once and for all. It was hot when we got up and hotter still toward the middle of the afternoon. We were pretty busy at work. It's harvest time & they are starting to cut wheat. ([[Jane Young|Jane]] took the family over to Aunt [[Sheaffer]]s to pick raspberries. They got some nice ones.) (Tomorrow July 10. About nine oclock P.M. [[Sam Barrage]] called & wanted us to come down & upright his thresher. Bill & I went. [[Arthur S. Young|Mr. Young]] wasn't home. We had fun & got back about 12:30 & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was staying over night. (Hair cut.) ==Commentary== ''The entry for July 9 was apparently written in a hurry and features a great many parentheticals and marginal notes. It's unclear whether Sam Barrage's thresher accident happenened on the 9th or the 10th due to the placement of the note.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 8, 1940|Jul 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 10, 1940|Jul 10, 1940]] }} be1d24079090ab96566767a2ad3f49b0bbf32bd9 5010 2008-06-30T14:29:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I guess our warm weather is here once and for all. It was hot when we got up and hotter still toward the middle of the afternoon. We were pretty busy at work. It's harvest time & they are starting to cut wheat. ([[Jane Young|Jane]] took the family over to Aunt [[Sheaffer]]s to pick raspberries. They got some nice ones.) (Tomorrow July 10. About nine oclock P.M. [[Sam Barrage]] called & wanted us to come down & upright his thresher. Bill & I went. [[Arthur S. Young|Mr. Young]] wasn't home. We had fun & got back about 12:30 & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was staying over night. (Hair cut.) ==Commentary== ''The entry for July 9 was apparently written in a hurry and features a great many parentheticals and marginal notes. It's unclear whether Sam Barrage's thresher accident happenened on the 9th or the 10th due to the placement of the note.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 8, 1940|Jul 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 10, 1940|Jul 10, 1940]] }} be1d24079090ab96566767a2ad3f49b0bbf32bd9 0 2505 4846 2008-06-30T14:32:12Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The beauty of the morning & the fact of the presence of a [[Nancy Young|swell guest]] in the house made me feel like getting up even if I was sleepy. It was ever so hot again today and, hotter as the day grew older. We were busy again but not rushed. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] put some awnings up to the west of the office. We had the Barrage thresher in the shop to straighten up. After supper we went to teachers & officers meeting at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] was to come & we were to go to [[Lititz]], but it got too late. We visited @ [[Val]] & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]--Dave & Helen now in [[Paradise]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 9, 1940|Jul 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 11, 1940|Jul 11, 1940]] }} ac976ee28a1acfcd568627acad0332996e4382e8 4848 2008-06-30T14:32:12Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The beauty of the morning & the fact of the presence of a [[Nancy Young|swell guest]] in the house made me feel like getting up even if I was sleepy. It was ever so hot again today and, hotter as the day grew older. We were busy again but not rushed. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] put some awnings up to the west of the office. We had the Barrage thresher in the shop to straighten up. After supper we went to teachers & officers meeting at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] was to come & we were to go to [[Lititz]], but it got too late. We visited @ [[Val]] & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]--Dave & Helen now in [[Paradise]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 9, 1940|Jul 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 11, 1940|Jul 11, 1940]] }} ac976ee28a1acfcd568627acad0332996e4382e8 0 2506 4849 2008-07-08T12:59:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Morning came too soon it seemed, for we anticipated another hot summer day. The weather man proved up to our expectations & we had a scorcher. Things weren't too rushed and we had time to let the air from the fan blow over us. After supper I got ready to go to choir practice. We had showers which cooled it off a little. [[Youngie]] went along with me & we visited [[Mrs. Kaufman]] before practice. We had nearly a full choir and a good rehearsal. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 10, 1940|Jul 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 12, 1940|Jul 12, 1940]] }} b91df856d873eae1de180b77310c542ba5fb411c 4851 2008-07-08T12:59:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Morning came too soon it seemed, for we anticipated another hot summer day. The weather man proved up to our expectations & we had a scorcher. Things weren't too rushed and we had time to let the air from the fan blow over us. After supper I got ready to go to choir practice. We had showers which cooled it off a little. [[Youngie]] went along with me & we visited [[Mrs. Kaufman]] before practice. We had nearly a full choir and a good rehearsal. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 10, 1940|Jul 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 12, 1940|Jul 12, 1940]] }} b91df856d873eae1de180b77310c542ba5fb411c 0 2510 4861 2008-07-08T13:06:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki This morning I pushed me up and shoved me off to work. It was a swell day all through. It was partly cloudy and a nice wind blew. We were pretty busy down at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. I didn't get to dinner till one oclock. In the afternoon I mowed the yard & [[Webby|Web]] & I washed the car. We set up the croquet set etc. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] came after supper & we had a nice game with a couple neighbor kids. We sat around and waited for company to come but they didn't. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 12, 1940|Jul 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 14, 1940|Jul 14, 1940]] }} 07e7ab2cb10812086af5ec9075196905d353bd81 4863 2008-07-08T13:06:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki This morning I pushed me up and shoved me off to work. It was a swell day all through. It was partly cloudy and a nice wind blew. We were pretty busy down at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. I didn't get to dinner till one oclock. In the afternoon I mowed the yard & [[Webby|Web]] & I washed the car. We set up the croquet set etc. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] came after supper & we had a nice game with a couple neighbor kids. We sat around and waited for company to come but they didn't. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 12, 1940|Jul 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 14, 1940|Jul 14, 1940]] }} 07e7ab2cb10812086af5ec9075196905d353bd81 0 2514 4873 2008-07-08T13:11:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I did myself proud this morning, I got up at five oclock. This was only to light the water heater, for I went back to bed again. I did help [[Jane Young|Jane]] get started with the washing before I went to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]]. It was a hot day again today. We roasted in the office but got our work accomplished. Jane was too tired to go away this evening but I put on my good old winter suit and went to County [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Staff meeting where we planned the program for the coming year. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 14, 1940|Jul 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 16, 1940|Jul 16, 1940]] }} 6978d5ca426c12378cef61a7261ed4f8389db90d 4875 2008-07-08T13:11:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I did myself proud this morning, I got up at five oclock. This was only to light the water heater, for I went back to bed again. I did help [[Jane Young|Jane]] get started with the washing before I went to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]]. It was a hot day again today. We roasted in the office but got our work accomplished. Jane was too tired to go away this evening but I put on my good old winter suit and went to County [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Staff meeting where we planned the program for the coming year. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 14, 1940|Jul 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 16, 1940|Jul 16, 1940]] }} 6978d5ca426c12378cef61a7261ed4f8389db90d 0 3077 6076 2008-07-08T13:14:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix category wikitext text/x-wiki '''Harry G. Brackbill, Jr.''' (Dec 7, 1911 - Nov 13, 2001) was the third child and first son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. He was married to [[Marguerite Naomi Wolfe]]. {{stub}} [[category:Brackbills]] da6ad9b2c6e029d4f48db5a1624988e3f9edfbd7 0 3109 6125 2008-07-08T13:15:39Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki '''Marguerite Naomi Wolfe''', called "Margie", was the wife of [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 1441309d2b2bb021d9e93312196c19d2324ef897 0 2518 4884 2008-07-08T13:23:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got up and I got to work no special time this morning and it was all right. We were pretty busy all through--with this being our busy season and all that. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went over to [[Sheaffers]] in the P.M. a little. It surely rained later--just poured down for a good while. Not much storm accompanied it. I went back to work again in the evening. Most of the time I waited on trade. I quit about 9:30--thought it time to go to bed. It's clearing off a little. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 16, 1940|Jul 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 18, 1940|Jul 18, 1940]] }} c5aea2cd8e01a3eb4d16cbe3a1bc08949ef85276 4886 2008-07-08T13:23:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got up and I got to work no special time this morning and it was all right. We were pretty busy all through--with this being our busy season and all that. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went over to [[Sheaffers]] in the P.M. a little. It surely rained later--just poured down for a good while. Not much storm accompanied it. I went back to work again in the evening. Most of the time I waited on trade. I quit about 9:30--thought it time to go to bed. It's clearing off a little. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 16, 1940|Jul 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 18, 1940|Jul 18, 1940]] }} c5aea2cd8e01a3eb4d16cbe3a1bc08949ef85276 0 2520 4890 2008-07-08T13:28:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Almost I got up or rather stayed up when I should have. I ate a bigger breakfast than usual. When I got into my car I had a flat tire. We were real busy for a change or more busy than usual. It was a swell day and getting warmer all the time. [[Jacobs]] from [[York]] was there in the afternoon raising Cain. After supper I didn't do much but tear around in the garden. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did too. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] dropped in a little while and we had a nice visit preparing for tomorrow. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 17, 1940|Jul 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 19, 1940|Jul 19, 1940]] }} c51bcc2ef6c0214eb21b5946b2843180e7b75df5 4892 2008-07-08T13:28:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Almost I got up or rather stayed up when I should have. I ate a bigger breakfast than usual. When I got into my car I had a flat tire. We were real busy for a change or more busy than usual. It was a swell day and getting warmer all the time. [[Jacobs]] from [[York]] was there in the afternoon raising Cain. After supper I didn't do much but tear around in the garden. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did too. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] dropped in a little while and we had a nice visit preparing for tomorrow. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 17, 1940|Jul 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 19, 1940|Jul 19, 1940]] }} c51bcc2ef6c0214eb21b5946b2843180e7b75df5 0 2522 4896 2008-07-08T13:31:18Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Congratulations to myself. I got up when the alarm rang and stayed up. I ate a hearty breakfast & then went off to work. I needed my hearty breakfast for I surely was busy, as were the rest of the men. The affairs of the day came to a head with the [[East Branch]] picnic & splash party in the [[Brackbill meadows]] at [[Brackbill Farm|Brackbills]]. Forty [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]ers swam, played fun games and did all sorts of things finishing up with a worship service. The day was swell--the weather warm & the night full moon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 18, 1940|Jul 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 20, 1940|Jul 20, 1940]] }} 0de67ffaadfa2d8c3fa28e53da1882a0d533e59a 4897 2008-07-08T13:31:18Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Congratulations to myself. I got up when the alarm rang and stayed up. I ate a hearty breakfast & then went off to work. I needed my hearty breakfast for I surely was busy, as were the rest of the men. The affairs of the day came to a head with the [[East Branch]] picnic & splash party in the [[Brackbill meadows]] at [[Brackbill Farm|Brackbills]]. Forty [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]ers swam, played fun games and did all sorts of things finishing up with a worship service. The day was swell--the weather warm & the night full moon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 18, 1940|Jul 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 20, 1940|Jul 20, 1940]] }} 0de67ffaadfa2d8c3fa28e53da1882a0d533e59a 0 2526 4907 2008-07-08T13:33:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This is the day of the big fire co. festival here at [[Kinzers]]. The day started out hot and continued hotter. When I went to the bank this forenoon, I got a big bag full of change. $200.00. In the afternoon I helped a little at the grounds and then cleaned up. We went down home for chicken corn soup supper. Then we went to the festival where we sold chances on the gate prizes. Someone stuck the dart into [[Abe]]'s head but he's still OK. [[Marg]] & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] came & spent the night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 19, 1940|Jul 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 21, 1940|Jul 21, 1940]] }} ffe10c5c573c36cb79da6ce5d5af19e2f413c063 4909 2008-07-08T13:33:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This is the day of the big fire co. festival here at [[Kinzers]]. The day started out hot and continued hotter. When I went to the bank this forenoon, I got a big bag full of change. $200.00. In the afternoon I helped a little at the grounds and then cleaned up. We went down home for chicken corn soup supper. Then we went to the festival where we sold chances on the gate prizes. Someone stuck the dart into [[Abe]]'s head but he's still OK. [[Marg]] & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] came & spent the night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 19, 1940|Jul 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 21, 1940|Jul 21, 1940]] }} ffe10c5c573c36cb79da6ce5d5af19e2f413c063 0 2512 4867 2008-07-08T13:42:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki It was nice to get up this nice special morning and look forward to a happy day of rest & recreation of body and soul. It is nice now to recall & recount the experience, the blessings of the day. S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] were well appreciated & well used. Our [[Mr. Kaufman|Rev. Kaufman]]'s father preached. After dinner we went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] & met [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]'s friend [[Margie]]. [[Elsie]], [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]] & [[Ellis]] were there. We took [[Webby|Web]] along. After supper we went down to [[Middle Octoraro]] to visit [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. A swell night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1940|Jul 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1940|Jul 15, 1940]] }} 75f351a91c7b3ca255fb3396914d1e1ebe32e853 4869 2008-07-08T13:42:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki It was nice to get up this nice special morning and look forward to a happy day of rest & recreation of body and soul. It is nice now to recall & recount the experience, the blessings of the day. S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] were well appreciated & well used. Our [[Mr. Kaufman|Rev. Kaufman]]'s father preached. After dinner we went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] & met [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]'s friend [[Margie]]. [[Elsie]], [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]] & [[Ellis]] were there. We took [[Webby|Web]] along. After supper we went down to [[Middle Octoraro]] to visit [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. A swell night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1940|Jul 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1940|Jul 15, 1940]] }} 75f351a91c7b3ca255fb3396914d1e1ebe32e853 0 2530 4920 2008-07-10T13:59:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Whew! And it's another hot day. I didn't feel like getting up even if it was hot in bed. I was pretty groggy and sleepy in the forenoon. Things were fairly busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] but we could keep up with them. In the afternoon [[Jane Young|Jane]] came along with me & stayed down home. A gust of wind filled the office with dust. After late supper I mowed the yard then Jane & I visited with Ruth & Jerry till bedtime. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 21, 1940|Jul 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 23, 1940|Jul 23, 1940]] }} 34e03689d74e5af13fc4d6a1ac3bd6bdd86cdfbd 0 2533 4925 2008-07-10T14:01:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Sleeping on the living room floor last night made us fit to get up this morning. It was a cool sleep for a change. [[Jane Young|Jane]] took me to work and then went on in to [[Lancaster]] with [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]], [[Auntie]], & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]]. We ordered a cash register. After a short, late dinner I finished my forenoon work. We were busy all day. After supper I went back to work. Jane went along & visited Mother. It rained a very little this afternoon and is a little bit cooler. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 22, 1940|Jul 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 24, 1940|Jul 24, 1940]] }} 15f78db61e797bdd48979cd81a7604183daeebe8 0 2535 4930 2008-07-10T14:06:48Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki It surely is warm and has been. What little bit it rains doesn't cool it off one bit. Things went as usual only we were busier than ever. I quit work early in the afternoon and came home & dressed around. Then I took the list which [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy Y]] & Abe should have taken and started to collect for the building fund. I made out fairly well. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went along and we visited [[Florence Brackbill|Floss]] & [[Ross Yuninger|Ross]] & [[Brackbill Farm|over home]]. We got back and it was hot still. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 23, 1940|Jul 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 25, 1940|Jul 25, 1940]] }} cbab788d849496ffb53ef76e7f59f96898076081 0 2537 4935 2008-07-10T14:08:46Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This morning it was hot still. No relief in sight, the paper says. The do not consider a nice cool creek or swimming hole a relief but I do--but they are not in sight. We were busy again. The hot weather makes breakdowns and they are our business. After supper & a warm bath, we collected a little more and then went to the last choir practice for a little, [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I. It was hot. After we came home & visited down home & [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I scrapped a little for I was feeling under it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 24, 1940|Jul 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 26, 1940|Jul 26, 1940]] }} 391ccc16ecd64d89f55b384f843fab1e0cf1fdaf 4937 2008-07-10T14:08:46Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This morning it was hot still. No relief in sight, the paper says. The do not consider a nice cool creek or swimming hole a relief but I do--but they are not in sight. We were busy again. The hot weather makes breakdowns and they are our business. After supper & a warm bath, we collected a little more and then went to the last choir practice for a little, [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I. It was hot. After we came home & visited down home & [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I scrapped a little for I was feeling under it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 24, 1940|Jul 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 26, 1940|Jul 26, 1940]] }} 391ccc16ecd64d89f55b384f843fab1e0cf1fdaf 0 2539 4941 2008-07-10T14:10:08Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Can't say much for today because when I write this it is [[HB Journal for Jul 30, 1940|July 30]]. After work [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] for a picnic lunch and made icecream. It rained a little & blew but we swam anyway. We ate in the home. It was cool over there but hot as ever over here when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 25, 1940|Jul 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 27, 1940|Jul 27, 1940]] }} bdbad008cc49e8bb250ba17d86bc4d9e1ffca05c 0 2547 4953 2008-07-10T14:14:17Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki A fine day to be recorded. Of course, to begin with, it is Sunday. We went to Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]], even if it was hot. [[Mr. Kaufman]] preached for a change again. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] for dinner. Then I put on my swimming suit & spent the P.M. in the creek & boating. It was nice. No one showed up for [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] so we visited down home till pretty late out in the yard. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 27, 1940|Jul 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 29, 1940|Jul 29, 1940]] }} 2ca9240d59a64da0778608a73f057d000ec6995a 0 2551 4959 2008-07-10T14:15:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I helped start the washing. It was terrible hot again. We were busy at work. After supper I went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Chorus practice but there was none. We were all mad. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 28, 1940|Jul 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 30, 1940|Jul 30, 1940]] }} a77da24d2c8d2d3619d5bf7093e70904c02fa629 0 2559 4971 2008-07-10T14:17:23Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki After a good night's sleep on the floor of the dining room, we were ready to face another day. We were busy again at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] started on a trip this morning to Western P.A. & Ohio. It was the hottest yet in the office this afternoon--96 degrees. After supper we dressed up and went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]'s. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went on to [[Flossie Tehudy]]'s but she had been taken to the hospital. Jane came back and helped us in our committee meeting of S.S. picnic games. It rained a little once. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 29, 1940|Jul 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 31, 1940|Jul 31, 1940]] }} 7f7f78e50cd7ac3a4e7382f979621a828288aa01 4972 2008-07-10T14:17:23Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki After a good night's sleep on the floor of the dining room, we were ready to face another day. We were busy again at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] started on a trip this morning to Western P.A. & Ohio. It was the hottest yet in the office this afternoon--96 degrees. After supper we dressed up and went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]'s. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went on to [[Flossie Tehudy]]'s but she had been taken to the hospital. Jane came back and helped us in our committee meeting of S.S. picnic games. It rained a little once. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 29, 1940|Jul 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 31, 1940|Jul 31, 1940]] }} 7f7f78e50cd7ac3a4e7382f979621a828288aa01 0 2561 4976 2008-07-10T14:19:28Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It's such good sleeping down stairs on the floor that I nearly over slept. But the [[Arthur S. Young|Boss man]] wasn't there to know it if I had been late but I wasn't, very. On my way back from Intercourse Bank I stopped at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. It was dinner time and all the boys were in the office. I heard a couple dirty stories like old times. We weren't extra busy at work. I got my hair cut on the way home. After supper we went over home & took [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] along. We had a swell time & icecream when we got back home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 30, 1940|Jul 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 1, 1940|Aug 1, 1940]] }} c6e4f58c43a7385fdc61ed066b9ddef31d2c683c 4978 2008-07-10T14:19:28Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It's such good sleeping down stairs on the floor that I nearly over slept. But the [[Arthur S. Young|Boss man]] wasn't there to know it if I had been late but I wasn't, very. On my way back from Intercourse Bank I stopped at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. It was dinner time and all the boys were in the office. I heard a couple dirty stories like old times. We weren't extra busy at work. I got my hair cut on the way home. After supper we went over home & took [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] along. We had a swell time & icecream when we got back home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 30, 1940|Jul 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 1, 1940|Aug 1, 1940]] }} c6e4f58c43a7385fdc61ed066b9ddef31d2c683c 0 2574 5003 2008-07-14T13:32:39Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I awoke this morning with some pretty nice dreams fresh in my memory. A fellow will do that sometimes. It was a pretty nice morning and a pretty nice day followed. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing. I went to the office. We were pretty busy down there. After we had a nice supper, a man came. Mr. Gamber showed us a nice display of this [[Guardian Service]] health service and we just bought a bunch. I went back to work then & busied myself as usual. It was still a nice night & I'm ready for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 7, 1940|Jul 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 9, 1940|Jul 9, 1940]] }} 40941c97d54643d791d345eca333c30440888c0f 0 3170 6243 2008-07-14T13:57:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki '''Guardian Service cookware''' was an aluminum cookware product that was sold by independent salesmen from the 1930s through 1956. The sales model resembled the Tupperware model, in which the salesman would work with a local "hostess" to throw a party and convince the guests to buy the cookware. (This is documented in [[HB Journal for Jul 27, 1940|Herman's 1940 journal for July 27]].) Guardian Service made prior to World War II has metal lids; because of metal rationing the company switched to glass lids during the war. The Guardian Service that Herman and Jane purchased in [[HB Journal for Jul 8, 1940|July 1940]] is still in use today, the pieces having been divided between their children. ==References== * [http://hcprobate.homestead.com/guardian.html Guardian Service Cookware Corner] {{stub}} [[Category:Culture]] 54fba59a03a2ef91ff53b77afcf4e74decf6a523 0 2543 4947 2008-07-14T14:00:38Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Everything O-Kay. In the P.M. I gathered up a little Building fund loose ends. We had a [[Guardian Service]] demonstration for supper. Ellis & Magdaline, [[Eunice Brackbill|Eun]] & [[Val]], [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]], [[Nancy Young|Nancy]], & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]]. The wind cooled it off and upset our canary cage & he got out only we found him again. ==Commentary== ''In the journal the words "Everything O-Kay" are set off by themselves, either because the entry was being written (like the prior day) several days later, or perhaps because something else happened that Herman chose not to write about.'' From [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn Jarrett]]: ''I still have some pieces of the Guardian Service, and there were other pieces left in Aunt Marie's house. Stuff still going strong after 68 years!'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 26, 1940|Jul 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 28, 1940|Jul 28, 1940]] }} 02e065fb0f0e0971ae84d9deca72fb6aabc43499 0 2508 4855 2008-07-14T14:01:34Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I got up rather sleepy this morning for it was too hot to have slept at all well. Today the weather was swell for a change. It was drizzling & raining all day & made it very cool. There was pretty much trade on the market today & we were pretty busy. Gamber came in the afternoon & brought our [[Guardian Service]] which cost a lot of money. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to a Guild doggie roast. I went down & worked & [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] & I had fun proving accounts in the ledger. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 11, 1940|Jul 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1940|Jul 13, 1940]] }} e3f193d8b9ae8e0ca0d8fce8870e983ab2da809e 4857 2008-07-14T14:01:34Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I got up rather sleepy this morning for it was too hot to have slept at all well. Today the weather was swell for a change. It was drizzling & raining all day & made it very cool. There was pretty much trade on the market today & we were pretty busy. Gamber came in the afternoon & brought our [[Guardian Service]] which cost a lot of money. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to a Guild doggie roast. I went down & worked & [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] & I had fun proving accounts in the ledger. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 11, 1940|Jul 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1940|Jul 13, 1940]] }} e3f193d8b9ae8e0ca0d8fce8870e983ab2da809e 0 2516 4879 2008-07-14T14:02:31Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] wished that we would get up a little earlier this morning and we did a little. After breakfast she took me down to work on her way [[Brackbill Farm|over home]]. She took [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] & [[Florence Brackbill|Florence]] to see [[Anna Barbara Hershey|Grammy]]. She had fan belt trouble and was delayed. We were busy again at the office the first of the red [[wikipedia:Hay baler|automaton]]s went out. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & I went along over home too for supper and to swim in the evening. I had the pleasure of helping to pitch a load of wheat. [[Red]] & [[Arvella]] came hunting us. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1940|Jul 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 17, 1940|Jul 17, 1940]] }} 344f6bace5a4893fdae8d5dd26b56e2e9994d142 4881 2008-07-14T14:02:31Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] wished that we would get up a little earlier this morning and we did a little. After breakfast she took me down to work on her way [[Brackbill Farm|over home]]. She took [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] & [[Florence Brackbill|Florence]] to see [[Anna Barbara Hershey|Grammy]]. She had fan belt trouble and was delayed. We were busy again at the office the first of the red [[wikipedia:Hay baler|automaton]]s went out. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & I went along over home too for supper and to swim in the evening. I had the pleasure of helping to pitch a load of wheat. [[Red]] & [[Arvella]] came hunting us. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1940|Jul 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 17, 1940|Jul 17, 1940]] }} 344f6bace5a4893fdae8d5dd26b56e2e9994d142 0 2528 4913 2008-07-15T13:28:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 typo wikitext text/x-wiki 12:01 AM and Sunday but the festival not over. [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] stayed with me and we helped clean up the grounds. By 2 oclock we were home & ready for bed. We got up & went to Sunday School. We didn't stay for [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] but started for Du Pont Gardens with Marg & Willis & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eune]] & [[Val]]. It was hot again. We ate dinner in Moonlight Park. We spent a few nice warm hours in the greenhouses and then headed for home. After supper we went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & swam. That cooled us off. But we had to come back when it was warm. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 20, 1940|Jul 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 22, 1940|Jul 22, 1940]] }} cd95b343b6bba79491d20eb1c8da3990dac92a52 4915 2008-07-15T13:28:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 typo wikitext text/x-wiki 12:01 AM and Sunday but the festival not over. [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] stayed with me and we helped clean up the grounds. By 2 oclock we were home & ready for bed. We got up & went to Sunday School. We didn't stay for [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] but started for Du Pont Gardens with Marg & Willis & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eune]] & [[Val]]. It was hot again. We ate dinner in Moonlight Park. We spent a few nice warm hours in the greenhouses and then headed for home. After supper we went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & swam. That cooled us off. But we had to come back when it was warm. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 20, 1940|Jul 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 22, 1940|Jul 22, 1940]] }} cd95b343b6bba79491d20eb1c8da3990dac92a52 0 2948 5829 2008-07-25T13:10:11Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We got up as we always do. I left my [[Jane Young|wife]] and [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] at home and took my gang to S.S. and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We had Sunday dinner at home alone again, like old times. [[Marg]] & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] etc. dropped in on Sunday afternoon, also did [[Bob]] & [[Sara]] as well as the whole [[Young]] family. We had no [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] again, by all means we should have for the evening was real long and lonesome. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 31, 1940|Aug 31, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 2, 1940|Sep 2, 1940]] }} d52e78c35cbbcd5f5a2610d94291814007d317b8 5831 2008-07-25T13:10:11Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We got up as we always do. I left my [[Jane Young|wife]] and [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] at home and took my gang to S.S. and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We had Sunday dinner at home alone again, like old times. [[Marg]] & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] etc. dropped in on Sunday afternoon, also did [[Bob]] & [[Sara]] as well as the whole [[Young]] family. We had no [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] again, by all means we should have for the evening was real long and lonesome. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 31, 1940|Aug 31, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 2, 1940|Sep 2, 1940]] }} d52e78c35cbbcd5f5a2610d94291814007d317b8 0 2979 5895 2008-07-25T13:12:46Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Commentary */ fix interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki At last the weather is clearing up and it is getting warm. I got up and helped [[Jane Young|Jane]] do the washing then I went down to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] and did a little work till dinner time. In the afternoon [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] came up and helped us can peaches. We also mowed and raked the yard and helped likewise we trimmed the hedge. In the evening we just listened to a few good programs on the radio. ==Commentary== ''September 2 was [[wikipedia:Labor Day|Labor Day]] and so Herman had a half day off.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 1, 1940|Sep 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 3, 1940|Sep 3, 1940]] }} 33fcd793b6c3425b2fe352d991b75c37055de632 0 3013 5959 2008-07-25T13:15:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Now it's another day--bright, sunny and fine. We were busy down at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] and were fit to keep up with them. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was kept busy all day with tailing of the canning. After supper I got ready and went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] to a board meeting for a change. [[Don]] & [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] were guests of honor and we did fine. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] treated to watermelon and lemonade. Don stole my girl but that suits my wife. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 2, 1940|Sep 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 4, 1940|Sep 4, 1940]] }} [[category:Surprising expressions]] 36381d29f5838b30d49f9c71679e2a5f1fc18586 5961 2008-07-25T13:15:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Now it's another day--bright, sunny and fine. We were busy down at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] and were fit to keep up with them. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was kept busy all day with tailing of the canning. After supper I got ready and went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] to a board meeting for a change. [[Don]] & [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] were guests of honor and we did fine. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] treated to watermelon and lemonade. Don stole my girl but that suits my wife. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 2, 1940|Sep 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 4, 1940|Sep 4, 1940]] }} [[category:Surprising expressions]] 36381d29f5838b30d49f9c71679e2a5f1fc18586 0 3017 5968 2008-07-25T13:17:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix navigation wikitext text/x-wiki More fair weather and we really enjoy it. I was late getting back to work but was right on the job when I got there. In the afternoon, Mr. & Mrs. [[E. Herman Brackbill|E. Herman]] & Daughter, [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]], went visiting--over home on the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]]. I got bold and went on over to [[Hess]]' at [[New Holland]] and looked over some used Buicks. I drove a '41. I nearly bought a pretty blue '40 (all I needed was $800.00) We had a farewell party for [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] after supper. We made icecream and ate it. The family had to get home early for the sake of its newest member. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 3, 1940|Sep 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 5, 1940|Sep 5, 1940]] }} 8f1d9818d28b19fa93550dbb20ab4a5bbd86d008 0 3019 5973 2008-07-25T13:20:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I spent part of my time allotted to sleep, staying up with the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]]. It isn't the most unpleasant thing for really she is sweet & cute (when she isn't crying). She isn't sick, just a little spoiled. Things went well at [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]] again today. We got the bank accounts in balance after much consideration. After supper we took the baby to Doc's & got things for her cold and also [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Young]]'s. I had choir practice & [[Jane Young|Jane]] visited [[Mr. Kaufman|Kaufman]]s. We had a swell time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 4, 1940|Sep 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 6, 1940|Sep 6, 1940]] }} db47d626e97de61baeef0108bb08b7114be7985a 0 3021 5978 2008-07-29T14:19:29Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created redirect wikitext text/x-wiki We were awake at the early morning feeding time again this morning. It is hard to get up, though not having slept straight through. We went through our paces at the office again, joking & kidding as we always are. [[Jane Young|Jane]] worked hard as usual but can't seem to help it. After supper I went up & drove the tractor helping [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] take out their potatoes. We finished them after dark and had icecream. Now the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] is crying again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 5, 1940|Sep 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 7, 1940|Sep 7, 1940]] }} 5c1be9009403a8fe1a71dca9c4b7d13b8c8850d2 0 3023 5983 2008-07-29T14:21:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We started in in quite ordinary fashion this morning. It was a nice morning and we took advantage of it. After dinner I really went to work around the home here. I mowed the lawn, picked a tree of pears, mowed a patch of weeds and dug and sorted my potatoes. After a good supper I sat down intending to do something. We got company. Beside [[Mary Jane]], we were visited by Mrs [[H. McGinnis]], [[Marg Bucher|Mrs. Bucher]], Mrs. Herr & families--Ester, Ursula & 7 Houck Girls. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 6, 1940|Sep 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 8, 1940|Sep 8, 1940]] }} d46149ce1dd0b20a4c7c531a8b06d92a762e4d14 5985 2008-07-29T14:21:22Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We started in in quite ordinary fashion this morning. It was a nice morning and we took advantage of it. After dinner I really went to work around the home here. I mowed the lawn, picked a tree of pears, mowed a patch of weeds and dug and sorted my potatoes. After a good supper I sat down intending to do something. We got company. Beside [[Mary Jane]], we were visited by Mrs [[H. McGinnis]], [[Marg Bucher|Mrs. Bucher]], Mrs. Herr & families--Ester, Ursula & 7 Houck Girls. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 6, 1940|Sep 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 8, 1940|Sep 8, 1940]] }} d46149ce1dd0b20a4c7c531a8b06d92a762e4d14 0 3025 5989 2008-07-29T14:24:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We almost overslept this morning and I was almost late for [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. My [[Jane Young|wife]] and [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|daughter]] do not go yet but I still take some kids along. The choir sang at church once again. It was a nice day. In the afternoon Great Grandma kept Evelyn while Jane went with us to [[Lancaster]] Prison to hold service. Jane stopped off and we rest went to Choir practice at [[Gap]] with [[Marshall]]. We took [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Dumplin]] over to [[Sheaffers]] for supper. Church Services started in the evening again. [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] & [[Marg]] visited us in the evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 7, 1940|Sep 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 9, 1940|Sep 9, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 0f1ed4ba52e28eb0e0af76734ef1e4c8215e8666 5991 2008-07-29T14:24:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We almost overslept this morning and I was almost late for [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. My [[Jane Young|wife]] and [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|daughter]] do not go yet but I still take some kids along. The choir sang at church once again. It was a nice day. In the afternoon Great Grandma kept Evelyn while Jane went with us to [[Lancaster]] Prison to hold service. Jane stopped off and we rest went to Choir practice at [[Gap]] with [[Marshall]]. We took [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Dumplin]] over to [[Sheaffers]] for supper. Church Services started in the evening again. [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] & [[Marg]] visited us in the evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 7, 1940|Sep 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 9, 1940|Sep 9, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 0f1ed4ba52e28eb0e0af76734ef1e4c8215e8666 0 3027 5996 2008-07-29T14:25:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I was good guy and got up and helped the [[Jane Young|missus]] with the washing before I went to work. It was a nice clear wash day. We weren't extra busy at the office nor in the shop. Our busy season is over. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] didn't wash--hasn't been feeling so well lately. After work I hurried and went to [[Lancaster]] to a dinner meeting of the County staff, we all had a very profitable evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 8, 1940|Sep 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 10, 1940|Sep 10, 1940]] }} 085b2e60307aca6b37cf15217a6930ddfeb32f01 0 2951 5836 2008-07-29T14:27:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Had to hurry around to get to work on time again this morning. It was a funny cloudy morning but it cleared off nicely later on. A bookkeeping machine salesman demonstrated very interestingly to us this morning. In the afternoon [[Walter]] & I posted again. After supper [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I went to [[Strasburg]] to look at a '38 Buick but did not purchase. When we came home, we listened to the radio etc. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 9, 1940|Sep 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 11, 1940|Sep 11, 1940]] }} bd1c8acc8214d8bb2325056dbcacffdd1a582f23 0 2955 5842 2008-08-08T16:26:29Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It looks like we are about two thirds through the year and as they say "no cakes baked." But things have been happening rapidly, so that the money can't keep up with it. Oh, well, we're living. (Typical Americanism.) A normal day at the office. (Thursday) We had a swell big choir practice at church in the evening and all had a good time. A good choir makes an enjoyable gathering. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 10, 1940|Sep 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 12, 1940|Sep 12, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] e61c52fe454cdb4e8a56b580dd663f6bae4d155c 0 2959 5848 2008-08-08T16:29:18Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Now today was just fine. Only it should have been yesterday for I have part of today's diary in yesterday's page. It was damp today and [[Jane Young|Jane]] took [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|little dumpling]] down home in the afternoon. We were there for supper also. I came home and made a wood fire in the furnace. [[HB Journal for Sep 11, 1940|Yesterday]] We had the first cottage prayer meeting in Mrs. Hellmans home in [[Paradise]]. Not a big gathering. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 11, 1940|Sep 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 13, 1940|Sep 13, 1940]] }} 072de20f6e979d30638085a26a7e09367e757efd 0 2962 5853 2008-08-08T16:38:17Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This is Friday 13th but I got up and went to work quite early or at least on time. We are making ourselves quite busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] but cooperation is our password. In the evening the girls had guild meeting. Unknowing of this, I called a special meeting of the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Board at [[Rev. Kaufman]]'s. He gave us some very good suggestions as well as encouraged us to do better work for the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] this fall and winter. We appreciated it and needed it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 12, 1940|Sep 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 14, 1940|Sep 14, 1940]] }} fbc65c0a3dfeefc973ee1c2fe0429fac15d8e582 5855 2008-08-08T16:38:17Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This is Friday 13th but I got up and went to work quite early or at least on time. We are making ourselves quite busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] but cooperation is our password. In the evening the girls had guild meeting. Unknowing of this, I called a special meeting of the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Board at [[Rev. Kaufman]]'s. He gave us some very good suggestions as well as encouraged us to do better work for the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] this fall and winter. We appreciated it and needed it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 12, 1940|Sep 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 14, 1940|Sep 14, 1940]] }} fbc65c0a3dfeefc973ee1c2fe0429fac15d8e582 0 2964 5859 2008-08-08T16:40:32Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki These cool fall mornings certainly are fine, and make one feel peppy. The bin is filled with coal now and the cellar pipe on the furnace is fixed and the fire is burning so let winter come. The morning went along the same as always. In the afternoon [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] and I went in to [[Lancaster]] to see for another car. We looked at good ones and bad ones but found two we could not decide between but for price. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for supper and after a while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 13, 1940|Sep 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 15, 1940|Sep 15, 1940]] }} 8fd93fe237b1c55913b6f8f1d6d212a78cd6e5a3 0 2964 5861 2008-08-08T16:40:32Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki These cool fall mornings certainly are fine, and make one feel peppy. The bin is filled with coal now and the cellar pipe on the furnace is fixed and the fire is burning so let winter come. The morning went along the same as always. In the afternoon [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] and I went in to [[Lancaster]] to see for another car. We looked at good ones and bad ones but found two we could not decide between but for price. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for supper and after a while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 13, 1940|Sep 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 15, 1940|Sep 15, 1940]] }} 8fd93fe237b1c55913b6f8f1d6d212a78cd6e5a3 0 2966 5864 2008-08-08T16:42:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We got awake about the same as usual and fed the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]]. Instead of going back to sleep as I usually do, I got up, and as a result we were early for S.S. [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] was over at [[Old Leacock]]. I took my family over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for dinner and to spend the rest of the day. It was quite enjoyable, to say the least, but it always is. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] at Church after supper. Then we went down and helped [[Marshall Miller]]'s choir in a musical number. Then home (over home) then back Home again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 14, 1940|Sep 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 16, 1940|Sep 16, 1940]] }} 41e9fe7193993f7224ee1015b76a48dee8883e84 5866 2008-08-08T16:42:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We got awake about the same as usual and fed the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]]. Instead of going back to sleep as I usually do, I got up, and as a result we were early for S.S. [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] was over at [[Old Leacock]]. I took my family over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for dinner and to spend the rest of the day. It was quite enjoyable, to say the least, but it always is. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] at Church after supper. Then we went down and helped [[Marshall Miller]]'s choir in a musical number. Then home (over home) then back Home again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 14, 1940|Sep 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 16, 1940|Sep 16, 1940]] }} 41e9fe7193993f7224ee1015b76a48dee8883e84 0 2968 5870 2008-08-11T13:45:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It started out by raining this washday morning. We got ready to do the washing and __ and it was all right for the sun came out nice and bright. We were pretty busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] today. Almost too busy for me to take off and go to [[Lancaster]] early in the P.M. But I took Harry & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] along and we went in to get a car and I didn't again. [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Baby]] was fussy today but hope she lets us sleep tonight. We had a fine chorus rehearsal for once again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 15, 1940|Sep 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 17, 1940|Sep 17, 1940]] }} bc8f377da63f77b25b6400aefc93747bf9fedbd7 5872 2008-08-11T13:45:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It started out by raining this washday morning. We got ready to do the washing and __ and it was all right for the sun came out nice and bright. We were pretty busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] today. Almost too busy for me to take off and go to [[Lancaster]] early in the P.M. But I took Harry & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] along and we went in to get a car and I didn't again. [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Baby]] was fussy today but hope she lets us sleep tonight. We had a fine chorus rehearsal for once again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 15, 1940|Sep 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 17, 1940|Sep 17, 1940]] }} bc8f377da63f77b25b6400aefc93747bf9fedbd7 0 2972 5882 2008-08-11T13:50:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I got up late, so I had to drive my nice new car to work to get there on time. I buried myself in figures all day till I got "wozzie", making up for lost time. We are surely tickled with our white sidewalled job. It's not a Buick like I had my heart set on but it's a bargain and it's sweet, plenty. After supper, I got my hair cut. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] went to [[Lampeter]] Fair and wanted me to keep the office while they were gone. I got home early, 9:00, but now it's late, 10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 17, 1940|Sep 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 19, 1940|Sep 19, 1940]] }} a6eb950f507694a8f16991b3e2f8903ce4133d24 5884 2008-08-11T13:50:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I got up late, so I had to drive my nice new car to work to get there on time. I buried myself in figures all day till I got "wozzie", making up for lost time. We are surely tickled with our white sidewalled job. It's not a Buick like I had my heart set on but it's a bargain and it's sweet, plenty. After supper, I got my hair cut. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] went to [[Lampeter]] Fair and wanted me to keep the office while they were gone. I got home early, 9:00, but now it's late, 10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 17, 1940|Sep 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 19, 1940|Sep 19, 1940]] }} a6eb950f507694a8f16991b3e2f8903ce4133d24 0 2975 5889 2008-08-11T13:51:48Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We made it out a little earlier this morning and so I walked to my work to see how it would go. I intend to keep my car out of sun, out of dirt. [[Walter]] & I spent most of the day we could, straightening out the file of Accounts Receivable. After supper we went to choir practice. It sprinkled a little but we sang. Afterwards, seven of us went to [[Lampeter Fair]] and made the rounds. We had fun but maybe stayed out too late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 18, 1940|Sep 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 20, 1940|Sep 20, 1940]] }} b2942d6cb09fc4a943e3f507846bd7add728a85e 0 2983 5901 2008-08-11T13:53:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Another pay day for us at the big machine shop and implement place. It turned out to be a last payday for the men who worked in the baler shop on the "automatons." It was a nice business while it lasted, but it didn't last long enough. At [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] we had [[Rev. Dr. T. Roland Philips]] speak for us at the fall rally of the East Branch of [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. The turn out was very poor but the message and results were wonderful. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 19, 1940|Sep 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 21, 1940|Sep 21, 1940]] }} f09910db0fb0378a8737decb60644846268f5de9 0 2611 5088 2008-08-11T14:11:18Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I would rather have laid awhile this morning but [[Jane Young|Jane]] was so tired and sleepy that I let her rest and got breakfast started myself. Jane soon came to my rescue. Work at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] certainly isn't monotonous. Today, [[Dick]] & [[Groffie]] went up the creek to fix a big leak in the side of the race. [[Allen]] & I were left to ourselves at the mill with the milll shut down and not many orders. ---- After supper, Jane & I went to [[Chestnut Level]] & heard Dr. [[T. Roland Philips|T. Roland Phillip]] and saw many good old friends. It was raining when we came back. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 21, 1939|Jun 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 23, 1939|Jun 23, 1939]] }} 7a8431494e6972f22ce36ce80f2d84e3680c9a17 5090 2008-08-11T14:11:18Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I would rather have laid awhile this morning but [[Jane Young|Jane]] was so tired and sleepy that I let her rest and got breakfast started myself. Jane soon came to my rescue. Work at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] certainly isn't monotonous. Today, [[Dick]] & [[Groffie]] went up the creek to fix a big leak in the side of the race. [[Allen]] & I were left to ourselves at the mill with the milll shut down and not many orders. ---- After supper, Jane & I went to [[Chestnut Level]] & heard Dr. [[T. Roland Philips|T. Roland Phillip]] and saw many good old friends. It was raining when we came back. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 21, 1939|Jun 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 23, 1939|Jun 23, 1939]] }} 7a8431494e6972f22ce36ce80f2d84e3680c9a17 0 2877 5683 2008-08-11T14:11:41Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki The house was chilly when we got up this morning. Someone said there had been a little frost this morning. That (or this) is the real kind of weather - cold, snappy days, in which you can do a good day's work and scarcely get tired. In the afternoon I got a couple nice long trips in the little truck. After making the fire in the furnace again, we ate a hurried supper. We again went to the convention in [[Lancaster]]. Rev. [[T. Roland Philips|T. Roland Phillips]] gave a wonderful address which a good crowd enjoyed. Home--10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 12, 1939|Oct 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 14, 1939|Oct 14, 1939]] }} bdd5af9765bf951c93a753d2b8a3dbb82087ddf0 5685 2008-08-11T14:11:41Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki The house was chilly when we got up this morning. Someone said there had been a little frost this morning. That (or this) is the real kind of weather - cold, snappy days, in which you can do a good day's work and scarcely get tired. In the afternoon I got a couple nice long trips in the little truck. After making the fire in the furnace again, we ate a hurried supper. We again went to the convention in [[Lancaster]]. Rev. [[T. Roland Philips|T. Roland Phillips]] gave a wonderful address which a good crowd enjoyed. Home--10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 12, 1939|Oct 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 14, 1939|Oct 14, 1939]] }} bdd5af9765bf951c93a753d2b8a3dbb82087ddf0 0 2987 5907 2008-08-13T13:42:57Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki A pretty good day has again come for our improvement. We hacked away at our work this forenoon and succeeded in getting above it by noon. After dinner I took off my shirt and got my hoe and harrow & knocked a million weeds out of the garden. All the girls of the town congregated out front. After supper, [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I went up to [[Shirks]] and inspected the new 1941 Chevrolet. We liked it very much. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 20, 1940|Sep 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 22, 1940|Sep 22, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 010c131606aa33bdbf7c9cddc6ab44ee2d51015a 0 2991 5913 2008-08-13T13:44:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I wasn't up any too early this morning for my boys were here ready to go to Sunday School before I was quite. We had a fine service. A retired minister from Tennessee gave a swell & interesting narration. We were home, alone for dinner. In the afternoon I took the family down home & then [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I went over home just a little. In the evening we had a 5 church meeting at [[Gap]] with an illustrated lecture. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 21, 1940|Sep 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 23, 1940|Sep 23, 1940]] }} 9a56ebea92facdc900828ada475d305688170158 0 2995 5919 2008-08-13T13:46:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was hard to get up this morning, having "walked the floor" with [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|our youngest]] nearly all night. I went down to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] in time but returned for breakfast. It was a nice day and [[Jane Young|the wife]] did the weekly washing. We were busy at the office and shop all day. I had a long trip to [[Intercourse]] in the afternoon. After supper a couple girls dropped in. I took [[Stan]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] to chorus practice. We "cowboyed" through town. The night also was fine. Nice for driving. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 22, 1940|Sep 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 24, 1940|Sep 24, 1940]] }} 7581a2580c6d662a6f84582f98221862253fc8f9 0 2999 5925 2008-08-13T13:48:24Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Our little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] got us awake quite early this morning & kept us awake by crying & crying. Neither of us had nearly enough sleep but had to get out anyway. We were busy again at the office and it was a nice day, warm & almost fair. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy Y.]] brought peaches home and [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I got a basket to put up. We did 'er after supper till bed time. For Evelyn Jane's sake, I made a fire to drive away the dampness. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 23, 1940|Sep 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 25, 1940|Sep 25, 1940]] }} 91a064daa0b38d0b65c5286e775b809725275d78 0 3003 5930 2008-08-13T13:49:52Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] slept well last night but we had a couple cloudbursts and thundershowers wakenend us. It really rained this forenoon. The water was so high in places that the roads were impassable. We were pretty busy considering the weather. We used lights all day. After supper I cleaned up & went to Prayer Meeting at [[Browns]]. Not many were there but it was prayer meeting. We just sat around then at home and listened to the radio and stuff. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 24, 1940|Sep 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 26, 1940|Sep 26, 1940]] }} 8ea7be9cc1091964a2e1266c5e720cf0b1fad243 5932 2008-08-13T13:49:52Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] slept well last night but we had a couple cloudbursts and thundershowers wakenend us. It really rained this forenoon. The water was so high in places that the roads were impassable. We were pretty busy considering the weather. We used lights all day. After supper I cleaned up & went to Prayer Meeting at [[Browns]]. Not many were there but it was prayer meeting. We just sat around then at home and listened to the radio and stuff. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 24, 1940|Sep 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 26, 1940|Sep 26, 1940]] }} 8ea7be9cc1091964a2e1266c5e720cf0b1fad243 0 3005 5936 2008-08-14T18:48:37Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I said! The man of the house turned the alarm clock off at six and slept again till seven. Consequently he was late for work. Nobody said anything but I guess they thought. We weren't extra busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] but we worked. [[Jane Young|Jane]] and [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Baby]] visited the doctor's office after dinner. We horned in on the Grandparents for supper. Then I went to choir practice and took a load of kids to [[Christiana]] to see them bowling. We got back late but had fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 25, 1940|Sep 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 27, 1940|Sep 27, 1940]] }} 9b54b26801a74074cea6271eedf833c536771171 5938 2008-08-14T18:48:37Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I said! The man of the house turned the alarm clock off at six and slept again till seven. Consequently he was late for work. Nobody said anything but I guess they thought. We weren't extra busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] but we worked. [[Jane Young|Jane]] and [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Baby]] visited the doctor's office after dinner. We horned in on the Grandparents for supper. Then I went to choir practice and took a load of kids to [[Christiana]] to see them bowling. We got back late but had fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 25, 1940|Sep 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 27, 1940|Sep 27, 1940]] }} 9b54b26801a74074cea6271eedf833c536771171 0 3007 5942 2008-08-14T18:57:15Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Today marks the beginning of a great celebration at our [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. First of all we had to get up and go to work, come back to the residential section for dinner and again from work for supper. After supper, [[Ruth]] kept our little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to church to attend the opening service of our 200th anniversary. It was a fine service and very well attended. The choir did a nice job. We had guest speakers -- Dr. [[Henry K. Denling]]--and others. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 26, 1940|Sep 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 28, 1940|Sep 28, 1940]] }} 5b7a245181b83c1bcae8e146a2985c272ed11343 5944 2008-08-14T18:57:15Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Today marks the beginning of a great celebration at our [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. First of all we had to get up and go to work, come back to the residential section for dinner and again from work for supper. After supper, [[Ruth]] kept our little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to church to attend the opening service of our 200th anniversary. It was a fine service and very well attended. The choir did a nice job. We had guest speakers -- Dr. [[Henry K. Denling]]--and others. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 26, 1940|Sep 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 28, 1940|Sep 28, 1940]] }} 5b7a245181b83c1bcae8e146a2985c272ed11343 0 3009 5947 2008-08-14T18:59:46Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Saturday again and [[Walter]] and I had a nice morning together finishing the entering of the bills. It was his last day, for the winter at least. After dinner our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] was minded by her [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Grandmother Young]]. I went back to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] to work. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Old Leacock]] to attend another of the services of the celebration. After supper we went back to church. I sang with [[Marshall]]'s chorus. The meeting was big again. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & [[Margie]], [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] dropped in to visit us afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 27, 1940|Sep 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 29, 1940|Sep 29, 1940]] }} 3f266f9c07da374c3e231d0d123a8408960f563f 5949 2008-08-14T18:59:46Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Saturday again and [[Walter]] and I had a nice morning together finishing the entering of the bills. It was his last day, for the winter at least. After dinner our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] was minded by her [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Grandmother Young]]. I went back to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] to work. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Old Leacock]] to attend another of the services of the celebration. After supper we went back to church. I sang with [[Marshall]]'s chorus. The meeting was big again. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & [[Margie]], [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] dropped in to visit us afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 27, 1940|Sep 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 29, 1940|Sep 29, 1940]] }} 3f266f9c07da374c3e231d0d123a8408960f563f 0 3011 5953 2008-08-14T19:01:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Every once a week Sunday comes and we are glad. We are looking forward to another day of celebration. Prf. [[Charles Miller]] spoke to us in Sunday School. [[Church]] was full. The sermon was given by the of the General Assembly of U.S.A. There wasn't much doing in the afternoon. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was down home a little while, & I sat home. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] in the evening. We had a big last meeting to close the big celebration. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 28, 1940|Sep 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 30, 1940|Sep 30, 1940]] }} 4802cab925f30c19d963a050267587b43cf94b0a 5955 2008-08-14T19:01:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Every once a week Sunday comes and we are glad. We are looking forward to another day of celebration. Prf. [[Charles Miller]] spoke to us in Sunday School. [[Church]] was full. The sermon was given by the of the General Assembly of U.S.A. There wasn't much doing in the afternoon. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was down home a little while, & I sat home. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] in the evening. We had a big last meeting to close the big celebration. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 28, 1940|Sep 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 30, 1940|Sep 30, 1940]] }} 4802cab925f30c19d963a050267587b43cf94b0a 0 3015 5964 2008-08-14T19:03:09Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki No one could tell if it was going to rain or not this morning. I helped [[Jane Young|Jane]] start her washing before I went to work. We were short one stenog toda, starting a series of days without him for he went back to business college. We had supper as usual. After that we had a small chorus rehearsal at the [[First Church of God]] being accompanied by [[Mr. Hartley]] a fine young organist. [[Stan]] took us in and [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] drove us home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 29, 1940|Sep 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 1, 1940|Oct 1, 1940]] }} 6e3a4132ed5377d42dad66c396997edd9b66a36b 0 3405 6664 2008-08-14T19:10:11Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Walter''' was a business college student who was employed during the summers as a stenographer at the [[Arthur S. Young Company]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People]] 7bf0b21fadab5253e59265f8883a9cd153ef9911 0 3394 6646 2008-08-15T13:24:18Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Vanny Pickell''' was the brother of [[Marvin Pickell]], the Brackbill family milkman. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Pickell]] f65ece280f52587c7f0d076a349ea2c7cf8c1bc9 0 3378 6622 2008-08-15T13:25:39Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 sorting wikitext text/x-wiki '''Betty Kyle''' was a friend of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s from [[Lancaster]]. She was involved in [[Christian Endeavor]] activities with them. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Kyle]] 667c9b86ee837e7f6b0222e4304bbe57543f760b 0 3402 6658 2008-08-15T13:26:04Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki '''David Shirk''', also called "Davie", worked at Shirk's auto repair where [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] went to have his car repaired. The Shirks are still in the car dealership business as of 2008. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Shirk]] 03f987c1ca7bf9a36507e6f3490f810f85282239 6659 2008-08-15T13:26:04Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki '''David Shirk''', also called "Davie", worked at Shirk's auto repair where [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] went to have his car repaired. The Shirks are still in the car dealership business as of 2008. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Shirk]] 03f987c1ca7bf9a36507e6f3490f810f85282239 0 3353 6583 2008-08-15T13:26:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 sorting wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ethel Bryson''' was a classmate of [[Jane Young]]'s from Paradise High School and was a bridesmaid in her [[Wedding of Herman and Jane|wedding]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Bryson]] ece4015516a14c9abd939375017dd489d2e8660a 0 3376 6618 2008-08-15T13:26:48Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 sorting wikitext text/x-wiki '''Harold B. Keneagy''' worked at the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] as treasurer and bookkeeper. He was married to Roberta and had two daughters, Priscilla and Madeleine. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Keneagy]] ac47918197c86cb6d790bd092cefb28df93ec286 0 3375 6616 2008-08-15T13:27:12Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 sorting wikitext text/x-wiki '''Rev. Jay W. Kauffman''' (consistently spelled ''Kaufman'' in [[E. Herman Brackbill]]'s journal, was the pastor at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] in the late 1930s with his wife, who was the organist and directed the choir. He officiated at the [[Wedding of Herman and Jane]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Kauffman]] 2274ecb7d080f184897e6d886f85c8e52bd68b91 6617 2008-08-15T13:27:12Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 sorting wikitext text/x-wiki '''Rev. Jay W. Kauffman''' (consistently spelled ''Kaufman'' in [[E. Herman Brackbill]]'s journal, was the pastor at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] in the late 1930s with his wife, who was the organist and directed the choir. He officiated at the [[Wedding of Herman and Jane]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Kauffman]] 2274ecb7d080f184897e6d886f85c8e52bd68b91 0 3367 6604 2008-08-15T13:27:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 sorting wikitext text/x-wiki '''Jerry F. Helms''' was the long time minister of [[Denbigh Presbyterian Church]] and the family minister of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn B. Jarrett]] and her family. He baptized both of Evelyn's children. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Helms]] 05b92e947253c39a9ce1db0e335fe85408a68440 0 3357 6589 2008-08-15T13:28:16Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Marg Bucher''' and her husband [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] were friends of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s from [[Christian Endeavor]]. The Buchers lived in [[Lititz]]. The two couples went on Herman and Jane's honeymoon together. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Bucher]] 9fa6cce4cd3ee93adbc5d0a399a4565f4dd31bdf 0 3388 6637 2008-08-15T13:29:07Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 sorting wikitext text/x-wiki '''Park Hays Miller''' was a theologist, author, and speaker. He spoke at the synod meeting that [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Harold Brackbill]] attended in April 1939. One of Park Hays Miller's books, [http://www.archive.org/details/whyiamapresbyter009543mbp ''Why I Am a Presbyterian''], is available for download at the Internet Archive. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Miller, Park]] e171f7260abd84910995575199e13d6988d8f81a 0 3363 6598 2008-08-15T13:29:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 sorting wikitext text/x-wiki '''Phil Egster''' was a cousin of the Brackbill family on the Sheaffer side. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Egster]] 145b26d432936846781fc53cfb4eb4c7592aeb77 0 3386 6634 2008-08-15T13:29:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 sorting wikitext text/x-wiki '''Red McLaughlin''' was a neighbor of the Brackbills in Kinzers. {{stub}} [[Category:People|McLaughlin]] d31db2735af808d31cb24dd52dbbadfab3253c91 0 3403 6660 2008-08-15T13:30:36Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 sorting wikitext text/x-wiki '''Romaine Troop''' was a friend of [[Jane Young]]'s growing up and she and her husband Les Garner lived across the street from the Brackbills in [[Kinzers]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Troop]] 419a60e0477f1a13e6a57d4239f17de56b741953 0 3407 6667 2008-08-15T13:30:57Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 sorting wikitext text/x-wiki '''Sam Wenger''' was a lawyer whose children were the same age as [[E. Herman Brackbill]]'s. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Wenger]] a6129397515d97ab4ec3251fb30ec0e46f6a37f5 6668 2008-08-15T13:30:57Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 sorting wikitext text/x-wiki '''Sam Wenger''' was a lawyer whose children were the same age as [[E. Herman Brackbill]]'s. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Wenger]] a6129397515d97ab4ec3251fb30ec0e46f6a37f5 0 3392 6643 2008-08-15T13:31:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 sorting wikitext text/x-wiki '''T. Roland Philips''' was a Presbyterian minister who was associated with Arlington Presbyterian Church in the Baltimore (MD) Presbytery. He helped to found the [http://www.bsotb.org/bsobcat.htm Baltimore School of the Bible] and published a book of his sermons, entitled ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=QdEFGQAACAAJ&source=gbs_ViewAPI God Hath Spoken]''. He traveled in Lancaster County several times in 1939 and 1940, visiting [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] on [[HB Journal for Sep 20, 1940|September 20, 1940]]. ==References== * Schaeffer, Dr. Francis A. "[http://www.pcahistory.org/findingaids/schaeffer/index.html We Don't Have Forever]," PCA Historical Center, 1980. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Philips]] fd543f21760d51933ec65bb64eab6f9025df0aca 0 3365 6601 2008-08-15T13:31:47Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 sorting wikitext text/x-wiki '''Warren Graham''' (b. 28 Jun 1905) was married to [[Barbara Groff]] and was [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s cousin by marriage. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Graham]] 9e05211ed968c96a15ad988fce815bce196bcfa8 0 3384 6631 2008-08-15T13:32:12Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 sorting wikitext text/x-wiki '''Webb McLaughlin''' (also known as Webby) was a neighbor of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] in Kinzers. He was "Ricky Boomer"'s grandfather. {{stub}} [[Category:People|McLaughlin]] b2b6ebfc1d2dd157e7469c42e504e9646989af52 0 3355 6586 2008-08-15T13:32:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 sorting wikitext text/x-wiki '''Willis Bucher''' and his wife [[Marg Bucher|Marg]] were friends of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s from [[Christian Endeavor]]. The Buchers lived in [[Lititz]]. The two couples went on Herman and Jane's honeymoon together. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Bucher]] ee969d25bafad089507d8997f8fd1db212032ef8 0 2870 5666 2008-08-19T13:12:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Octobers bright blue weather, but it rained or at least drizzled and was cloudy all day. We turned over a new leaf at the office today introducing a new billing system. We didn't have much trade to try it out. I had plenty to do though, catching up with my entering and posting. After supper we entertained the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Board. We had just the old "Stand Bys". We had a good meeting and had watermelons & stuff to eat. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 30, 1940|Sep 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 2, 1940|Oct 2, 1940]] }} 6aa1b5e8b79a82a48ac2e2fde73ca603cedf8d7e 0 2870 5668 2008-08-19T13:12:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Octobers bright blue weather, but it rained or at least drizzled and was cloudy all day. We turned over a new leaf at the office today introducing a new billing system. We didn't have much trade to try it out. I had plenty to do though, catching up with my entering and posting. After supper we entertained the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Board. We had just the old "Stand Bys". We had a good meeting and had watermelons & stuff to eat. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 30, 1940|Sep 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 2, 1940|Oct 2, 1940]] }} 6aa1b5e8b79a82a48ac2e2fde73ca603cedf8d7e 0 2899 5726 2008-08-19T13:19:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It would have been a good day to be living back on the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]], for I heard the sound of rain as soon as I awoke. Even until the night fall it was raining. We were extra busy at the office with customers for one thing or another. Between times we would stick our noses in the books and tried to keep them up to date. When I came home for supper, I was greeted by the familiar sounds of baby [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]]'s "waa-ing." After good big supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] fixed & fed the baby and I did the dishes. Jane went to [[Gap]] to register to vote. ==Commentary== ''The [[wikipedia:United States presidential election, 1940|1940 presidential election]] would have been the first one that Jane could vote in; she was 17 in 1936 and the voting age in 1940 was still 21.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 1, 1940|Oct 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 3, 1940|Oct 3, 1940]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] 939ca415b840cfbfee08047d344389a5a04c2dbd 0 2932 5789 2008-08-19T13:22:14Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We got up early enough that I could eat breakfast and walk to work and still get there on time. It was a real October day, with blue sky, clouds & wind. Over the county the tobacco is all in, and the corn is being put on the shock. We had such a nice day at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]], a little trade and plenty of time to catch up our book work. After supper & mowing the yard, I went down to the office - again. [[Jane Young|Jane]] house cleaned a couple rooms among other things today. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 2, 1940|Oct 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 4, 1940|Oct 4, 1940]] }} 92ce037ad5891873efdced41b218d334176e13b2 0 2936 5797 2008-08-19T13:25:56Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Well, well, if it isn't my old pal Payday. How are you, I haven't seen you since last week but it seems very much longer than tat. Believe me, the gains you bring with you are much appreciated, but they surely go fast and hard. Among other things, we heard the [[wikipedia:1940 World Series#Game 3|third world series ball game]] on the radio. Detroit 7 - Cincinatti 4 or something. After supper I went to Preparatory services and choir practice. [[Jane Young|Jane]] took [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] to take the test of driving. He passed, (my car did it). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 3, 1940|Oct 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 5, 1940|Oct 5, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 8c665a5fc05aeece548fd2b7a1af6118981b158c 5799 2008-08-19T13:25:56Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Well, well, if it isn't my old pal Payday. How are you, I haven't seen you since last week but it seems very much longer than tat. Believe me, the gains you bring with you are much appreciated, but they surely go fast and hard. Among other things, we heard the [[wikipedia:1940 World Series#Game 3|third world series ball game]] on the radio. Detroit 7 - Cincinatti 4 or something. After supper I went to Preparatory services and choir practice. [[Jane Young|Jane]] took [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] to take the test of driving. He passed, (my car did it). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 3, 1940|Oct 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 5, 1940|Oct 5, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 8c665a5fc05aeece548fd2b7a1af6118981b158c 0 2938 5803 2008-08-19T13:28:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki "A beautiful day in Chicago." In [[Kinzers]], too it was a beautiful day. Only about half our men were on the job today. Some took off & some were laid off. In the afternoon I went back to the office to try to get a little bit more caught up. I cleaned my car on the inside and out. After I came back, I played a little foot ball before supper. After supper, [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I went over to [[New Holland]] to the farm show & tried to enjoy a chilly, busy night among Buicks etc. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 4, 1940|Oct 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 6, 1940|Oct 6, 1940]] }} acbf7605ac5929eb57e05e0e1abe0629f4929e89 5805 2008-08-19T13:28:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki "A beautiful day in Chicago." In [[Kinzers]], too it was a beautiful day. Only about half our men were on the job today. Some took off & some were laid off. In the afternoon I went back to the office to try to get a little bit more caught up. I cleaned my car on the inside and out. After I came back, I played a little foot ball before supper. After supper, [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I went over to [[New Holland]] to the farm show & tried to enjoy a chilly, busy night among Buicks etc. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 4, 1940|Oct 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 6, 1940|Oct 6, 1940]] }} acbf7605ac5929eb57e05e0e1abe0629f4929e89 0 2970 5876 2008-08-19T13:34:41Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Another red letter day has come to pass. It started out just like any other day. It was foggy for the first time this fall, though. I spent most of my forenoon just chewing around with car salesmen, etc. In the afternoon we buckled down to a little hard posting work again. In the evening, [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] kept the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] & entertained [[Bill Shee]]'s wife, while [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took a load over to the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] doggie roast at home. She & [[Val]] & I went on over to Hess's at [[New Holland|N. Holland]] & bought a [[Herman Brackbill cars#1938 Olds|1938 Olds]]. We had nice doggies & moon later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 16, 1940|Sep 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 18, 1940|Sep 18, 1940]] }} 7fd415cd8f6c94e52dd9baaf7cd4954bc7627393 5878 2008-08-19T13:34:41Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Another red letter day has come to pass. It started out just like any other day. It was foggy for the first time this fall, though. I spent most of my forenoon just chewing around with car salesmen, etc. In the afternoon we buckled down to a little hard posting work again. In the evening, [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] kept the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] & entertained [[Bill Shee]]'s wife, while [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took a load over to the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] doggie roast at home. She & [[Val]] & I went on over to Hess's at [[New Holland|N. Holland]] & bought a [[Herman Brackbill cars#1938 Olds|1938 Olds]]. We had nice doggies & moon later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 16, 1940|Sep 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 18, 1940|Sep 18, 1940]] }} 7fd415cd8f6c94e52dd9baaf7cd4954bc7627393 0 2743 5409 2008-08-19T14:31:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Another day, and although, strangely enough, the day of writing is eight days after this calendar day, the author (writer, to you) can still remember the main event of the day. While I was washing my car, a motorcycle pulled in bearing a driver, Dave something, and my good friend and brother, [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]]. We spent quite an enjoyable evening. We visited [[Jane Young|Jane]] and inspected the house. It seemed providential that we should visit her together our last single night, as it was in the beginning. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 18, 1939|May 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|May 20, 1939]] }} 2607e84e001ab104c0b17211a506009cd21956af 5411 2008-08-19T14:31:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikitext text/x-wiki Another day, and although, strangely enough, the day of writing is eight days after this calendar day, the author (writer, to you) can still remember the main event of the day. While I was washing my car, a motorcycle pulled in bearing a driver, Dave something, and my good friend and brother, [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]]. We spent quite an enjoyable evening. We visited [[Jane Young|Jane]] and inspected the house. It seemed providential that we should visit her together our last single night, as it was in the beginning. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 18, 1939|May 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|May 20, 1939]] }} 2607e84e001ab104c0b17211a506009cd21956af 0 2940 5809 2008-08-19T20:29:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Again Sunday. Since fast time has passed away, it is very easy to get up in time for Sunday School. It was world wide communion at church and we had a fine outside speaker. For dinner, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I & family went over to cousin [[Clair Hershey]]s. We spent the biggest part of the afternoon there. Then we went over home for supper. After that it was home, then I went off to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]--a poor little meeting again. Then we all went up to the [[U.B.]] to join with them. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 5, 1940|Oct 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 7, 1940|Oct 7, 1940]] }} a1dc901a758bad2a632ec25f9f7960743cd7c602 0 2942 5814 2008-08-19T20:31:36Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't help start the washing this morning for it looked rainy. I just went down to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]]. There wasn't much doing at the shop today. We just drifted along. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing after all, for the day turned out clear. After supper there were slight thunder showers. I left my family and went to [[County Chorus]] practice in [[Lancaster|Lanc]]. We had a typical hard luck night. We had no organist, and it was final rehearsal with a choir we had never sung with before. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 6, 1940|Oct 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 8, 1940|Oct 8, 1940]] }} f1d1a1d06cb9fc44ae03f4b30b05dd9d9ea84f48 5816 2008-08-19T20:31:36Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't help start the washing this morning for it looked rainy. I just went down to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]]. There wasn't much doing at the shop today. We just drifted along. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing after all, for the day turned out clear. After supper there were slight thunder showers. I left my family and went to [[County Chorus]] practice in [[Lancaster|Lanc]]. We had a typical hard luck night. We had no organist, and it was final rehearsal with a choir we had never sung with before. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 6, 1940|Oct 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 8, 1940|Oct 8, 1940]] }} f1d1a1d06cb9fc44ae03f4b30b05dd9d9ea84f48 0 2944 5820 2008-08-19T20:34:39Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The showers carried over from last night and continued slightly thru out this our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Baby]]'s second month birthday. She surely is nice--weighs 8 lb 11 oz and is strong and healthy. We were busy down at [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]]. They just like to come and track mud in on our new office floor. [[Arthur S. Young|Mr. Young]] was away all day but we got along. After supper I went back to the office. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & baby Evelyn went along--to the house--. I am not sure the rain is over yet, but a harvest moon is peeping. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 7, 1940|Oct 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 9, 1940|Oct 9, 1940]] }} 6ad275022c3752961046d2577599e3e11dbb0b77 0 2946 5824 2008-08-19T20:36:39Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Baby [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] got awake this morning at five & had to be fed. I stuck to it to six thirty and then got up & had my usual light breakfast and went to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. We were quite busy again today and it seems good so to be. It was a nice bright day and we all enjoyed it. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] & our little girl stayed home again. I went to choir practice and a Sunday School teacher's meeting at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Ephrata]] Fair started and all those little things take our young people & old ones too, I complain. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 8, 1940|Oct 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 10, 1940|Oct 10, 1940]] }} 121ffb917e14236af1e75f39f2632a1d4975858b 0 2872 5671 2008-08-19T20:38:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was a beautiful morning, this. Fall has a certain beauty and richness all its own. Over the countryside the trees are crowded with brightly tinted leaves and fields are weighted down with harvest. [[Jane Young|Jane]] helped in the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] this afternoon. Sort of like old times. After supper I left my family a little while again and went to the annual [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] convention of the county. [[Dr. Poling]] spoke and our chorus sang. There was a very good crowd. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 9, 1940|Oct 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 11, 1940|Oct 11, 1940]] }} 2b8a7da2bd5eeaf86bdc073d9deb0c079f572240 0 2874 5675 2008-08-26T15:46:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Pay day at last. But we don't live just for the money we get or even for the things it can buy. Just now we are in the midst of this great [[Lancaster County]] [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Convention and are anticipating much. [[Stan]] took me & also [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] & [[Carl]] in to the convention to see & hear Falstick, the chalk talker. He was splendid. Afterward--we went to [[Ephrata]] to the farm show but didn't enjoy it much. We got home real late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 10, 1940|Oct 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 12, 1940|Oct 12, 1940]] }} 485651b9b2301db422d01ab46a5caa3d284abde7 0 2876 5680 2008-08-26T15:50:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Nice day, the banks all closed and no money. Part of our force was taking a holiday today and we didn't see much activity at the shop. After dinner it was my good fortune to be able to go to the afternoon session of the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Convention. We had swell conferences and were well inspired. I came home for supper and got [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[Mary Jane]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & we went back again. [[William Allan Dean|Wm. Allan Dean]] was a wonderful fellow & we enjoyed him as much as we benefited from him. ==Commentary== October 12 was [[wikipedia:Columbus Day|Columbus Day]], a bank holiday then as now in the U.S. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 11, 1940|Oct 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 13, 1940|Oct 13, 1940]] }} d22cade41654a982cdcced2fc0f306a7cedd0312 5682 2008-08-26T15:50:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Nice day, the banks all closed and no money. Part of our force was taking a holiday today and we didn't see much activity at the shop. After dinner it was my good fortune to be able to go to the afternoon session of the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Convention. We had swell conferences and were well inspired. I came home for supper and got [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[Mary Jane]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & we went back again. [[William Allan Dean|Wm. Allan Dean]] was a wonderful fellow & we enjoyed him as much as we benefited from him. ==Commentary== October 12 was [[wikipedia:Columbus Day|Columbus Day]], a bank holiday then as now in the U.S. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 11, 1940|Oct 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 13, 1940|Oct 13, 1940]] }} d22cade41654a982cdcced2fc0f306a7cedd0312 0 2881 5693 2008-08-26T15:56:12Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki A pretty much of a Monday again and a wash day. It is very little that I now help my [[Jane Young|wife]] with the washing, but then she is quite capable. Everything was pretty much on an even keel at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] & shop today. The weather was nice & all were busy. [[Doris Brackbill|Doris]] was here for supper and stayed all night. Jane entertained the Guild, while [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] & I sat upstairs in the "dog house" because she was bad. We came down & had a good time too. (A crackin good time.) {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 13, 1940|Oct 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 15, 1940|Oct 15, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 8ba3de043bca8446a4461228b95d21811f83dd0d 0 2885 5699 2008-08-26T15:58:32Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I got up lazy this morning but full of enough ambition to walk to work. But even then I came back in the middle of the morning for my [[Herman Brackbill cars|car]]. In the afternoon [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] went to the Nat'l Dairy Show at Harrisburg. I was pretty much alone but made out all right. After a fine doggie supper, [[Webb McLaughlin|Webbie]] & I caught 10 of my 14 hens and sold them. Then I got a hair cut. [[Ruth]], [[Anna]] & [[Jerry]] visited us in the evening a while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 14, 1940|Oct 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 16, 1940|Oct 16, 1940]] }} 91b7f41e00d207dc55f873a45c9c8e61db7f7bd4 0 2878 5686 2008-08-26T15:59:14Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Push 'em up a little earlier this morning for it's Rally Day. We had a nice day for it and a nice program but the crowd was poor. Not much of a Rally. After S.S. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to [[Marg]] & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]]' for dinner then we went on a nice trip in [[Herman Brackbill cars|my Oldsmobile]] to [[Harrisburg]], [[wikipedia:Lewisburg, PA|Lewisburg]], [[wikipedia:Sunbury, PA|Sunbury]], [[wikipedia:Pottsville, PA|Pottsville]] & home to [[Lititz]] again. We had a swell time. Ate supper picnic style in the woods. There were beautiful sights to see everywhere & we saw them. Every color & shape tree imaginable. We came home then. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 12, 1940|Oct 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 14, 1940|Oct 14, 1940]] }} 6fdc1aaf3db799f40abe2e74f35e86c33642e436 5688 2008-08-26T15:59:14Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Push 'em up a little earlier this morning for it's Rally Day. We had a nice day for it and a nice program but the crowd was poor. Not much of a Rally. After S.S. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to [[Marg]] & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]]' for dinner then we went on a nice trip in [[Herman Brackbill cars|my Oldsmobile]] to [[Harrisburg]], [[wikipedia:Lewisburg, PA|Lewisburg]], [[wikipedia:Sunbury, PA|Sunbury]], [[wikipedia:Pottsville, PA|Pottsville]] & home to [[Lititz]] again. We had a swell time. Ate supper picnic style in the woods. There were beautiful sights to see everywhere & we saw them. Every color & shape tree imaginable. We came home then. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 12, 1940|Oct 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 14, 1940|Oct 14, 1940]] }} 6fdc1aaf3db799f40abe2e74f35e86c33642e436 0 2889 5705 2008-08-26T16:01:48Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Still another day, another great privilege just to live. This is the day we have been looking forward to as the day of registration for [[wikipedia:Selective Training and Service Act of 1940|Selective Service]] as they have been saying. Well I registered. In the afternoon the [[Young]] family went to the Dairy Show. I have been caught up with my main work and am enjoying a change. After supper I cleaned up & went up and had a nice talk with [[Jacob Landis]]. It was refreshing & helpful. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 15, 1940|Oct 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 17, 1940|Oct 17, 1940]] }} [[Category:World War II]] 908dcd3cfa8983b4cb9c7dbe53a6729d32766d1e 0 2893 5711 2008-08-26T16:04:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Mornings like this one remind us that Summer is gone for another year and it is all right to expect winter and even snow any time. Just another day at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. Nothing out of the ordinary occurring. The big event of the day occurred when the day was nearly over. Mother came over and "minded" our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] while [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took [[Walter]] & [[Helen]] to [[Ephrata]] to a ladies night meeting of the Eastern Farm Equipment Dealers Ass'n meeting. We everything on the table. The entertainment also was fine. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 16, 1940|Oct 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 18, 1940|Oct 18, 1940]] }} f70baa3a0ea83682910b5b6dccf1ee03fd57d0f3 5712 2008-08-26T16:04:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Mornings like this one remind us that Summer is gone for another year and it is all right to expect winter and even snow any time. Just another day at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. Nothing out of the ordinary occurring. The big event of the day occurred when the day was nearly over. Mother came over and "minded" our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] while [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took [[Walter]] & [[Helen]] to [[Ephrata]] to a ladies night meeting of the Eastern Farm Equipment Dealers Ass'n meeting. We everything on the table. The entertainment also was fine. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 16, 1940|Oct 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 18, 1940|Oct 18, 1940]] }} f70baa3a0ea83682910b5b6dccf1ee03fd57d0f3 0 2895 5716 2008-08-26T17:11:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Another cold fall morning captured the atmosphere to hold it in a frosty grip. The men wanted their checks again because it was payday. Nothing else made it outstanding at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. I left my job late in the afternoon to take [[Jane Young|Jane]] up to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] where the young people were preparing to serve supper to a meeting of the District of Young People. We had a busy time but when the time came we served 50 people quite nicely. The banquet was not outstanding but nice. [[Donald Scott]] spoke at a service afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 17, 1940|Oct 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 19, 1940|Oct 19, 1940]] }} 8856cd71fe71d9659fef339c60ea05b02cd22952 5718 2008-08-26T17:11:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Another cold fall morning captured the atmosphere to hold it in a frosty grip. The men wanted their checks again because it was payday. Nothing else made it outstanding at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. I left my job late in the afternoon to take [[Jane Young|Jane]] up to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] where the young people were preparing to serve supper to a meeting of the District of Young People. We had a busy time but when the time came we served 50 people quite nicely. The banquet was not outstanding but nice. [[Donald Scott]] spoke at a service afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 17, 1940|Oct 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 19, 1940|Oct 19, 1940]] }} 8856cd71fe71d9659fef339c60ea05b02cd22952 0 2897 5722 2008-08-26T17:13:26Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki There is usually something outstand to look forward to to at the beginning of the day. Today there seemed as if nothing unusual would happen. In the afternoon I washed the [[Herman Brackbill cars|car]] and it started to snow. We got ready and went to [[Elsie Stauffer]]'s wedding and still it snowed. We came home and I got the groceries and [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] for supper and still it snowed. After supper [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came & we played checkers & talked & listened to the new used radio we got. They went home and still it snowed a little. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 18, 1940|Oct 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 20, 1940|Oct 20, 1940]] }} 51115f19fba256490e408472fb457373c679cde6 0 2901 5731 2008-08-26T17:15:31Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The world looked very much like fairyland this morning. Many of the leaves on trees have not even turned yellow or red but are yet green, but those that have or have not changed are now covered with snow, not a little but a nice thick coat. The sun came up nice & clear & made it complete. I went to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]], then I took my family over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for dinner etc. We boys carried on a good deal. Then after supper I went to S.S. & Church. The [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] cried later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 19, 1940|Oct 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 21, 1940|Oct 21, 1940]] }} b874612f477ee8c438de0b981d1f06a3a694d4e1 0 2905 5737 2008-08-28T18:19:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It surely was dreary & cold this morning, and as the day grew older, the skies got cloudier. [[Jane Young|The wife]] did the washing but it didn't dry too well. [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] and I were not over run but had enough company to make it interesting. [[Arthur S. Young|Mr. Young]] was there nearly all day for a change. We had supper as usual. After supper I watched [[Ira Ressler]] fix the furnace in the other side of the house. Then I was child's nurse to [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn Jane]] while her mother went down home visiting most of the evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 20, 1940|Oct 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 22, 1940|Oct 22, 1940]] }} 5371a9719efa30119b512e1a6bf51efecbe12675 0 2908 5742 2008-08-28T18:23:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki My! but it was a very beautiful morning. I was up in time to see the sun rise into a clear sky. It was the coldest morning yet this fall with a very heavy frost. I had work at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] as usual this morning. After a hurried dinner I went back to the office. Then I took [[Neal]] & [[Jeep]] along to [[Sallsburyville]] to the [[Chester County|Chester Co.]] corn husking contest where we had several displays. We stayed home again tonight & little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] just laughed & laughed. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]], [[Louise]] & [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] were here to visit us a while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 21, 1940|Oct 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 23, 1940|Oct 23, 1940]] }} 69bb46a724beb621186ebaaae1c95cacf6e31720 5744 2008-08-28T18:23:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki My! but it was a very beautiful morning. I was up in time to see the sun rise into a clear sky. It was the coldest morning yet this fall with a very heavy frost. I had work at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] as usual this morning. After a hurried dinner I went back to the office. Then I took [[Neal]] & [[Jeep]] along to [[Sallsburyville]] to the [[Chester County|Chester Co.]] corn husking contest where we had several displays. We stayed home again tonight & little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] just laughed & laughed. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]], [[Louise]] & [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] were here to visit us a while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 21, 1940|Oct 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 23, 1940|Oct 23, 1940]] }} 69bb46a724beb621186ebaaae1c95cacf6e31720 0 2910 5748 2008-08-28T18:41:50Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was beautiful again this morning and continued to be fair the whole day through. I started sending out statements at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] but didn't get very far in one day. Congratulations to [[Red]] & [[Arvella]] on being the proud parents of a baby boy just last night. After supper I went to Teachers & Officers meeting at Sunday School. We had election of officers & a good many were there. The [[Youngs]] paid a visit afterwards and we listened to [[wikipedia:Franklin Delano Roosevelt|Roosevelt]] on the radio. ==Commentary== ''On October 23, 1940, Roosevelt was giving a [http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/index.php?pid=15883&st=&st1= campaign address in Philadelphia].'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 22, 1940|Oct 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 24, 1940|Oct 24, 1940]] }} 58a69550eea950478a47d5c82489c267f9e16a35 5750 2008-08-28T18:41:50Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was beautiful again this morning and continued to be fair the whole day through. I started sending out statements at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] but didn't get very far in one day. Congratulations to [[Red]] & [[Arvella]] on being the proud parents of a baby boy just last night. After supper I went to Teachers & Officers meeting at Sunday School. We had election of officers & a good many were there. The [[Youngs]] paid a visit afterwards and we listened to [[wikipedia:Franklin Delano Roosevelt|Roosevelt]] on the radio. ==Commentary== ''On October 23, 1940, Roosevelt was giving a [http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/index.php?pid=15883&st=&st1= campaign address in Philadelphia].'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 22, 1940|Oct 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 24, 1940|Oct 24, 1940]] }} 58a69550eea950478a47d5c82489c267f9e16a35 0 2912 5754 2008-08-28T18:48:55Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki Today was a real warm day, almost Indian Summer. It was warm enough to open the doors. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mamma Young]] had sick headache and was in bed all day. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] went down & made the supper for all of us. [[Webb McLaughlin|Webbie]] & I hauled out a load of tincans & junk before supper. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] & [[Paul]] were at the State Corn Husking at [[wikipedia:Hershey, PA|Hershey, PA]]. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] went to Bible Club and [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] was away all evening. We turned around a couple times and then got us ready for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 23, 1940|Oct 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 25, 1940|Oct 25, 1940]] }} 51f9c6480d701684ac693c5c39bbe849515d7e1f 5756 2008-08-28T18:48:55Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki Today was a real warm day, almost Indian Summer. It was warm enough to open the doors. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mamma Young]] had sick headache and was in bed all day. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] went down & made the supper for all of us. [[Webb McLaughlin|Webbie]] & I hauled out a load of tincans & junk before supper. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] & [[Paul]] were at the State Corn Husking at [[wikipedia:Hershey, PA|Hershey, PA]]. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] went to Bible Club and [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] was away all evening. We turned around a couple times and then got us ready for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 23, 1940|Oct 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 25, 1940|Oct 25, 1940]] }} 51f9c6480d701684ac693c5c39bbe849515d7e1f 0 2914 5760 2008-08-28T18:52:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Pay day comes around and so it means that among other things I had to make the fellows hoppy by getting all their checks out. (Or happy.) After supper I wanted to go to the operetta at High School but my [[Jane Young|wife]] said to save money. Shaw. [[Webb McLaughlin|Web]] & I went to the Store, Post Office and wound up at the Garage where the man greased my car. Then it was home and bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 24, 1940|Oct 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 26, 1940|Oct 26, 1940]] }} 334d4651759cbafb43821df88c930b83407595a4 0 2917 5766 2008-08-28T18:55:46Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Now we have another swell day. It seems that our work at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] is getting plenty heavy. The men in the shop were scarce in contrast. After dinner we did our regular Saturday Stuff. Grandma Young kept our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to [[Lancaster]]. We visited [[Arvella]] and saw her little boy. Then we came toward home and stopped in at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] and had supper. Then we came on home and spent a nice evening at home by the radio. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 25, 1940|Oct 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 27, 1940|Oct 27, 1940]] }} 6e714f8617dad6a67eebfb55450d7452e2a8f3bd 0 2921 5772 2008-08-28T19:00:41Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki After eleven sleepy hours in bed, I awoke refreshed and ready to go. I took my load (of neighbors) to Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. Services were fine and wonderful as usual. When I came home the [[Willis Bucher|Buchers]] were here and [[Jane Young|Jane]] was getting dinner. After dinner our guests left and we went over home where the family was visiting with [[Uncle Hershey]]. We had a swell supper. After [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] we all went to [[wikipedia:Millwood, PA|Millwood]] to hear Uncle Hershey preach, he was swell. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 26, 1940|Oct 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 28, 1940|Oct 28, 1940]] }} 39b834185500eb14312f675c0908fdc9904bb780 0 2925 5778 2008-08-28T19:02:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It surely looked cloudy and like rainy. The ladies of the town did their weekly washing and it was all right. The sun came out and did his part. We were busy again at the office, more busy than we could get away with. I kept plugging away at three old statements. After supper [[Webb McLaughlin|Web.]] came and stayed a little while. [[Elmer]] & [[Ellie]] came and looked over the other side of the house. After they left we went on listening to the radio. After crying a little while our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] went to sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 27, 1940|Oct 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 29, 1940|Oct 29, 1940]] }} b0dfc5e455c4a31c3542db28bf4d763ee73ec742 0 2929 5784 2008-08-28T19:06:39Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix navigation wikitext text/x-wiki This morning the sun was just coming up when I got up. It seemed funny but I guess I'll see a lot of that this winter, I hope. It was damp, cloudy weather. There was soume rainfall but very little. We were busy again at the office. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] were away all day and we had [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] here for dinner (supper). After supper we went to choir practice at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[J. Wayne]] came and [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came after choir and Val got Hunting License. The [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] cried. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 28, 1940|Oct 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 15, 1940|Nov 15, 1940]] }} d2afa4f331301c2a09695ff77bb0fdff872b9984 0 2811 5549 2008-09-02T14:03:57Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Happy birthday to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] once again. This was the fifth consecutive day of rain, almost incessant and we aren't used to it yet. It was payday, among other things, and we were kept pretty busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. I had to go to [[Intercourse]] to renew my note for my [[Herman Brackbill cars|car]]. [[Webb McLaughlin|Web]] was around to help me at supper time. I went to [[East Branch]] meeting at [[New Holland]] in the evening. After that I was officially asked to accept the nomination for County Pres. of [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 29, 1940|Oct 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 16, 1940|Nov 16, 1940]] }} 00988de1461b3e550ab4d469efa77edf988ebf23 5551 2008-09-02T14:03:57Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Happy birthday to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] once again. This was the fifth consecutive day of rain, almost incessant and we aren't used to it yet. It was payday, among other things, and we were kept pretty busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. I had to go to [[Intercourse]] to renew my note for my [[Herman Brackbill cars|car]]. [[Webb McLaughlin|Web]] was around to help me at supper time. I went to [[East Branch]] meeting at [[New Holland]] in the evening. After that I was officially asked to accept the nomination for County Pres. of [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 29, 1940|Oct 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 16, 1940|Nov 16, 1940]] }} 00988de1461b3e550ab4d469efa77edf988ebf23 0 2813 5555 2008-09-02T14:06:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki There was surely a sight for weary eyes for us to behold this morning: the sun shone forth in all its splendor. The weather was decidedly colder but much more brisk. Things went as the same this morning at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. In the afternoon we put away the screen doors and glider. [[Webb McLaughlin|Web]] & I went over home where I hunted for rabbits with [[Ross Trout Yuninger|Rossie]]. After a big supper we sat down to rest. [[Betty Doutrich|Betty D]] & [[Emory]] came & discussed plans for their wedding. I finished collecting my welfare this afternoon -- $36.00. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 15, 1940|Nov 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 17, 1940|Nov 17, 1940]] }} c6c127ce7e722a5704e196aa0a73e3ee54a29e9d 5557 2008-09-02T14:06:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki There was surely a sight for weary eyes for us to behold this morning: the sun shone forth in all its splendor. The weather was decidedly colder but much more brisk. Things went as the same this morning at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. In the afternoon we put away the screen doors and glider. [[Webb McLaughlin|Web]] & I went over home where I hunted for rabbits with [[Ross Trout Yuninger|Rossie]]. After a big supper we sat down to rest. [[Betty Doutrich|Betty D]] & [[Emory]] came & discussed plans for their wedding. I finished collecting my welfare this afternoon -- $36.00. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 15, 1940|Nov 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 17, 1940|Nov 17, 1940]] }} c6c127ce7e722a5704e196aa0a73e3ee54a29e9d 0 2815 5561 2008-09-02T14:08:23Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Snow covered the earth this morning when we first looked out upon it. I had to arise early enough to take my bath before going to Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] had intended to take the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] but changed her mind. We all went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]'s for dinner with [[Ellis]] & [[Elsie]]. We ate & ate. We listened to the radio in the afternoon & carried on. We had supper there. Then I took Jane & Evelyn to [[Sheaffers]] & I went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Then to [[Gap]] to hear a [[Rev Campbell]]--missionary. We got around about bed time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 16, 1940|Nov 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 18, 1940|Nov 18, 1940]] }} c3049ed264aba0e07d19f6ec896190701d67f114 5563 2008-09-02T14:08:23Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Snow covered the earth this morning when we first looked out upon it. I had to arise early enough to take my bath before going to Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] had intended to take the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] but changed her mind. We all went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]'s for dinner with [[Ellis]] & [[Elsie]]. We ate & ate. We listened to the radio in the afternoon & carried on. We had supper there. Then I took Jane & Evelyn to [[Sheaffers]] & I went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Then to [[Gap]] to hear a [[Rev Campbell]]--missionary. We got around about bed time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 16, 1940|Nov 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 18, 1940|Nov 18, 1940]] }} c3049ed264aba0e07d19f6ec896190701d67f114 0 2818 5568 2008-09-02T14:11:15Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up and started the washing about 5:30. I got up a little later and went to work. I came home about nine and kept the house while Jane went with her [[Arthur S. Young|daddy]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|mother]] to [[David Kenn___]]s funeral. I wrote [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] among other things. After dinner, which I prepared, I went back to work. We were pretty busy. After supper, [[Stanley Ranck|Stanley]] & I went to [[Lancaster]] and turned out to be the only men at [[County Chorus]] practice in a cold church. We had a good short rehearsal and then came home.c {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 17, 1940|Nov 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 19, 1940|Nov 19, 1940]] }} dbd21626aa2b63d9c9d2f0f3a9192b801a1cc964 0 2821 5573 2008-09-02T14:13:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] worried a little this morning for fear I would get fired for not getting to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]] on time but I didn't. It was a swell day again and everyone was happy. We were pretty busy and that was nice. In the afternoon Jane brought [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] down home in the coach. We kinda expected to stay for supper but were fooled. I guess I eat too much. After supper we just sat and listened to the radio & visited with the baby until bed time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 18, 1940|Nov 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 20, 1940|Nov 20, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 3cd5c5825db95650b2a3252a0f308d12edead5e6 0 2824 5582 2008-09-02T14:15:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We got up and around quite on time this morning. It was cloudy most all day but not more than a sprinkle of rain and that late in the evening. We were not rushed at work but, as always, there was plenty to do. We had oysters for supper. I ate six. After supper we bundled up our little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|"papoose"]] and went to visit [[Red]] & [[Arvella]] & little [[Ronald]]. He (the baby) is a cute little fellow. They both behaved swell and they treated us swell. We came home in time to feed her at ten. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 19, 1940|Nov 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 21, 1940|Nov 21, 1940]] }} 13a44ec83408844ac68e8dd89148fd39c0d40098 5583 2008-09-02T14:15:03Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We got up and around quite on time this morning. It was cloudy most all day but not more than a sprinkle of rain and that late in the evening. We were not rushed at work but, as always, there was plenty to do. We had oysters for supper. I ate six. After supper we bundled up our little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|"papoose"]] and went to visit [[Red]] & [[Arvella]] & little [[Ronald]]. He (the baby) is a cute little fellow. They both behaved swell and they treated us swell. We came home in time to feed her at ten. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 19, 1940|Nov 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 21, 1940|Nov 21, 1940]] }} 13a44ec83408844ac68e8dd89148fd39c0d40098 0 2826 5587 2008-09-03T01:37:08Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Today a part of the population celebrates [[wikipedia:Thanksgiving|Thanksgiving]]. We shall wait until next week. We can't have too many days of giving thanks yet I think we should have one day for a special Thanksgiving for all our people. It was a little cloudy today but nice. We weren't too busy at the mill. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] were down home all afternoon canning peas. We were there for supper. After supper [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I went to choir practice. It went fine. Brackys stopped in at Youngs on the way home. ==Commentary== ''See Herman's journal entry from [[HB Journal for Nov 23, 1939|November 23, 1939]] for the history of Thanksgiving dates.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 20, 1940|Nov 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 22, 1940|Nov 22, 1940]] }} 60365246b9dae968f215e54f9a851d7bc14d298d 5589 2008-09-03T01:37:08Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Today a part of the population celebrates [[wikipedia:Thanksgiving|Thanksgiving]]. We shall wait until next week. We can't have too many days of giving thanks yet I think we should have one day for a special Thanksgiving for all our people. It was a little cloudy today but nice. We weren't too busy at the mill. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] were down home all afternoon canning peas. We were there for supper. After supper [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I went to choir practice. It went fine. Brackys stopped in at Youngs on the way home. ==Commentary== ''See Herman's journal entry from [[HB Journal for Nov 23, 1939|November 23, 1939]] for the history of Thanksgiving dates.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 20, 1940|Nov 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 22, 1940|Nov 22, 1940]] }} 60365246b9dae968f215e54f9a851d7bc14d298d 0 2828 5593 2008-09-03T01:39:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Friday again and payday. A nice clear day it was and warm too, very warm in fact, so warm that even with the fire checked it was too warm in the house. We weren't too busy at the office for a change. I guess the farmers were all busy in the fields. I went to the store before supper. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went down home and I did the dishes & fed the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]]. Jane brought [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] along back to stay overnight and we had a nice, enjoyable evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 21, 1940|Nov 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 23, 1940|Nov 23, 1940]] }} 8e0373149935e936f49900eaef8a2be5472a46a2 5595 2008-09-03T01:39:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed navigation wikitext text/x-wiki Friday again and payday. A nice clear day it was and warm too, very warm in fact, so warm that even with the fire checked it was too warm in the house. We weren't too busy at the office for a change. I guess the farmers were all busy in the fields. I went to the store before supper. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went down home and I did the dishes & fed the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]]. Jane brought [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] along back to stay overnight and we had a nice, enjoyable evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 21, 1940|Nov 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 23, 1940|Nov 23, 1940]] }} 8e0373149935e936f49900eaef8a2be5472a46a2 0 2831 5600 2008-09-03T01:41:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It's little "Puppy" laid in bed till almost seven oclock and then got breakfast and bid its little aunt and its mother good by and went down to work. It was a swell day and the men were busy down at its grandfather's office. In the afternoon I might have gone hunting but didn't. I worked on a little invention to keep the rolling door in place. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went down to the fire hall to help with the supper. After I fed the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]], Jane came back and then I went down to eat my supper. We had the rest of the night to rest and stuff. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 22, 1940|Nov 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 24, 1940|Nov 24, 1940]] }} f6ad03276a81e9751fbcc2fc74a9344840f30242 0 2835 5606 2008-09-03T01:44:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Very much it was rainy and damp this morning and continued to be that way until night when it cleared off and started to get colder. I went to Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] as customary, in the morning. We had dinner at home. In the afternoon we took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] and [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] to [[Lancaster]] where we visited [[Aunt Virgie]], [[Mrs. Kaufman]] and [[Pauline Bryson Doutrich]]. After supper [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. The Eastern Star was our guest at church. [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Baby]] was good all evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 23, 1940|Nov 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 25, 1940|Nov 25, 1940]] }} 4a06530e3c6f5d60574ae1e3fd44f042166f8bd0 0 2839 5612 2008-09-03T01:46:34Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We both got up at the same time this morning for a change. It was cold and windy and wash day. We were busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] all of the day, but appreciated being in the warm. We had to scrape to get enough money into the bank. The [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] was fussy and "bawley" today, off and on, that's unusual. After supper, I took [[Stanley Ranck|Stan]] & [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] & [[Warren Brackbill|Warren]] to [[County Chorus]] practice. We had a fine one with 25 people out. We got home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 24, 1940|Nov 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 26, 1940|Nov 26, 1940]] }} 7a0faa738d1e3a9efe85017e76a1c6a3000b75bc 0 2843 5618 2008-09-03T01:48:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was a beautiful morning this, with the sun fairly beaming thru heavy clouds. The clouds soon overshadowed the sun and we began to look for snow. We were well occupied at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] again with quite a good many salesmen calling on us at our time. About four o'clock it began to sleet, but the sleet was replaced by rain which became quite abundant about nine oclock. After supper I went to [[Reba]]'s to a committee meeting to plan for the Christmas entertainment. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 25, 1940|Nov 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 27, 1940|Nov 27, 1940]] }} c2086bc0c71a59e10cbc2dd938ad60842e56f9cf 0 2847 5624 2008-09-03T01:51:17Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fixed navigation wikitext text/x-wiki It looked a little bit like winter this morning. Last night's heavy rain lately turned to sleet or snow and there was a carpet of ice over the earth. The sun shone through only a couple times today but the ice finally got melted. We were busy. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] were down home in the afternoon. After supper I went to the [[U.B. Church]] to S.S. teacher's training. The night turned out clear and not too cold. Hurray for tomorrow. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 26, 1940|Nov 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 28, 1940|Nov 28, 1940]] }} d9510565a580380cbe42979b540735bad3376c4d 0 2851 5630 2008-09-03T01:53:27Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki A wind came up in the night and just blew things around, at least, it made it colder. We didn't have to get up till about nine this morning and it was nice. Then I got up and went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up and dressed the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] to go over home. After church, we went for our Thanksgiving dinner at home and it was swell. [[Florence Brackbill|Floss]] & [[Ross Trout Yuninger|Ross]] weren't there nor was [[Harold Brackbill|Short]]. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]'s [[Margie]] was extra. We all enjoyed it. We stopped in down home in the evening and Evelyn cried so that we came on home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 27, 1940|Nov 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 29, 1940|Nov 29, 1940]] }} 020664f98d45f9f9aa92d7315d230d2519d4116c 0 2854 5635 2008-09-03T02:03:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This morning it looked like any kind of weather. Soon it began to snow very violently but soon let up. The sun came out a little and no snow remained unmelted. We were pretty busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]]. It was pay day and I had that work to do. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] took [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to [[Lancaster]]. After supper and [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] had hers, we sat down to sing and things. Everett came. I went down and got Mother & Nancy & we had a nice sociable evening & fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 28, 1940|Nov 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 30, 1940|Nov 30, 1940]] }} 46975aa4dc0b3594488ee006d2515ccc6b7218c6 0 2859 5644 2008-09-03T02:06:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Had to get up again this morning. It's getting harder to do as the weather is getting colder. We were plenty busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] this morning and didn't have time to look around any. [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] & [[Neal]] prepared to be absent Monday. In the afternoon I took my family [[Brackbill Farm|over home]]. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & I hunted a little but didn't see anything. We stayed for a swell big supper and afterwards. It was very nice & enjoyable. After we came home I went to the store. Rainy & warmer. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 29, 1940|Nov 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 1, 1940|Dec 1, 1940]] }} 0b838370243154892934c7c567926d998912495b 0 3115 6134 2008-09-03T14:36:37Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 use template wikitext text/x-wiki '''Reba Leaman''' was the eldest daughter of [[Esta Leona Leaman]] and the oldest child in the Brackbill family. She was married to [[John Moore]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_028.HTM|Reba Leona Leaman}} {{stub}} [[Category:Leamans]] [[Category:Brackbills]] 4e5d96879471afe213aedaeb6b9e9b9690943bae 0 3060 6050 2008-09-03T14:37:35Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* See also */ external link wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:Harry and Esta.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Harry and Esta Brackbill, scan courtesy Esta Jarrett]] '''Esta Leona Leaman''' (Mar 3, 1887 - Jun 1, 1987) was the wife of [[Harry G. Brackbill]]. She was the daughter of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and [[Anna Barbara Hershey]]. Harry and Esta's children were [[Reba Leona Leaman]], [[Elam Herman Brackbill]], [[Florence Betty Brackbill]], [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.]], [[Grace Eleanor Brackbill]], [[Eunice Viola Brackbill]], [[Christian Harold Brackbill]], [[Hershey Leaman Brackbill]], [[Herbert Brackbill]], [[Doris Elaine Brackbill]], [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill]], [[Warren Harding Brackbill]] and [[Janice Marie Brackbill]]. ==See also== * [[Harry G. Brackbill Honeymoon Journal]] * [[Esta Brackbill at 100]] ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_015.HTM|Esta Leona Leaman}} [[Category:Leamans]] [[Category:Brackbills]] {{stub}} f5e7c6cc1831c025cb06bce0b9f82af020701b1a 0 3075 6074 2008-09-03T14:38:14Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* See also */ genealogy link wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:Harry and Esta.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Harry and Esta Brackbill, scan courtesy Esta Jarrett]] '''Harry G. Brackbill''' (Aug 21, 1881 - Mar 17, 1967), son of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]], was the father of the extended Brackbill clan and husband of [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. Harry and Esta's children were [[Reba Leona Leaman]], [[Elam Herman Brackbill]], [[Florence Betty Brackbill]], [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.]], [[Grace Eleanor Brackbill]], [[Eunice Viola Brackbill]], [[Christian Harold Brackbill]], [[Hershey Leaman Brackbill]], [[Herbert Brackbill]], [[Doris Elaine Brackbill]], [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill]], [[Warren Harding Brackbill]] and [[Janice Marie Brackbill]]. == See also == * [[Harry G. Brackbill Honeymoon Journal]] == External links == * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_015.HTM|Harry G. Brackbill}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 78fc2e7c264f09d0ed4cdd26591adc420f8ba958 0 3053 6039 2008-09-03T14:40:24Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Related items */ genealogy wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:2180643404 195847436d o.jpg|thumb|240px|E. Herman Brackbill]] '''Elam Herman Brackbill''', commonly called Herman (born February 4, 1917; died January 9, 2008), was the sixth child and second son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. He married [[Jane Young]] on May 20, 1939. He was the father of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill]], [[N. Marie Brackbill]], and [[John Brackbill]]. Herman was somewhat precocious, graduating high school two years early after skipping two grades in high school, and was chosen by his father to attend the Millersville Teacher's College along with two of his elder siblings. He received a two-year teacher's certificate when he was 17, but had to wait a year until he turned 18 to legally teach school. According to his own reckoning (and a list compiled post-1987), Herman had held many professions, including: * Farmer (1934&ndash;35) * School teacher (1935&ndash;36) * Work at [[Hess's Mill]] (1936&ndash;40) * Kinzer Equipment Company (1940&ndash;75) * Spectrum Fidelity (1976&ndash;86) * Greenleaf (1987&ndash;etc.) * Ressler Mill Foundation (1987&ndash;etc.) We know that Herman started work at Hess's Mill on July 13, 1936 because of his [[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1939|journal entry from July 13, 1939]], when he says it is his third anniversary of milling. In Herman's retirement, he returned to mills; specifically, he became an [http://www.resslermill.com/pages/mill.html interpretive guide at Ressler Mill], where he demonstrated how the old water mill worked and how it supported the local farm economy. ==See also== * [[Herman Brackbill Journals]] * [[Letters and papers of Herman Brackbill]] ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_009.HTM|Elam Herman Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hess's Mill employees|Brackbill, Herman]] 6372b6ff742248ce17da62a9ec291667c6c7f745 0 3091 6098 2008-09-03T14:41:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 genealogy template wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:JaneYoung.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Jane Young, circa 1939 (Watt & Shand photo)]] '''Jane Elizabeth Young''' (Feb 25, 1919 - Oct 14, 1998) was the wife of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and daughter of [[Arthur S. Young]] and [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], and mother of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill]], [[N. Marie Brackbill]], and [[John Brackbill]]. Jane attended [[Pequea High School]] and [[Lancaster Business College]], and worked at the [[Arthur S. Young Company]]. She also served as the founding secretary of [[Rough and Tumble]]. ==See also== * [[Letters and papers of Jane Young Brackbill]] ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_009.HTM|Jane Elizabeth Young}} {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:Brackbills]] 0de564b5d96e39ecf8c6ac76cf44f5787e46485d 0 3481 6783 2008-09-03T14:41:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Publications */ genealogy wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:ArthurSYoungDaleScott.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Arthur S. Young with his grandchildren, courtesy Steam Traction Magazine]] '''Arthur S. Young''' (March 29, 1888-Dec 27, 1955) was the founder of the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] farm equipment dealership and the [[Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Association]]. Husband of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], he was the father of [[Jane Young]], [[C. Everett Young]], and [[Nancy Young]]. Arthur wrote for a number of magazines, including ''[http://www.steamtraction.com/ Steam Traction]'', who published their [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/359 obituary for him in 1956]. As late as [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/231/ 1954] his reports from Rough & Tumble were published in the magazine. == Publications == * "Pennsylvania's Part in Developing Power Machinery," ''Pennsylvania Farmer,'' January 10, 1948, p. 20; credited in Wik, ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=73knAAAAMAAJ&q=%22arthur+s.+young%22&dq=%22arthur+s.+young%22&pgis=1 Steam Power on the American Farm]'', University of Pennsylvania Press, 1953. * "[http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/15/ Rough and Tumble Engineers Reunion at Kinzers, Pennsylvania]", ''Steam Traction'', November 1951. * "[http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/231/ Condensed Report of the Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Reunion]", ''Steam Traction'', November 1954. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC02/WC02_050.HTM|Arthur S. Young}} {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] 43edc01d11f606137e366dd63ecc1a2bcbab1f1d 0 3435 6712 2008-09-03T14:42:14Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 genealogy template wikitext text/x-wiki '''Luetta M. Sheaffer''' was the daughter of [[John Milton Sheaffer]] and [[Susannah Withrow]], wife of [[Arthur S. Young]] and mother of [[Jane Young]], [[C. Everett Young]], and [[Nancy Young]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC02/WC02_050.HTM|Luetta M. Sheaffer}} {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:Sheaffers]] ccdd6bbb9a1d6306ab96920cd958e783e963820e 0 3484 6787 2008-09-03T14:43:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 genealogy template wikitext text/x-wiki '''Charles Everett Young''' (d. April 24, 1991), better known as Everett, was the husband of [[Mildred Sheaffer]], brother of [[Jane Young]] and son of [[Arthur S. Young]] and [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], and father of [[Dale Arthur Young]], [[Scott Everett Young]], [[Brenda Sue Young]], and [[Kathleen Jane Young]]. Like his father, he was active in the steam business, serving as vice president of the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] before setting up an independent business as a boiler repair and serviceman. He was also active in [[Rough and Tumble]], serving as the [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/3578/ permanent curator of the museum]. His obituary ran in [http://www.gasenginemagazine.com/complete-archive/3295/ Gas Engine Magazine] and in [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/4565/ Steam Traction magazine]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC02/WC02_051.HTM|Charles Everett Young}} {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] 399c98aa8fe2a2a6fd1fa466da4981b2deaf6066 0 3373 6613 2008-09-03T15:55:06Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Earl Hohman''' worked at the [[Arthur S. Young Company]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Hohman]] 8831ba5b853d18957c7305e658cd3e4e41e6f4e4 0 2596 5059 2008-09-03T15:59:32Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki This fine day of rest started out restfully with a couple of hours extra sleep or rest. We had to hurry a little to get to Sunday School but made it. I pinch hitted for the song leader. We had church at [[Old Leacock]]. Dinner was at [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]'s. [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] & [[Marg]] & [[Darlene]] were there also. It was swell. [[Elsie]] & [[Ellis]] visited a few minutes. Then we all came down here for supper & to play tennis. Everything went grandly. (?) They left about nine oclock and we prepared for bed. The day was extra cool almost chilly toward evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 17, 1939|Jun 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 19, 1939|Jun 19, 1939]] }} d61e895760634a38adcf4101d2e11136725f6b36 0 3085 6089 2008-09-03T16:04:15Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Barbara Hershey''' (1848-08-01 - 1924-03-08) was the wife of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and mother of [[Harry G. Brackbill]], [[Christian E. Brackbill]], [[Susan E. Brackbill]], [[Magdalena H. Brackbill]], [[Ida E. Brackbill]], [[Anna M. Brackbill]], and [[Esther S. Brackbill]]. She was the daughter of [[Christian Hershey]] and [[Magdalena Metzler]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_016.HTM|Barbara Hershey}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills|Hershey, Barbara]] [[Category:Hersheys|Hershey, Barbara]] 769733f78dd22b107f5e9ef62a27dceab0bd809a 0 2418 4663 2008-09-04T01:45:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Harlan Stauffer]], 85, was buried today. [[Jane Young|Jane]] helped at the house. We worked at the shop & [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]]. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] was here overnight. I went to [[Intercourse]] to S.S. lesson teaching. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1940|Dec 31, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1941|Jan 2, 1941]] }} baac7312f0a7eb5f28b5f45b52bdf70f7e8a65ca 4665 4663 2008-09-04T01:45:49Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Harlan Stauffer]], 85, was buried today. [[Jane Young|Jane]] helped at the house. We worked at the shop & [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]]. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] was here overnight. I went to [[Intercourse]] to S.S. lesson teaching. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1940|Dec 31, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1941|Jan 2, 1941]] }} baac7312f0a7eb5f28b5f45b52bdf70f7e8a65ca 0 2442 4726 2008-09-04T01:46:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We saw [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] leave for college. It snowed, sleeted & rained. After choir practice I went to a committee meeting at [[Milly Sheaffer|Milly]]'s. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1941|Jan 1, 1941]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1941|Jan 3, 1941]] }} f2de7c9d5ec1619f7b1a2f1b7601dbf1cc4df19f 0 2474 4788 2008-09-04T01:47:59Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Foggy all day. Busy at [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] with ourselves. Went to small preparatory service meeting after supper, home early. Still cloudy & raining. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1941|Jan 2, 1941]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1941|Jan 4, 1941]] }} 9e6ce1db79a5e2f7ca352b4b934d6a5bad5bf61f 4789 2008-09-04T01:47:59Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Foggy all day. Busy at [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] with ourselves. Went to small preparatory service meeting after supper, home early. Still cloudy & raining. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1941|Jan 2, 1941]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1941|Jan 4, 1941]] }} 9e6ce1db79a5e2f7ca352b4b934d6a5bad5bf61f 0 2484 4808 2008-09-04T01:50:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Nice in morning. In after noon wind started to blow. A real heavy snow flurry but it didn't last. In afternoon [[Sara Stauffer]] & her boyfriend [[Howard Chance]] were here. In evening [[Warren Brackbill|Barney]] & [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] came. Picked committees for [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] for 1941. Blowing hard when we went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1941|Jan 3, 1941]] |after=Last entry }} [[Category:Journal entries by Jane]] b386b85aae3d292b73f05c36f940bed61dcfe62f 0 3031 6002 2008-09-04T18:45:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Accounts */ remove unused items wikitext text/x-wiki ''This is the fourth of four journals. Significant events include the birth of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill]] on [[HB Journal for Aug 8, 1940|August 8]].'' ==January== [[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Jan 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Jan 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Jan 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Jan 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Jan 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Jan 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Jan 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Jan 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Jan 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Jan 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Jan 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Jan 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Jan 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Jan 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Jan 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Jan 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Jan 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Jan 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Jan 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Jan 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Jan 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Jan 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Jan 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Jan 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Jan 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Jan 30, 1940|30]] [[HB Journal for Jan 31, 1940|31]] ==February== [[HB Journal for Feb 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Feb 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Feb 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Feb 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Feb 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Feb 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Feb 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Feb 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Feb 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Feb 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Feb 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Feb 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Feb 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Feb 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Feb 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Feb 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Feb 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Feb 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Feb 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Feb 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Feb 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Feb 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Feb 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Feb 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Feb 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Feb 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Feb 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Feb 29, 1940|29]] ==March== [[HB Journal for Mar 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Mar 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Mar 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Mar 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Mar 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Mar 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Mar 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Mar 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Mar 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Mar 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Mar 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Mar 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Mar 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Mar 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Mar 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Mar 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Mar 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Mar 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Mar 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Mar 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Mar 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Mar 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Mar 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Mar 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Mar 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Mar 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Mar 30, 1940|30]] [[HB Journal for Mar 31, 1940|31]] ==April== [[HB Journal for Apr 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Apr 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Apr 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Apr 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Apr 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Apr 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Apr 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Apr 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Apr 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Apr 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Apr 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Apr 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Apr 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Apr 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Apr 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Apr 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Apr 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Apr 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Apr 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Apr 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Apr 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Apr 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Apr 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Apr 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Apr 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Apr 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Apr 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Apr 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1940|30]] ==May== [[HB Journal for May 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for May 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for May 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for May 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for May 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for May 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for May 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for May 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for May 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for May 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for May 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for May 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for May 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for May 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for May 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for May 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for May 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for May 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for May 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for May 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for May 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for May 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for May 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for May 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for May 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for May 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for May 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for May 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for May 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for May 30, 1940|30]] [[HB Journal for May 31, 1940|31]] ==June== [[HB Journal for Jun 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Jun 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Jun 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Jun 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Jun 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Jun 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Jun 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Jun 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Jun 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Jun 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Jun 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Jun 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Jun 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Jun 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Jun 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Jun 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Jun 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Jun 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Jun 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Jun 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Jun 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Jun 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Jun 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Jun 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Jun 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Jun 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Jun 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Jun 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Jun 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Jun 30, 1940|30]] ==July== [[HB Journal for Jul 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Jul 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Jul 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Jul 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Jul 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Jul 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Jul 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Jul 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Jul 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Jul 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Jul 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Jul 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Jul 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Jul 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Jul 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Jul 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Jul 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Jul 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Jul 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Jul 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Jul 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Jul 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Jul 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Jul 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Jul 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Jul 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Jul 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Jul 30, 1940|30]] [[HB Journal for Jul 31, 1940|31]] ==August== [[HB Journal for Aug 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Aug 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Aug 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Aug 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Aug 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Aug 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Aug 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Aug 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Aug 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Aug 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Aug 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Aug 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Aug 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Aug 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Aug 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Aug 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Aug 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Aug 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Aug 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Aug 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Aug 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Aug 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Aug 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Aug 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Aug 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Aug 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Aug 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Aug 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Aug 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Aug 30, 1940|30]] [[HB Journal for Aug 31, 1940|31]] ==September== [[HB Journal for Sep 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Sep 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Sep 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Sep 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Sep 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Sep 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Sep 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Sep 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Sep 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Sep 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Sep 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Sep 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Sep 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Sep 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Sep 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Sep 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Sep 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Sep 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Sep 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Sep 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Sep 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Sep 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Sep 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Sep 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Sep 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Sep 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Sep 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Sep 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Sep 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Sep 30, 1940|30]] ==October== [[HB Journal for Oct 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Oct 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Oct 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Oct 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Oct 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Oct 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Oct 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Oct 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Oct 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Oct 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Oct 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Oct 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Oct 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Oct 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Oct 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Oct 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Oct 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Oct 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Oct 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Oct 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Oct 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Oct 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Oct 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Oct 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Oct 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Oct 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Oct 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Oct 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Oct 29, 1940|29]] ==November== [[HB Journal for Nov 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Nov 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Nov 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Nov 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Nov 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Nov 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Nov 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Nov 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Nov 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Nov 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Nov 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Nov 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Nov 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Nov 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Nov 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Nov 30, 1940|30]] ==December== [[HB Journal for Dec 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Dec 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Dec 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Dec 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Dec 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Dec 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Dec 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Dec 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Dec 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Dec 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Dec 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Dec 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Dec 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Dec 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Dec 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Dec 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Dec 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Dec 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Dec 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Dec 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Dec 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Dec 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Dec 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Dec 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Dec 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Dec 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Dec 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Dec 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Dec 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Dec 30, 1940|30]] [[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1940|31]] ==January 1941== [[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1941|1]] [[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1941|2]] [[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1941|3]] [[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1941|4]] ==Accounts== [[HB Accounts for Jan 1940|Jan 1940]] [[HB Accounts for Feb 1940|Feb 1940]] [[HB Accounts for Mar 1940|Mar 1940]] [[HB Accounts for Apr 1940|Apr 1940]] {{hbj |before=[[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1939|1939]] |after=Last entry }} 5c7a9aefd896636c7c5bd164d36bb7927d9c1356 6003 2008-09-04T18:45:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Accounts */ remove unused items wikitext text/x-wiki ''This is the fourth of four journals. Significant events include the birth of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill]] on [[HB Journal for Aug 8, 1940|August 8]].'' ==January== [[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Jan 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Jan 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Jan 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Jan 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Jan 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Jan 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Jan 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Jan 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Jan 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Jan 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Jan 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Jan 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Jan 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Jan 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Jan 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Jan 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Jan 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Jan 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Jan 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Jan 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Jan 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Jan 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Jan 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Jan 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Jan 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Jan 30, 1940|30]] [[HB Journal for Jan 31, 1940|31]] ==February== [[HB Journal for Feb 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Feb 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Feb 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Feb 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Feb 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Feb 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Feb 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Feb 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Feb 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Feb 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Feb 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Feb 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Feb 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Feb 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Feb 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Feb 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Feb 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Feb 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Feb 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Feb 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Feb 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Feb 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Feb 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Feb 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Feb 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Feb 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Feb 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Feb 29, 1940|29]] ==March== [[HB Journal for Mar 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Mar 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Mar 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Mar 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Mar 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Mar 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Mar 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Mar 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Mar 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Mar 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Mar 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Mar 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Mar 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Mar 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Mar 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Mar 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Mar 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Mar 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Mar 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Mar 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Mar 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Mar 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Mar 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Mar 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Mar 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Mar 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Mar 30, 1940|30]] [[HB Journal for Mar 31, 1940|31]] ==April== [[HB Journal for Apr 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Apr 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Apr 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Apr 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Apr 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Apr 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Apr 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Apr 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Apr 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Apr 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Apr 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Apr 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Apr 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Apr 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Apr 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Apr 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Apr 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Apr 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Apr 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Apr 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Apr 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Apr 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Apr 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Apr 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Apr 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Apr 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Apr 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Apr 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1940|30]] ==May== [[HB Journal for May 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for May 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for May 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for May 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for May 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for May 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for May 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for May 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for May 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for May 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for May 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for May 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for May 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for May 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for May 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for May 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for May 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for May 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for May 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for May 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for May 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for May 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for May 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for May 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for May 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for May 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for May 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for May 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for May 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for May 30, 1940|30]] [[HB Journal for May 31, 1940|31]] ==June== [[HB Journal for Jun 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Jun 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Jun 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Jun 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Jun 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Jun 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Jun 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Jun 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Jun 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Jun 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Jun 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Jun 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Jun 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Jun 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Jun 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Jun 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Jun 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Jun 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Jun 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Jun 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Jun 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Jun 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Jun 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Jun 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Jun 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Jun 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Jun 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Jun 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Jun 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Jun 30, 1940|30]] ==July== [[HB Journal for Jul 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Jul 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Jul 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Jul 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Jul 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Jul 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Jul 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Jul 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Jul 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Jul 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Jul 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Jul 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Jul 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Jul 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Jul 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Jul 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Jul 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Jul 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Jul 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Jul 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Jul 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Jul 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Jul 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Jul 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Jul 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Jul 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Jul 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Jul 30, 1940|30]] [[HB Journal for Jul 31, 1940|31]] ==August== [[HB Journal for Aug 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Aug 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Aug 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Aug 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Aug 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Aug 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Aug 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Aug 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Aug 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Aug 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Aug 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Aug 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Aug 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Aug 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Aug 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Aug 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Aug 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Aug 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Aug 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Aug 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Aug 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Aug 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Aug 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Aug 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Aug 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Aug 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Aug 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Aug 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Aug 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Aug 30, 1940|30]] [[HB Journal for Aug 31, 1940|31]] ==September== [[HB Journal for Sep 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Sep 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Sep 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Sep 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Sep 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Sep 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Sep 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Sep 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Sep 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Sep 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Sep 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Sep 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Sep 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Sep 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Sep 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Sep 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Sep 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Sep 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Sep 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Sep 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Sep 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Sep 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Sep 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Sep 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Sep 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Sep 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Sep 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Sep 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Sep 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Sep 30, 1940|30]] ==October== [[HB Journal for Oct 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Oct 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Oct 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Oct 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Oct 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Oct 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Oct 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Oct 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Oct 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Oct 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Oct 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Oct 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Oct 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Oct 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Oct 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Oct 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Oct 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Oct 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Oct 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Oct 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Oct 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Oct 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Oct 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Oct 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Oct 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Oct 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Oct 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Oct 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Oct 29, 1940|29]] ==November== [[HB Journal for Nov 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Nov 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Nov 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Nov 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Nov 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Nov 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Nov 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Nov 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Nov 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Nov 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Nov 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Nov 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Nov 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Nov 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Nov 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Nov 30, 1940|30]] ==December== [[HB Journal for Dec 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Dec 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Dec 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Dec 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Dec 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Dec 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Dec 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Dec 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Dec 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Dec 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Dec 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Dec 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Dec 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Dec 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Dec 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Dec 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Dec 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Dec 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Dec 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Dec 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Dec 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Dec 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Dec 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Dec 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Dec 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Dec 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Dec 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Dec 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Dec 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Dec 30, 1940|30]] [[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1940|31]] ==January 1941== [[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1941|1]] [[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1941|2]] [[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1941|3]] [[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1941|4]] ==Accounts== [[HB Accounts for Jan 1940|Jan 1940]] [[HB Accounts for Feb 1940|Feb 1940]] [[HB Accounts for Mar 1940|Mar 1940]] [[HB Accounts for Apr 1940|Apr 1940]] {{hbj |before=[[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1939|1939]] |after=Last entry }} 5c7a9aefd896636c7c5bd164d36bb7927d9c1356 0 3347 6574 2008-09-08T20:59:16Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 consolidate with other page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Aldina Beane''' was a member of [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] who sang in the choir. Her sister, [[Nancy Beane]], was a classmate of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill]]'s. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Beane]] 2e1db097d303b8999eff78af23378fcd3486fcfd 0 3150 6213 2008-09-08T20:59:46Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 remove from general People category wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mary Jane Brown''' was a youth member of the congregation at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] who sang in the choir. Her brother was [[Ira Lee Brown]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Browns]] 783b990625eb722adc040dfc6c4b6c559699e84b 0 3396 6649 2008-09-08T21:02:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 j-->J wikitext text/x-wiki '''Karl Ranck''' (sometimes spelled "Carl" in [[Herman Brackbill Journals|Herman's journals]]) was a friend of the Brackbill family and a member of [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]]. [[Stanley Ranck]], better known as "Twiddley," and [[Emma Ranck]] were Karl's siblings. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] borrowed Carl's car on more than one occasion. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Ranck, Carl]] {{stub}} [[Category:People|Ranck]] fd1eae8d2821b77717664fff215a2b2bf4aefa83 0 3067 6062 2008-09-08T21:03:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 genealogy template wikitext text/x-wiki '''Evelyn B. Jarrett''' (maiden name Evelyn Jane Brackbill) is the eldest daughter of [[Jane Young|Jane]] and [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]], the wife of [[Olin Jarrett]], and the mother of [[Tim Jarrett]] and [[Esta Jarrett]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_001.HTM|Evelyn Jane Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Brackbills]] 860b084676f251084bba6ca53f697f5f7e94224d 0 3049 6033 2008-09-08T21:04:50Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 genealogy template wikitext text/x-wiki '''Daniel D. Eshleman''' (b. 27 Sep 1872) was the husband of [[Susan E. Brackbill]], son-in-law of [[Elam H. Brackbill]], brother-in-law of [[Harry G. Brackbill]], and uncle of [[E. Herman Brackbill]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_034.HTM|Daniel D. Eshleman}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 36f51eb3b47b676e707052e3cf85914fddf7cbd2 0 3111 6128 2008-09-08T21:05:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 genealogy template wikitext text/x-wiki '''Nancy Marie Brackbill''' (September 21, 1943 &ndash; June 16, 2008), known as Marie, was the second child and daughter of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]]. ==External links== * [http://obits.lancasteronline.com/index.php?p=2140497 Obituary] {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_011.HTM|Nancy Marie Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] e6449889db48eb1a8ba3e76a51e212b59ba55fd3 0 3491 6798 2008-09-08T21:08:39Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 genealogy template wikitext text/x-wiki '''Nancy Young''' is the daughter of [[Arthur S. Young]] and [[Luetta Sheaffer]] and the younger sister of [[Jane Young]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC04/WC04_357.HTM|Nancy Young}} {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] f9d38350348cfdddfc0938030ab55988e873830e 0 3433 6710 2008-09-08T21:09:23Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 genealogy template wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:JohnSuzanneSheaffer.jpg|thumb|240px|John and Susannah Sheaffer, image scanned by Esta Jarrett]] '''John Milton Sheaffer''' was the son of [[William Augustus Sheaffer]] and [[Mary Catherine Hoar]]. He was the husband of [[Susannah Withrow]] and the father of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], [[Eva Sheaffer]], [[Virginia Sheaffer]], [[Ray Sheaffer]], [[Mary Sheaffer]], [[William Sheaffer]], and [[Herbert Sheaffer]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC05/WC05_331.HTM|John Milton Sheaffer}} {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers]] 7d6ed618e46baf9b9a14ad1ca2cd11492d39551e 0 3437 6716 2008-09-10T14:58:02Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 birth date established in her papers wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mary S. Sheaffer''' (October 10, 1879-?), also called "Mamie," was the daughter of [[John Milton Sheaffer]] and [[Susannah Withrow]], and the sister of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]]. ==See also== * [[Letters and papers of Mary S. Sheaffer]] ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC05/WC05_334.HTM|Mary S. Sheaffer}} {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers]] af5f099c3ed9ba354fa19dcf8b1b45b88f54df31 0 3441 6722 2008-09-10T15:00:01Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 genealogy template wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:RaySheaffer.jpg|thumb|240px|Ray Sheaffer. Scanned by Esta Jarrett]] '''Ray Sheaffer''' (26 Feb 1896 &ndash; 7 Apr 1976), also known as "Uncle Ray," was the son of [[John Milton Sheaffer]] and [[Susannah Withrow]], brother of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]] and the uncle of [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] and [[Nancy Young]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC05/WC05_335.HTM|J. Raymond Sheaffer}} {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers]] 18296a1357f7d0966aa14661a370ebb8165ae9ea 0 3445 6728 2008-09-10T15:24:29Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Susannah Withrow''' was the wife of [[John Milton Sheaffer]] and the mother of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], [[Eva Sheaffer]], [[Virginia Sheaffer]], [[Ray Sheaffer]], [[Mary Sheaffer]], [[William Sheaffer]], and [[Herbert Sheaffer]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC05/WC05_331.HTM|Susannah Withrow}} {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers]] 0ff8dbe99c2dbf7aa91480cc911479f39bb74346 0 3444 6726 2008-09-10T15:28:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki '''Virginia Sheaffer''', also known as Aunt Vergie, was married to [[Amos Eby]] and was the mother of [[Dick Eby]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC05/WC05_332.HTM|Virginia Sheaffer}} {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers|Sheaffer, Virginia]] 8c619041c6e8e59fea3325d0854367530f9723a0 14 3263 6442 2008-09-11T13:00:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created category wikitext text/x-wiki This page collects information about [[Brackbill Reunion]]s. [[Category:Events]] ebfbc4438a21ae23f40ce147ec11670418ed5302 0 3261 6439 2008-09-11T13:05:04Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 correct lede wikitext text/x-wiki The Brackbill family held official and unofficial '''Brackbill Reunions''' annually. The earliest attested unofficial reunion occurred [[HB Journal for Aug 12, 1939|August 12, 1939]] at [[Brackbill's Meadow]] on the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]]. Later official reunions were held in a variety of locations. In modern times, there are a variety of "reunion" events, including two summer picnics (Father's Day and on or near the birthday of [[Harry G. Brackbill]]) at the Meadow. ==Records of Brackbill Reunions== Records from the Brackbill reunion were frequently recorded by an official "secretary" of the reunion. Some were collected in the Secretary's Book, which documented reunions from 1947 to 1966; minutes from other reunions were published as typescript documents. * ''[[Brackbill Family Reunion Secretary’s Book]]'' {{stub}} [[Category:Events]] edbb6dc7a97943440e9b3f83dc7f0dd07aab9be0 10 3148 6209 2008-09-11T13:26:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 Fix category wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" ! Previous entry ! Work ! Next entry |- | {{{before}}} | [[Brackbill Reunion]] | {{{after}}} |- |} [[Category:Brackbill reunions]] a9f5a93087cd27d9325c3c90744f2ef72ad282c7 0 3121 6143 2008-09-11T13:45:54Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ulrich Brackbill''' (July 4, 1703 in [[Strasburg]] - October 17, 1739) was the son of [[Benedictus Brackbill]] and [[Maria Margaretha Herr]] and the father of [[Fanny Brackbill (1725)|Fanny]], [[John Brackbill (1728)|John]], [[Benedict Brackbill (1730)|Benedict]], [[Anna Brackbill (1733)|Anna]], [[Frances Verena Brackbill (1736)|Frances Verena]] (also called Fanny), and [[Henry Brackbill (1738)|Henry]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_020.HTM|Ulrich Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] e8047747319ccd2a44c7be8ceaa840352fc17fbd 0 3477 6777 2008-09-11T13:47:19Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Strasburg, PA''' is a borough in [[Lancaster County]]. It was the home of the first settlement of the [[Brackbill]] family when [[Benedictus Brackbill]] emigrated to the United States from Switzerland with [[Hans Herr]]. More information about Strasburg is available on [[Wikipedia:Strasburg, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 4634e5decf58a97e807a280d2567a077fb7565d1 0 3045 6027 2008-09-11T14:09:59Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Category:Brackbills]] 8e55417c1774f4ada80d4f2b50f1df9d301a596a 0 3337 6555 2008-09-11T14:13:57Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Strasburg Mennonite Church''' is a [[Mennonite]] church in [[Strasburg]] that was founded by the Mennonites who immigrated with [[Hans Herr]] and [[Benedictus Brackbill]]. Its first pastor was [[Ulrich Brackbill (1703)|Ulrich Brackbill]]. ==External links== * [http://www.horseshoe.cc/pennadutch/religion/mennonites/mennon.htm History of Strasburg Mennonite Church] {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] f5a265e312669aad0a9085e4ee75e5bcdefbfd26 0 3130 6160 2008-09-11T15:46:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki ==Minutes== Saturday, Aug. 19, 1950 60 members of the [[Brackbill]] family gathered at [[Buchmiller Park]], [[Lancaster]] for a picnic re-union. Rain drove some members home after supper, but some brave souls gathered in the barn for a short business meeting. [[Robert Brackbill]] read the Scriptures, and the president [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]] offered prayer. The minutes were approved as read. The treasurer, [[Hebron E. H. Breckbill|Hebron Breckbill]] reported that the [[Brackbill cemetery|family graveyard]] was mown and kept in condition at a cost of $25.00 - $2.00 was spent for the post card invitations, leaving a balance in the checking account of $2.50; there is $250 in the Brackbill cemetery account, accumulated interest from the trust fund. The treasurer's report was accepted. The president said [[Christian Brackbill]] had left 10 sets of pictures with him, which were sold for one dollar a set. The president suggested each person introduce himself, telling who his parent and grand-parent on the Brackbill side were. The collection was $21.16. The election of officers, resulted in the following: [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]], president; Robert Brackbill, 1st vice-president; Hebron Breckbill, treasurer, [[Lucile Brackbill]], secretary, [[Martin Brackbill]], assistant secretary. The new president was introduced and asked for the cooperation and help of all Brackbills. It was moved, seconded and carried that the meeting adjourn. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary ==Letter== Copy of a letter sent the retiring president, <br/> Herman Brackbill [[wikipedia:East Petersburg, PA|East Petersburg, Pa.]]<br/> August 23,1950 My dear Herman: All the Brackbills who were at the reunion, and especially the officers, want you to know how much they appreciate your effort and interest while you were president; also they want to thank you for the work and kindness which made the fourth Brackbill reunion such a success. This, which should have been presented to you as a formal motion, is now being written at the request of the president, and will be recorded in the Minutes. Sincerely yours,<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1949|1949]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1951|1951]] }} acea6982be3d8be01839ccf7d2ada9f75a658cf1 6162 2008-09-11T15:46:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki ==Minutes== Saturday, Aug. 19, 1950 60 members of the [[Brackbill]] family gathered at [[Buchmiller Park]], [[Lancaster]] for a picnic re-union. Rain drove some members home after supper, but some brave souls gathered in the barn for a short business meeting. [[Robert Brackbill]] read the Scriptures, and the president [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]] offered prayer. The minutes were approved as read. The treasurer, [[Hebron E. H. Breckbill|Hebron Breckbill]] reported that the [[Brackbill cemetery|family graveyard]] was mown and kept in condition at a cost of $25.00 - $2.00 was spent for the post card invitations, leaving a balance in the checking account of $2.50; there is $250 in the Brackbill cemetery account, accumulated interest from the trust fund. The treasurer's report was accepted. The president said [[Christian Brackbill]] had left 10 sets of pictures with him, which were sold for one dollar a set. The president suggested each person introduce himself, telling who his parent and grand-parent on the Brackbill side were. The collection was $21.16. The election of officers, resulted in the following: [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]], president; Robert Brackbill, 1st vice-president; Hebron Breckbill, treasurer, [[Lucile Brackbill]], secretary, [[Martin Brackbill]], assistant secretary. The new president was introduced and asked for the cooperation and help of all Brackbills. It was moved, seconded and carried that the meeting adjourn. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary ==Letter== Copy of a letter sent the retiring president, <br/> Herman Brackbill [[wikipedia:East Petersburg, PA|East Petersburg, Pa.]]<br/> August 23,1950 My dear Herman: All the Brackbills who were at the reunion, and especially the officers, want you to know how much they appreciate your effort and interest while you were president; also they want to thank you for the work and kindness which made the fourth Brackbill reunion such a success. This, which should have been presented to you as a formal motion, is now being written at the request of the president, and will be recorded in the Minutes. Sincerely yours,<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1949|1949]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1951|1951]] }} acea6982be3d8be01839ccf7d2ada9f75a658cf1 0 3079 6080 2008-09-11T15:48:41Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Hebron E. H. Breckbill''' of [[Strasburg]] was the treasurer of the Brackbill reunion committee from its founding in 1947 to 1954. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 9879301ffe9c960a7f0e98884b074e5ba77faec9 0 3129 6157 2008-09-11T15:48:59Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix hebron wikitext text/x-wiki Sunday, August 18, 1949 70 members of the [[Brackbill]] family met at the [[Strasburg Mennonite Church]] for the third family re-union. The president, [[A. Landis Brackbill|Landis Brackbill]], welcomed the family and introduced <strike>the Rev.</strike> [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]], who conducted the devotions. Mr. Landis Brackbill explained that the promised speaker was unable to be present, so he spoke briefly on "What a family reunion should be and what it can do for the country." the president's remarks were brief but they contained food for thought for all of us. Mr. [[Martin H. Brackbill, Sr.|Martin Brackbill, Sr.]] substituting for his [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.|son]], the family historian, spoke on Landmarks of the Brackbill family; he also said that [[Christian Brackbill]], a returned soldier, had some pictures of the original Brackbill homestead in [[wikipedia:Switzerland|Switzerland]], which he would pass around. It was suggested that sets of these pictures be prepared for sale at the next reunion. The president then called for a short business meeting. The minutes of the last meeting were approved as read. Mr. [[Hebron E. H. Breckbill|Hebron Breckbill]], treasurer reported on the condition of the [[Brackbill cemetery|family graveyard]] - it had been mown twice, and some of the tombstones were straightened and re-set, at a cost of $38.00 There is $63.00 in the cemetery fund, and $6.30 in the general account. It was moved, seconded and carried that the treasurer's report be accepted. The president then called for the report of the Nominating committee: <strike>the Rev.</strike> Herman Brackbill for president, Mr. [[Benjamin R. Brackbill]], vice-president, [[Lucile Brackbill]], secretary, Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, corresponding secretary, Mr. Hebron Breckbill, treasurer, Mr. [[Martin H. Brackbill, jr.]], historian. It was moved, seconded and carried that nominations be closed and the secretary cast the ballot. The collection amounted to $29.83 Cards were passed and all present were asked to register. The new president was introduced, and after an informal discussion as to the type of reunion preferred, the meeting adjourned. Respectfully submitted<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1948|1948]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1950|1950]] }} 41517b72f24d0f5f2cc7ccb4c79f555f9651a50f 6159 2008-09-11T15:48:59Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix hebron wikitext text/x-wiki Sunday, August 18, 1949 70 members of the [[Brackbill]] family met at the [[Strasburg Mennonite Church]] for the third family re-union. The president, [[A. Landis Brackbill|Landis Brackbill]], welcomed the family and introduced <strike>the Rev.</strike> [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]], who conducted the devotions. Mr. Landis Brackbill explained that the promised speaker was unable to be present, so he spoke briefly on "What a family reunion should be and what it can do for the country." the president's remarks were brief but they contained food for thought for all of us. Mr. [[Martin H. Brackbill, Sr.|Martin Brackbill, Sr.]] substituting for his [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.|son]], the family historian, spoke on Landmarks of the Brackbill family; he also said that [[Christian Brackbill]], a returned soldier, had some pictures of the original Brackbill homestead in [[wikipedia:Switzerland|Switzerland]], which he would pass around. It was suggested that sets of these pictures be prepared for sale at the next reunion. The president then called for a short business meeting. The minutes of the last meeting were approved as read. Mr. [[Hebron E. H. Breckbill|Hebron Breckbill]], treasurer reported on the condition of the [[Brackbill cemetery|family graveyard]] - it had been mown twice, and some of the tombstones were straightened and re-set, at a cost of $38.00 There is $63.00 in the cemetery fund, and $6.30 in the general account. It was moved, seconded and carried that the treasurer's report be accepted. The president then called for the report of the Nominating committee: <strike>the Rev.</strike> Herman Brackbill for president, Mr. [[Benjamin R. Brackbill]], vice-president, [[Lucile Brackbill]], secretary, Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, corresponding secretary, Mr. Hebron Breckbill, treasurer, Mr. [[Martin H. Brackbill, jr.]], historian. It was moved, seconded and carried that nominations be closed and the secretary cast the ballot. The collection amounted to $29.83 Cards were passed and all present were asked to register. The new president was introduced, and after an informal discussion as to the type of reunion preferred, the meeting adjourned. Respectfully submitted<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1948|1948]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1950|1950]] }} 41517b72f24d0f5f2cc7ccb4c79f555f9651a50f 0 3415 6683 2008-09-12T00:16:52Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix link wikitext text/x-wiki '''D.F. Buchmiller Park''' is a park in [[West Lampeter Township]], [[Lancaster County]], Pennsylvania. ==External links== * [http://www.ephrataboro.org/parks/cwp/view.asp?a=676&q=518269&parksNav=|7871| D.F. Buchmiller Park] {{stub}} [[Category:Places]] a99ce4b402f1b7eeaf8ff05355a2b9e887b459b3 0 3041 6021 2008-09-12T00:21:33Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Benjamin Brackbill''' (June 8, 1779 in [[wikipedia:Bathany, PA|Bathany, PA]] - May 15, 1827) was the son of [[Benedict Brackbill (1730)|Benedict Brackbill]] and [[Mary Kendig]]. He married [[Elizabeth Hershey (1783)|Elizabeth Hershey]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_055.HTM|Benjamin Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 914c412e1eb3dd41a6c3c010961d009209d2d7ef 0 3039 6018 2008-09-12T00:29:28Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Benedict Brackbill''' (October 24, 1730 - June 4, 1823) was the son of [[Ulrich Brackbill (1703)|Ulrich Brackbill]] and [[Feronica Fanny Herr]] and the father of [[John Brackbill (1763)|John]], [[Henry Brackbill (1771)|Henry]], [[Benjamin Brackbill (1779)|Benjamin]], [[Elizabeth Brackbill (1764)|Elizabeth]], [[Mary Brackbill (1769)|Mary]], [[Anna Brackbill (1773)|Anna]], [[Susanna Brackbill (1776)|Susanna]], and [[Christian Brackbill (1781)|Christian]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_018.HTM|Henry Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 8b3563cc7e53a45cb988cd17b293a115d1951f29 0 3081 6083 2008-09-12T00:29:50Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Henry Brackbill''' (August 25, 1771 - July 6, 1837) was the son of [[Ulrich Brackbill (1703)|Ulrich Brackbill]] and [[Feronica Fanny Herr]] and the husband of [[Susanna Eshleman]]. He was the father of [[John Brackbill (1799)|John]], [[Henry Brackbill (1810)|Henry]], [[Benjamin Brackbill (1803)|Benjamin]], [[Maria Brackbill (1801)|Maria]], and [[Jacob Brackbill (1806)|Jacob]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_019.HTM|Benedict Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 43ea374f410c34068ed02fbfb11623783be319c8 0 3097 6107 2008-09-12T00:36:08Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix cat wikitext text/x-wiki '''John Brackbill''' (January 20, 1763 - July 19, 1825) was the son of [[Benedict Brackbill (1730)|Benedict Brackbill]] and [[Mary Kendig]] and the husband of [[Mary (Elizabeth) Landis]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_050.HTM|John Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] d784cd74d3403d66943de86ed2edbe9caad9b7e6 0 3101 6113 2008-09-12T00:49:24Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Lucile Brackbill''' was the recording secretary of the "Brackbill clan" ([[Brackbill Reunion]]) from 1947 through 19xx. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 69ab0a3ac2ea635e8d0148c1a37b7838602393d8 0 3127 6152 2008-09-12T00:50:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Minutes */ fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki ==Page 1: Lancaster New Era clipping== ''Lancaster New Era, 9/22/47'' LANDIS BRACKBILL HEADS REUNION The first reunion of the descendants of Bishop [[Benedictus Brackbill]], who emigrated from Switzerland to America in 1717, was held yesterday at the [[Strasburg Mennonite Church]]. The land on which the church stands was donated by Brackbill's grandson, [[John Brackbill (1763)|John Brackbill]]. More than 100 persons attended. Addresses were given by [[Martin H. Brackbill, Jr.]] and [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry G. Brackbill]], of Frazer. Devotions were held by the Rev. [[Moses H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Rohrerstown, PA|Rohrerstown]]. Officers elected were [[A. Landis Brackbill, Jr.]], principal of [[Manor Township High School]], president; [[Benjamin R. Brackbill]], [[Leaman Place]], vice-president; Miss [[Lucile Brackbill|Lucille Brackbill]], librarian at [[wikipedia:Franklin and Marshall College|Franklin and Marshall College]], secretary; [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman]], corresponding secretary; [[Hebron E. H. Breckbill]], [[Strasburg]], treasurer; [[Martin H. Brackbill, Jr.]], [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland]], historian. Dr. [[Allen G. Brackbill]], [[Paradise]]; Benjamin R. Brackbill, [[Lancaster|city]], and Hebron H. Breckbill were appointed to care for the cemetery near Strasburg in which four generations of the family are buried. ==Minutes== Sunday, September 21, 1947 More than a hundred members of the Brackbill clan--descendants of the Rev. Benedictus Brackbill, met for the first family reunion in the basement of the Mennonite church, Strasburg, Pa. The meeting was called to order by Mr. Martin Brackbill, Sr. Scripture was read by the Rev. Moses Brackbill, and prayer was offered by the Rev. [[Harry G. Brackbill, Jr.|Harry G. Brackbill]]. Short addresses were given by the Rev. Moses Brackbill and the Rev. Harry G. Brackbill. The chairmn then called for nominations for officers, and the following were elected: Mr. Landis Brackbill, jr. president, Mr. Benjamin R. Brackbill, vice-president, Lucile Brackbill, secretary, Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, corresponding secretary, Mr. Hebron E. H. Breckbill, treasurer, Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, Jr historian. Mr. Landis Brackbill took the chair, and asked if the group wished to hold annual reunions. It was moved by the Rev. Harry Brackbill, seconded and carried, that we have annual reunions. It was moved by Dr. Allen Brackbill, seconded and carried, that we have a reunion in the form of a picnic, details of time and place to be left to a Committee on arrangements. Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, Jr. gave a fascinating account of the life and work of our heroic ancestor, the Rev. Benedictus Brackbill, bishop of the [[Mennonite]] church. The matter of the care of the old [[Brackbill Cemetery|Brackbill graveyard]] was discussed; interest has accumulated from the [[Brackbill Cemetery Trust Fund|trust fund]] of $1000, and Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, Sr. has contracted for a new fence around the graveyard, which will cost $183.00. [[Thad Brackbill]], speaking from intimate experience with the old graveyard, urged that the bodies and stones be removed to the [[Strasburg Mennonite cemetery]], which is also a gift from an early Brackbill. Lucile Brackbill pointed out some of the difficulties involved in restoring the graveyard, and suggested that we pay tribute to our ancestors by helping their descendants now suffering in Europe. Mr. Martin Brackbill, Sr. urged that we raise money thru voluntary contributions at the reunions, to be added to the annual interest of $30.00, and restore the graveyard. Mr. Martin Brackbill, Jr. suggested that the care of the graveyard, a unique inheritance, be the special aim of the reunions. Mr. Landis Brackbill, Sr. spoke in warm appreciation of the long continued interest of Mr. Martin Brackbill, Sr. in the family history, and expressed confidence that the needed money will be raised. Dr. Brackbill moved that we leave the graveyard where it is. Seconded and carried. Mr. Benjamin R. Brackbill moved the family care for the cemetery and that a committee of three be appointed to work with the trustees of the [[Northern National Bank of Lancaster]] to this end. Seconded and carried. It was announced that Mr. Thad Brackbill had erected a memorial stone, with the names of the first five generations carved upon it, in the Mennonite cemetery at Strasburg. Miss [[Hannah Brackbill]] suggested that a slab with the names of all the Brackbills who had been buried there, and whose tomb-stones had been removed or broken, be placed in the old graveyard. The president appointed as the committee to care for the graveyard: Dr. Allen G. Brackbill, Messrs. Benjamin R. Brackbill and Hebron E.H. Breckbill. The collection for the care of the cemetery amounted to $57.40. There being no further business the meeting adjourned. Respectfully submitted<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=First reunion |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1948|1948]] }} ef6e78ea08862c96594d8923f3ddce0dbceedb49 6153 2008-09-12T00:50:42Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Minutes */ fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki ==Page 1: Lancaster New Era clipping== ''Lancaster New Era, 9/22/47'' LANDIS BRACKBILL HEADS REUNION The first reunion of the descendants of Bishop [[Benedictus Brackbill]], who emigrated from Switzerland to America in 1717, was held yesterday at the [[Strasburg Mennonite Church]]. The land on which the church stands was donated by Brackbill's grandson, [[John Brackbill (1763)|John Brackbill]]. More than 100 persons attended. Addresses were given by [[Martin H. Brackbill, Jr.]] and [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry G. Brackbill]], of Frazer. Devotions were held by the Rev. [[Moses H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Rohrerstown, PA|Rohrerstown]]. Officers elected were [[A. Landis Brackbill, Jr.]], principal of [[Manor Township High School]], president; [[Benjamin R. Brackbill]], [[Leaman Place]], vice-president; Miss [[Lucile Brackbill|Lucille Brackbill]], librarian at [[wikipedia:Franklin and Marshall College|Franklin and Marshall College]], secretary; [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman]], corresponding secretary; [[Hebron E. H. Breckbill]], [[Strasburg]], treasurer; [[Martin H. Brackbill, Jr.]], [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland]], historian. Dr. [[Allen G. Brackbill]], [[Paradise]]; Benjamin R. Brackbill, [[Lancaster|city]], and Hebron H. Breckbill were appointed to care for the cemetery near Strasburg in which four generations of the family are buried. ==Minutes== Sunday, September 21, 1947 More than a hundred members of the Brackbill clan--descendants of the Rev. Benedictus Brackbill, met for the first family reunion in the basement of the Mennonite church, Strasburg, Pa. The meeting was called to order by Mr. Martin Brackbill, Sr. Scripture was read by the Rev. Moses Brackbill, and prayer was offered by the Rev. [[Harry G. Brackbill, Jr.|Harry G. Brackbill]]. Short addresses were given by the Rev. Moses Brackbill and the Rev. Harry G. Brackbill. The chairmn then called for nominations for officers, and the following were elected: Mr. Landis Brackbill, jr. president, Mr. Benjamin R. Brackbill, vice-president, Lucile Brackbill, secretary, Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, corresponding secretary, Mr. Hebron E. H. Breckbill, treasurer, Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, Jr historian. Mr. Landis Brackbill took the chair, and asked if the group wished to hold annual reunions. It was moved by the Rev. Harry Brackbill, seconded and carried, that we have annual reunions. It was moved by Dr. Allen Brackbill, seconded and carried, that we have a reunion in the form of a picnic, details of time and place to be left to a Committee on arrangements. Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, Jr. gave a fascinating account of the life and work of our heroic ancestor, the Rev. Benedictus Brackbill, bishop of the [[Mennonite]] church. The matter of the care of the old [[Brackbill Cemetery|Brackbill graveyard]] was discussed; interest has accumulated from the [[Brackbill Cemetery Trust Fund|trust fund]] of $1000, and Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, Sr. has contracted for a new fence around the graveyard, which will cost $183.00. [[Thad Brackbill]], speaking from intimate experience with the old graveyard, urged that the bodies and stones be removed to the [[Strasburg Mennonite cemetery]], which is also a gift from an early Brackbill. Lucile Brackbill pointed out some of the difficulties involved in restoring the graveyard, and suggested that we pay tribute to our ancestors by helping their descendants now suffering in Europe. Mr. Martin Brackbill, Sr. urged that we raise money thru voluntary contributions at the reunions, to be added to the annual interest of $30.00, and restore the graveyard. Mr. Martin Brackbill, Jr. suggested that the care of the graveyard, a unique inheritance, be the special aim of the reunions. Mr. Landis Brackbill, Sr. spoke in warm appreciation of the long continued interest of Mr. Martin Brackbill, Sr. in the family history, and expressed confidence that the needed money will be raised. Dr. Brackbill moved that we leave the graveyard where it is. Seconded and carried. Mr. Benjamin R. Brackbill moved the family care for the cemetery and that a committee of three be appointed to work with the trustees of the [[Northern National Bank of Lancaster]] to this end. Seconded and carried. It was announced that Mr. Thad Brackbill had erected a memorial stone, with the names of the first five generations carved upon it, in the Mennonite cemetery at Strasburg. Miss [[Hannah Brackbill]] suggested that a slab with the names of all the Brackbills who had been buried there, and whose tomb-stones had been removed or broken, be placed in the old graveyard. The president appointed as the committee to care for the graveyard: Dr. Allen G. Brackbill, Messrs. Benjamin R. Brackbill and Hebron E.H. Breckbill. The collection for the care of the cemetery amounted to $57.40. There being no further business the meeting adjourned. Respectfully submitted<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=First reunion |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1948|1948]] }} ef6e78ea08862c96594d8923f3ddce0dbceedb49 0 3128 6154 2008-09-12T02:10:39Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 disambig wikitext text/x-wiki Saturday, August 14, 1948 87 members of the [[Brackbill]] clan gathered at the [[Strasburg Mennonite Church|Mennonite Church, Strasburg, Pa.]] for the second reunion of the family. The president, Mr. [[A. Landis Brackbill|Landis Brackbill, jr.]] presided. Scripture was read by the Rev. [[Irwin Brackbill]], and following a moment of silence in memory of those members of the family who died during the year, the Rev. [[Moses H. Brackbill|Moses Brackbill]] led us in prayer. The president welcomed the group, saying that 100 invitations had been sent. He introduced Mr. [[Maurice T. Brackbill]] of the [[wikipedia:Eastern Mennonite College|Eastern Mennonite College]], [[wikipedia:Harrisonburg, VA|Harrisonburg, Va.]] who spoke on "Life". Our historian, Mr. [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] gave the second installment of the family history. The president called for a short business session. The minutes were approved as read. The treasurer reported a balance of $35.50. Mr. [[Martin Brackbill, Sr.]] said the fence had been erected around the [[Brackbill cemetery|Brackbill graveyard]], and arrangements made with the farmer to cut the grass. The balance in the cemetery fund is $139.60. After some discussion it was moved, seconded and and carried that we meet on the third Sunday in August in the Strasburg Mennonite church]]. It was suggested that we give a contribution to this Mennonite church for their over-seas relief work. It was moved, seconded and carried that a collection be taken, from which the janitor be paid and $5.00 be given the church for relief, and the balance put in our treasury. It was moved, seconded and carried that the treasurer be authorized to pay all bills which may arise during the year. The president called for the election of new officers. It was moved, seconded and carried that all officers be re-elected. The president asked every one to register. The collection amounted to $23.07 There being no further business the meeting adjourned. A number of families gathered around the tables out doors for a picnic supper. Respectfully submitted<br/> [[Lucile Brackbill]]<br/> Recording secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1947|1947]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1949|1949]] }} 17dbc4810a21b509ec1f27e9bdf365c11c04c5e1 6156 2008-09-12T02:10:39Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 disambig wikitext text/x-wiki Saturday, August 14, 1948 87 members of the [[Brackbill]] clan gathered at the [[Strasburg Mennonite Church|Mennonite Church, Strasburg, Pa.]] for the second reunion of the family. The president, Mr. [[A. Landis Brackbill|Landis Brackbill, jr.]] presided. Scripture was read by the Rev. [[Irwin Brackbill]], and following a moment of silence in memory of those members of the family who died during the year, the Rev. [[Moses H. Brackbill|Moses Brackbill]] led us in prayer. The president welcomed the group, saying that 100 invitations had been sent. He introduced Mr. [[Maurice T. Brackbill]] of the [[wikipedia:Eastern Mennonite College|Eastern Mennonite College]], [[wikipedia:Harrisonburg, VA|Harrisonburg, Va.]] who spoke on "Life". Our historian, Mr. [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] gave the second installment of the family history. The president called for a short business session. The minutes were approved as read. The treasurer reported a balance of $35.50. Mr. [[Martin Brackbill, Sr.]] said the fence had been erected around the [[Brackbill cemetery|Brackbill graveyard]], and arrangements made with the farmer to cut the grass. The balance in the cemetery fund is $139.60. After some discussion it was moved, seconded and and carried that we meet on the third Sunday in August in the Strasburg Mennonite church]]. It was suggested that we give a contribution to this Mennonite church for their over-seas relief work. It was moved, seconded and carried that a collection be taken, from which the janitor be paid and $5.00 be given the church for relief, and the balance put in our treasury. It was moved, seconded and carried that the treasurer be authorized to pay all bills which may arise during the year. The president called for the election of new officers. It was moved, seconded and carried that all officers be re-elected. The president asked every one to register. The collection amounted to $23.07 There being no further business the meeting adjourned. A number of families gathered around the tables out doors for a picnic supper. Respectfully submitted<br/> [[Lucile Brackbill]]<br/> Recording secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1947|1947]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1949|1949]] }} 17dbc4810a21b509ec1f27e9bdf365c11c04c5e1 0 3107 6122 2008-09-16T13:51:46Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Magdalina Brackbill''' (September 9, 1874 - circa 1955 or 1956) was the daughter of [[Elam Howry Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]] and the wife of [[Isaac H. Buckwalter]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_036.HTM|Magdalina Brackbill Buckwalter}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 4f5e1096de2ad6211fb619a07565a855c6bf7942 0 3065 6059 2008-09-16T14:15:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Eunice Eileen Brown''', called Eileen, is the daughter of [[Ira Lee Brown]] and [[Doris Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC05/WC05_486.HTM|Eileen Brown}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 8c4b0c5fbebd000e279397ef6de0e8c01789e855 0 3089 6095 2008-09-17T13:26:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Jacob Clarence Brackbill''' (September 28, 1925 - March 8, 2005), called "Jake," was the son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]], the husband of [[Arlene Jane Gerhart]], and the father of [[Carol Ann Brackbill]], [[Patricia Brackbill]], [[Jacob Richard Brackbill]], [[Robert Harry Brackbill]], and [[Jean Marie Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_026.HTM|Jacob Clarence Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] b0683069f39bf60f6e3dcfcd09e33cbba34c1110 0 3083 6085 2008-09-17T13:27:41Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 genealogy template wikitext text/x-wiki '''Hershey Leaman Brackbill''' (Aug 3, 1920 - Aug 20, 2005) was the eighth child and fourth son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_024.HTM|Hershey Leaman Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 8720703bf28f1be711ddd587c8e11bf283b47ea1 0 3034 6008 2008-09-17T13:30:06Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Alice Groff''' (February 14, 1896 - circa 1958 or 1959) was the wife of [[Ellis B. Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_409.HTM|Alice Groff}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] cd1df8b520c181b6868d4a7908bb54667ba57397 0 3056 6043 2008-09-17T13:32:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix template wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ellis B. Brackbill''' (August 16, 1894 - ) was the son of [[Christian E. Brackbill (1871)]] and [[Anna Buckwalter]] and the husband of [[Alice Groff]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_409.HTM|Ellis B. Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 201b8c292804f62a83ac626f2cb56f10c34c8c11 0 3113 6131 2008-09-17T13:36:20Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ralph Jacob Homsher''' is the husband of [[Janice Brackbill]] and the father of [[David Homsher]], [[Janice Susanne Homsher]], [[Cheryl Marie Homsher]], and [[Wayne Ralph Homsher]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_032.HTM|Ralph Jacob Homsher}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] d54895b561cb47f16a4667b388ecabb78d366a23 0 3140 6186 2008-09-17T13:54:17Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Fourteenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 3, 1960<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' America * '''Invocation''' [[Joseph Hess]] * '''Welcome''' [[M. Clair Hershey|Clair Hershey]] * '''Special Music''' Hershey Girls' Trio * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Marvin Eshleman]] * '''Special Music''' Girls' Trio * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Jacob Brackbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Walter R. Denlinger|Walter Denlinger]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Elvin Brackbill]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice V. Robinson]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> M. Clair Hershey, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> Elvin Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Jacob Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Soudersburg, PA|Soudersburg, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Walter Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa.<br/> Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]], Paradise R. #1, Pa.<br/> [[Christian Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Gordonville, PA|Gordonville, Pa.]] ==Minutes== 14th [[Brackbill Reunion]] Sunday, July 3, 1960 The 14th reunion of the [[Brackbill]] Family was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday July 3, 19560. The program began with everyone singing the hymn "America". Joseph Hess from [[wikipedia:Cumberland County, PA|Cumberland County]] led in Devotions. He read Psalm 19 and led in prayer. President M. Clair Hershey welcomed everyone to the reunion and commented on the perfect weather of the day. [[Mrs. Edward Appel]], Miss [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn Brackbill]], and [[Mrs. Jacob Brackbill]] rendered a girls' trio selection entitled "Precious Hiding Place." The speaker for our Reunion was Rev. Marvin Eshleman from [[Leaman Place]] who gave us a fine message on presumption and presumptuous living. Misses [[Doris Hershey|Doris]], [[Marie Hershey|Marie]], and [[Carol Hershey]] sang a trio selection entitled "The Stranger of Galilee." Benjamin Brackbill conducted the memorial exercises for the following: * Miss [[Cora E. Brackbill]], [[Strasburg]] * Mr. [[William R. Brackbill]], [[Lancaster]] * Pfc. [[Robert Lynn Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Mannheim, PA|Manhiem]] * Miss [[Louisa C. Brackbill]], Lancaster * [[Mrs. Thomas J. Savage]], Strasburg * Miss [[Ada E. Clark]], [[Intercourse]] The Minutes were read and approved. The treasurer's report was as follows: {| class="wikitable" |- | Balance July, 1959 | align="right" |$26.09 |- | Receipts from Reunion offering | align="right" |<u>34.86</u> |- | align="center" |Total | align="right" |60.95 |- | Expenditures | |- | Paper and printing of programs | align="right" |12.94 |- | Donation for use of Park | align="right" |5.00 |- | Speaker | align="right" |5.00 |- | Awards and prizes | align="right" |4.50 |- | Care of Brackbill Cemetery | align="right" |<u>25.00</u> |- | align="right" |Total | align="right" |52.44 |- | Balance July, 1960 | align="right" |$8.51 |} The offering then received amounted to $41.67. The Nominating Committee had the following report: President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Historian the same. Treasurer - [[Roy Denlinger]]. Rev. Moses Brackbill moved that the Nominations be closed and Benjamin Brackbill seconded the motion. [[Hershey Brackbill]] seconded the motion. Motion was carried. Rev. Moses Brackbill moved and [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]] seconded a motion that the Secretary cast a ballot to elect those nominated. The Secretary then cast the ballot to elect those nominated. In the absence of a Report of the Historian, Rev. Mose Brackbill gave a brief talk noting how the Brackbills are now scattered over most of the United States. Mr. [[Aaron Eby]] also talked briefly on why we attend reunions and our purpose for doing so. Elvin Brackbill then made awards to the following: # Mrs. [[Fannie Hess]] - oldest person present - she was 79. # Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Eby - traveled the farthest # [[Barbara Hoover]], daughter of Mr. and Mrs. [[Paul Hoover]] - youngest person present. The program was closed with the singing of "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Eunice Robinson led the children in some games. Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Jacob C. Brackbill<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1959|1959]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1961|1961]] }} 57cb03e5344dcbaf5e56e22f1c5f220f2053e346 6188 2008-09-17T13:54:17Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Fourteenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 3, 1960<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' America * '''Invocation''' [[Joseph Hess]] * '''Welcome''' [[M. Clair Hershey|Clair Hershey]] * '''Special Music''' Hershey Girls' Trio * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Marvin Eshleman]] * '''Special Music''' Girls' Trio * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Jacob Brackbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Walter R. Denlinger|Walter Denlinger]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Elvin Brackbill]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice V. Robinson]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> M. Clair Hershey, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> Elvin Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Jacob Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Soudersburg, PA|Soudersburg, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Walter Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa.<br/> Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]], Paradise R. #1, Pa.<br/> [[Christian Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Gordonville, PA|Gordonville, Pa.]] ==Minutes== 14th [[Brackbill Reunion]] Sunday, July 3, 1960 The 14th reunion of the [[Brackbill]] Family was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday July 3, 19560. The program began with everyone singing the hymn "America". Joseph Hess from [[wikipedia:Cumberland County, PA|Cumberland County]] led in Devotions. He read Psalm 19 and led in prayer. President M. Clair Hershey welcomed everyone to the reunion and commented on the perfect weather of the day. [[Mrs. Edward Appel]], Miss [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn Brackbill]], and [[Mrs. Jacob Brackbill]] rendered a girls' trio selection entitled "Precious Hiding Place." The speaker for our Reunion was Rev. Marvin Eshleman from [[Leaman Place]] who gave us a fine message on presumption and presumptuous living. Misses [[Doris Hershey|Doris]], [[Marie Hershey|Marie]], and [[Carol Hershey]] sang a trio selection entitled "The Stranger of Galilee." Benjamin Brackbill conducted the memorial exercises for the following: * Miss [[Cora E. Brackbill]], [[Strasburg]] * Mr. [[William R. Brackbill]], [[Lancaster]] * Pfc. [[Robert Lynn Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Mannheim, PA|Manhiem]] * Miss [[Louisa C. Brackbill]], Lancaster * [[Mrs. Thomas J. Savage]], Strasburg * Miss [[Ada E. Clark]], [[Intercourse]] The Minutes were read and approved. The treasurer's report was as follows: {| class="wikitable" |- | Balance July, 1959 | align="right" |$26.09 |- | Receipts from Reunion offering | align="right" |<u>34.86</u> |- | align="center" |Total | align="right" |60.95 |- | Expenditures | |- | Paper and printing of programs | align="right" |12.94 |- | Donation for use of Park | align="right" |5.00 |- | Speaker | align="right" |5.00 |- | Awards and prizes | align="right" |4.50 |- | Care of Brackbill Cemetery | align="right" |<u>25.00</u> |- | align="right" |Total | align="right" |52.44 |- | Balance July, 1960 | align="right" |$8.51 |} The offering then received amounted to $41.67. The Nominating Committee had the following report: President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Historian the same. Treasurer - [[Roy Denlinger]]. Rev. Moses Brackbill moved that the Nominations be closed and Benjamin Brackbill seconded the motion. [[Hershey Brackbill]] seconded the motion. Motion was carried. Rev. Moses Brackbill moved and [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]] seconded a motion that the Secretary cast a ballot to elect those nominated. The Secretary then cast the ballot to elect those nominated. In the absence of a Report of the Historian, Rev. Mose Brackbill gave a brief talk noting how the Brackbills are now scattered over most of the United States. Mr. [[Aaron Eby]] also talked briefly on why we attend reunions and our purpose for doing so. Elvin Brackbill then made awards to the following: # Mrs. [[Fannie Hess]] - oldest person present - she was 79. # Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Eby - traveled the farthest # [[Barbara Hoover]], daughter of Mr. and Mrs. [[Paul Hoover]] - youngest person present. The program was closed with the singing of "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Eunice Robinson led the children in some games. Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Jacob C. Brackbill<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1959|1959]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1961|1961]] }} 57cb03e5344dcbaf5e56e22f1c5f220f2053e346 0 3105 6119 2008-09-17T13:57:37Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mylin Clair Hershey''' was the son of [[Isaac Eby Hershey]] and [[Esther S. Brackbill]]. He served as vice president of the [[Brackbill Reunion]] from 1957 to 1959 and as president from 1959 to 1961. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_446.HTM|Clair Hershey}} {{stub}} [[Category:Hersheys]] [[Category:Brackbills]] b803a312ab8736b818435b7b6dfcc5c19a81f9d8 0 3062 6052 2008-09-17T13:59:59Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Esther S. Brackbill''' (b. October 31, 1883) was the daughter of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]], the wife of [[Isaac Eby Hershey]], and the mother of [[M. Clair Hershey]], among others. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_038.HTM|Esther S. Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hersheys]] 0d083736eb52871c960979add7e8d78ceebca894 6054 2008-09-17T13:59:59Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Esther S. Brackbill''' (b. October 31, 1883) was the daughter of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]], the wife of [[Isaac Eby Hershey]], and the mother of [[M. Clair Hershey]], among others. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_038.HTM|Esther S. Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hersheys]] 0d083736eb52871c960979add7e8d78ceebca894 0 3119 6140 2008-09-17T14:05:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ruth Anne Yuninger''' is the daughter of [[Ross Trout Yuninger]] and [[Florence Brackbill]], the wife of [[Edward Appel]], and the mother of [[Beth Ellen Appel]], [[Lauren Jean Appel]], and [[Dalin Charles Appel]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC06/WC06_018.HTM|Ruth Anne Yuninger}} {{stub}} [[Category:Yuningers]] [[Category:Appels]] [[Category:Brackbills]] 0f0d43b61c1ca0307495d646c6c00f7fe6efb266 0 3037 6015 2008-09-17T14:07:44Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Arlene Jane Gerhart''' is the wife of [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill]] and the mother of [[Carol Ann Brackbill]], [[Patricia Brackbill]], [[Jacob Richard Brackbill]], [[Robert Harry Brackbill]], and [[Jean Marie Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_026.HTM|Jacob Clarence Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] f88fc265f9fbd437193eb8d6cf0ffb52b4c36414 0 3141 6189 2008-09-22T14:28:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Fifteenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 2, 1961<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' America * '''Invocation''' Rev. [[Allen Yuninger]] * '''Welcome''' [[M. Clair Hershey|Clair Hershey]] * '''Special Music''' Brackbill Chorus * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Milton Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' Brackbill Chorus * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Jacob Brackbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Roy Denlinger|I. Roy Denlinger]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice V. Robinson]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> M. Clair Hershey, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville R. #1, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> Elvin Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Jacob Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Soudersburg, PA|Soudersburg, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> I. Roy Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa.<br/> Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]], Paradise R. #1, Pa.<br/> [[Joe Brackbill]], [[Gap]], Pa. ==Minutes== 15th [[Brackbill Reunion]] Sunday, July 2, 1961 The 15th reunion of the [[Brackbill]] Family was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday July 2, 1961. The program began with everyone singing the hymn "America". [[Herman Brackbill]] led the singing. Rev. Moses Brackbill gave the Invocation, and President M. Clair Hershey welcomed everyone to the reunion. The Brackbill Male Chorus sang two numbers, one before and one after the speaker for the day. The song titles were - "In the Sweet By and By" and "My Jesus I Love Thee." Rev. Milton Brackbill from Frazer, speaker of the day, spoke about the changing times and our unchanging God and about the Word of God in our time using the first chapter of I Peter as a basic Scripture. Memorial exercises were conducted by Benjamin Brackbill for the following: * Mr. [[John H. Groff]], [[Kinzers]] * Mrs. [[H. L. Groff]], [[Intercourse]] * Mr. [[Levi D. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Hessdale, PA|Hessdale]] * [[Mrs. Vernon C. Smith]], [[Lancaster]] * [[Mrs. Jacob Oberholtzer]], [[wikipedia:Bareville, PA|Bareville]] * [[Mrs. Jacob Kreider]], [[Ephrata]] * Mr. [[Daniel Esbenshade]], Lancaster * [[Mrs. Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman]] The Minutes were read and approved. The treasurer's report was as follows: {| class="wikitable" |- | Balance on July, 1960- | align="right" |$8.51 |- | Offering from reunion - | align="right" |<u>41.69</u> |- | From Cemetery Trust Fund - | align="right" |25.00 |- | Total - | align="right" |$75.20 |- | Expenditures | |- | Speaker - | align="right" |$5.00 |- | Awards and prizes - | align="right" |5.94 |- | Donation to park - | align="right" |5.00 |- | Programs - | align="right" |16.58 |- | Care of Cemetery | align="right" |<u>25.00</u> |- | Total | align="right" |$57.52 |- | Balance on July, 1961 - | align="right" |$17.68 |} On motion by Benjamin Brackbill, seconded by Rev. Moses Brackbill, the Treasurer's report was accepted. The offering then received amounted to $34.56. It was suggested that we give the park $10 and Rev. Moses Brackbill made a motion to that effect and Benjamin Brackbill seconded it. The motion was carried. The President then asked for the report of the nominating committee. Lee Brown, the chairman gave the following report: * President - Elvin Brackbill * Vice President - [[Warren Brackbill]] * Recording Secretary - [[Jacob Brackbill]] * Treasurer - [[Roy Denlinger]] * Historian - Martin Brackbill, Jr. It was moved by Rev. Moses Brackbill and seconded by Benjamin Brackbill that the Nominating Report be accepted. There being no nominations from the floor, Herman Brackbill moved and Benjamin Brackbill seconded that a motion that the nominations be closed. The motion was carried. Lee Brown, conducting the election, asked the Secretary to cast a ballot to elect those nominated. The nominees were so elected. There was no report of the Historian. The condition of the [[Brackbill Cemetery]] was discussed, Benjamin Brackbill said he would look into, be responsible for, and/or take care of the Cemetery Trust Fund. Rev. Moses Brackbill then made awards to the following: * Mrs. [[Susan Brackbill]] - oldest person present * [[Charles Brackbill]] and family - traveled farthest * Mr. & Mrs. [[Clair Brackbill]] - most recently married couple * [[Patti Lynn Brackbill|Patti Lynn]], daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Clair Brackbill - youngest person present The program was closed with the singing of "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Eunice Robinson led the children in some games. Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Jacob Brackbill<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1960|1960]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1962|1962]] }} 62b8e4cbd803b7820d1934c6844bbd33c05e254e 6191 2008-09-22T14:28:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Fifteenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 2, 1961<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' America * '''Invocation''' Rev. [[Allen Yuninger]] * '''Welcome''' [[M. Clair Hershey|Clair Hershey]] * '''Special Music''' Brackbill Chorus * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Milton Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' Brackbill Chorus * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Jacob Brackbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Roy Denlinger|I. Roy Denlinger]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice V. Robinson]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> M. Clair Hershey, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville R. #1, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> Elvin Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Jacob Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Soudersburg, PA|Soudersburg, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> I. Roy Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa.<br/> Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]], Paradise R. #1, Pa.<br/> [[Joe Brackbill]], [[Gap]], Pa. ==Minutes== 15th [[Brackbill Reunion]] Sunday, July 2, 1961 The 15th reunion of the [[Brackbill]] Family was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday July 2, 1961. The program began with everyone singing the hymn "America". [[Herman Brackbill]] led the singing. Rev. Moses Brackbill gave the Invocation, and President M. Clair Hershey welcomed everyone to the reunion. The Brackbill Male Chorus sang two numbers, one before and one after the speaker for the day. The song titles were - "In the Sweet By and By" and "My Jesus I Love Thee." Rev. Milton Brackbill from Frazer, speaker of the day, spoke about the changing times and our unchanging God and about the Word of God in our time using the first chapter of I Peter as a basic Scripture. Memorial exercises were conducted by Benjamin Brackbill for the following: * Mr. [[John H. Groff]], [[Kinzers]] * Mrs. [[H. L. Groff]], [[Intercourse]] * Mr. [[Levi D. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Hessdale, PA|Hessdale]] * [[Mrs. Vernon C. Smith]], [[Lancaster]] * [[Mrs. Jacob Oberholtzer]], [[wikipedia:Bareville, PA|Bareville]] * [[Mrs. Jacob Kreider]], [[Ephrata]] * Mr. [[Daniel Esbenshade]], Lancaster * [[Mrs. Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman]] The Minutes were read and approved. The treasurer's report was as follows: {| class="wikitable" |- | Balance on July, 1960- | align="right" |$8.51 |- | Offering from reunion - | align="right" |<u>41.69</u> |- | From Cemetery Trust Fund - | align="right" |25.00 |- | Total - | align="right" |$75.20 |- | Expenditures | |- | Speaker - | align="right" |$5.00 |- | Awards and prizes - | align="right" |5.94 |- | Donation to park - | align="right" |5.00 |- | Programs - | align="right" |16.58 |- | Care of Cemetery | align="right" |<u>25.00</u> |- | Total | align="right" |$57.52 |- | Balance on July, 1961 - | align="right" |$17.68 |} On motion by Benjamin Brackbill, seconded by Rev. Moses Brackbill, the Treasurer's report was accepted. The offering then received amounted to $34.56. It was suggested that we give the park $10 and Rev. Moses Brackbill made a motion to that effect and Benjamin Brackbill seconded it. The motion was carried. The President then asked for the report of the nominating committee. Lee Brown, the chairman gave the following report: * President - Elvin Brackbill * Vice President - [[Warren Brackbill]] * Recording Secretary - [[Jacob Brackbill]] * Treasurer - [[Roy Denlinger]] * Historian - Martin Brackbill, Jr. It was moved by Rev. Moses Brackbill and seconded by Benjamin Brackbill that the Nominating Report be accepted. There being no nominations from the floor, Herman Brackbill moved and Benjamin Brackbill seconded that a motion that the nominations be closed. The motion was carried. Lee Brown, conducting the election, asked the Secretary to cast a ballot to elect those nominated. The nominees were so elected. There was no report of the Historian. The condition of the [[Brackbill Cemetery]] was discussed, Benjamin Brackbill said he would look into, be responsible for, and/or take care of the Cemetery Trust Fund. Rev. Moses Brackbill then made awards to the following: * Mrs. [[Susan Brackbill]] - oldest person present * [[Charles Brackbill]] and family - traveled farthest * Mr. & Mrs. [[Clair Brackbill]] - most recently married couple * [[Patti Lynn Brackbill|Patti Lynn]], daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Clair Brackbill - youngest person present The program was closed with the singing of "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Eunice Robinson led the children in some games. Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Jacob Brackbill<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1960|1960]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1962|1962]] }} 62b8e4cbd803b7820d1934c6844bbd33c05e254e 0 3099 6110 2008-09-22T14:31:16Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix template wikitext text/x-wiki '''John H. Groff''' (April 17, 1879 - sometime in 1960 or 1961) was the husband of [[Anna M. Brackbill]]. {{stub}} ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_037.HTM|John H. Groff}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Groffs]] e620595ec98f2324add210b96dcfa5d77d0382bd 0 3142 6192 2008-09-22T14:56:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Sixteenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 1, 1962<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Blessed Assurance * '''Invocation''' [[Lester Denlinger]] * '''Welcome''' [[Elvin Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' Denlinger Girls * '''Speaker''' [[Edward Shotzberger]] * '''Special Music''' Denlinger Girls * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Jacob Brackbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Roy Denlinger|I. Roy Denlinger]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Warren Brackbill|Warren H. Brackbill]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice V. Robinson]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> Elvin Brackbill, [[Lancaster]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> Warren H. Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Jacob Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Soudersburg, PA|Soudersburg, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> I. Roy Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[M. Clair Hershey]], R. D. 1, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]]<br/> Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]], Paradise R. #1, Pa.<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa. ==Minutes== 16th [[Brackbill Reunion]], Sunday, July 1, 1962 The 16th reunion of the [[Brackbill]] Family was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday July 1, 1962. The program began with everyone singing the hymn, "Blessed Assurance". [[Roy Denlinger]] led the singing. [[Lester Denlinger]] led in Devotions using Psalm 46 and a brief prayer. The President, Elvin Brackbill, welcomed everyone to the reunion. For special music, the three daughters of Mr. & Mrs. Lester Denlinger sang "The Golden Rule" and "Take Up Thy Cross". Mr. Edward Shotzberger, a member of [[Grace Lutheran Church]], speaker of the day, delivered a fine message with the Theme, "He that Loveth not, knoweth not God." He asked us to remember that God thinks seriously about the world and also that God is a God of love. Following the message, the Denlinger Girls sang, "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross" and "Rock of Ages". The Memorial Exercise was conducted by Benjamin R. Brackbill for the following: * Mr. [[Frank W. Hoover]], [[wikipedia:Gordonville, PA|Gordonville R.D. #1]] * [[Mrs. Enos H. Brackbill]], [[Intercourse]] * Mrs. [[Anna Fenninger]], [[wikipedia:Delmar, NY|Delmar, N.Y.]] * Mrs. [[Ruth Mininger Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Harrisonburg, VA|Harrisonburg, Va.]] * Mr. [[Daniel Weinhold]], [[wikipedia:Leacock, PA|Leacock]] * [[Mrs. Aaron Eby]], [[wikipedia:Mauriceville, PA|Mauriceville, Pa.]] Mention was also made of the very recent death of [[Martin H. Brackbill|Martin Brackbill]]. The Minutes of the 15th Brackbill Reunion were read and approved. The treasurer's report was as follows: {| class="wikitable" |- | Balance July 1961 | align="right" |17.68 |- | Offering taken at Reunion 1961 | align="right" |34.56 |- | Transferred from Cemetery Trust Fund | align="right" |<u>25.00</u> |- | align="right" |Total | align="right" |$77.24 |- | Expenditures | |- | Speaker | align="right" |5.00 |- | Prizes | align="right" |3.96 |- | Donation to Park | align="right" |10.00 |- | Paper & Printing of Programs | align="right" |16.64 |- | Care of Cemetery | align="right" |<u>25.00</u> |- | Total | align="right" |$60.60 |- | Balance on July 1962 | align="right" |$16.64 |} The offering then received amounted to $25.00. Mention was then made that the Trust Fund set up by [[Elias Brackbill|Elias]] and [[Henry Brackbill]] is now $1,406.66 and the usable fund from that is $185.36. Rev. Moses Brackbill moved that the Treasurer's Report be accepted and [[Lester Denlinger]] seconded it. The Motion carried. Mr. [[Hebron E. H. Brackbill|Hebron Brackbill]] reported for the Cemetery Committee, which was appointed in 1947 consisting of Dr. [[Allen Brackbill]], Mr. Benjamin Brackbill, and Hebron E. H. Brackbill. He informed us that [[Christ Fisher]] no longer desired to care for the Cemetery and that [[Paul Shenberger]], [[Strasburg]], R#1 is mowing the grass for the same fee of $25. Rev. Moses Brackbill reported for the Nominating Committee. The following names were given: * President - Warren Brackbill * Vice President - Lester Denlinger * Recording Secretary - [[Jacob Brackbill]] * Treasurer - [[Roy Denlinger]] * Historian - Rev. Moses Brackbill There being no nominations from the floor, Ben Brackbill moved and [[M. Clair Hershey|Clair Hershey]] seconded the motion that nominations be closed. The motion carried. Rev. Moses Brackbill moved and Ben Brackbill seconded a motion that the Secretary cast a ballot to elect those nominated. They were so elected. There was no report of the Historian, but Rev. Moses Brackbill gave a brief history and talked briefly about how widely scattered the Brackbills now are. Prizes were awarded by the Vice President Warren Brackbill to the following: * Youngest person present - [[Carol Ann Eby]], daughter of Mr. & Mrs. [[James Eby]] * Oldest person present - Mr. [[Christian Hess]], [[wikipedia:Cumberland County, PA|Cumberland County]] * Traveled farthest to Reunion - James Eby family from [[wikipedia:Hopewell, NJ|Hopewell, N.J.]] * Largest family, every member being present - a tie between [[Paul Hoover]]'s and Jacob Brackbill's * [[Patti Lynn Brackbill|Patti Lynn]], daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Clair Brackbill - youngest person present The program was closed with Roy Denlinger leading in the singing of "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Eunice Robinson then led the children in a large variety of games, giving prizes to the winners. Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Jacob Brackbill<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1961|1961]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1963|1963]] }} 864a97dd53609f8f5a32aac7fca78ce95924b43a 6194 2008-09-22T14:56:21Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Sixteenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 1, 1962<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Blessed Assurance * '''Invocation''' [[Lester Denlinger]] * '''Welcome''' [[Elvin Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' Denlinger Girls * '''Speaker''' [[Edward Shotzberger]] * '''Special Music''' Denlinger Girls * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Jacob Brackbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Roy Denlinger|I. Roy Denlinger]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Warren Brackbill|Warren H. Brackbill]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice V. Robinson]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> Elvin Brackbill, [[Lancaster]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> Warren H. Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Jacob Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Soudersburg, PA|Soudersburg, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> I. Roy Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[M. Clair Hershey]], R. D. 1, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]]<br/> Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]], Paradise R. #1, Pa.<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa. ==Minutes== 16th [[Brackbill Reunion]], Sunday, July 1, 1962 The 16th reunion of the [[Brackbill]] Family was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday July 1, 1962. The program began with everyone singing the hymn, "Blessed Assurance". [[Roy Denlinger]] led the singing. [[Lester Denlinger]] led in Devotions using Psalm 46 and a brief prayer. The President, Elvin Brackbill, welcomed everyone to the reunion. For special music, the three daughters of Mr. & Mrs. Lester Denlinger sang "The Golden Rule" and "Take Up Thy Cross". Mr. Edward Shotzberger, a member of [[Grace Lutheran Church]], speaker of the day, delivered a fine message with the Theme, "He that Loveth not, knoweth not God." He asked us to remember that God thinks seriously about the world and also that God is a God of love. Following the message, the Denlinger Girls sang, "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross" and "Rock of Ages". The Memorial Exercise was conducted by Benjamin R. Brackbill for the following: * Mr. [[Frank W. Hoover]], [[wikipedia:Gordonville, PA|Gordonville R.D. #1]] * [[Mrs. Enos H. Brackbill]], [[Intercourse]] * Mrs. [[Anna Fenninger]], [[wikipedia:Delmar, NY|Delmar, N.Y.]] * Mrs. [[Ruth Mininger Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Harrisonburg, VA|Harrisonburg, Va.]] * Mr. [[Daniel Weinhold]], [[wikipedia:Leacock, PA|Leacock]] * [[Mrs. Aaron Eby]], [[wikipedia:Mauriceville, PA|Mauriceville, Pa.]] Mention was also made of the very recent death of [[Martin H. Brackbill|Martin Brackbill]]. The Minutes of the 15th Brackbill Reunion were read and approved. The treasurer's report was as follows: {| class="wikitable" |- | Balance July 1961 | align="right" |17.68 |- | Offering taken at Reunion 1961 | align="right" |34.56 |- | Transferred from Cemetery Trust Fund | align="right" |<u>25.00</u> |- | align="right" |Total | align="right" |$77.24 |- | Expenditures | |- | Speaker | align="right" |5.00 |- | Prizes | align="right" |3.96 |- | Donation to Park | align="right" |10.00 |- | Paper & Printing of Programs | align="right" |16.64 |- | Care of Cemetery | align="right" |<u>25.00</u> |- | Total | align="right" |$60.60 |- | Balance on July 1962 | align="right" |$16.64 |} The offering then received amounted to $25.00. Mention was then made that the Trust Fund set up by [[Elias Brackbill|Elias]] and [[Henry Brackbill]] is now $1,406.66 and the usable fund from that is $185.36. Rev. Moses Brackbill moved that the Treasurer's Report be accepted and [[Lester Denlinger]] seconded it. The Motion carried. Mr. [[Hebron E. H. Brackbill|Hebron Brackbill]] reported for the Cemetery Committee, which was appointed in 1947 consisting of Dr. [[Allen Brackbill]], Mr. Benjamin Brackbill, and Hebron E. H. Brackbill. He informed us that [[Christ Fisher]] no longer desired to care for the Cemetery and that [[Paul Shenberger]], [[Strasburg]], R#1 is mowing the grass for the same fee of $25. Rev. Moses Brackbill reported for the Nominating Committee. The following names were given: * President - Warren Brackbill * Vice President - Lester Denlinger * Recording Secretary - [[Jacob Brackbill]] * Treasurer - [[Roy Denlinger]] * Historian - Rev. Moses Brackbill There being no nominations from the floor, Ben Brackbill moved and [[M. Clair Hershey|Clair Hershey]] seconded the motion that nominations be closed. The motion carried. Rev. Moses Brackbill moved and Ben Brackbill seconded a motion that the Secretary cast a ballot to elect those nominated. They were so elected. There was no report of the Historian, but Rev. Moses Brackbill gave a brief history and talked briefly about how widely scattered the Brackbills now are. Prizes were awarded by the Vice President Warren Brackbill to the following: * Youngest person present - [[Carol Ann Eby]], daughter of Mr. & Mrs. [[James Eby]] * Oldest person present - Mr. [[Christian Hess]], [[wikipedia:Cumberland County, PA|Cumberland County]] * Traveled farthest to Reunion - James Eby family from [[wikipedia:Hopewell, NJ|Hopewell, N.J.]] * Largest family, every member being present - a tie between [[Paul Hoover]]'s and Jacob Brackbill's * [[Patti Lynn Brackbill|Patti Lynn]], daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Clair Brackbill - youngest person present The program was closed with Roy Denlinger leading in the singing of "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Eunice Robinson then led the children in a large variety of games, giving prizes to the winners. Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Jacob Brackbill<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1961|1961]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1963|1963]] }} 864a97dd53609f8f5a32aac7fca78ce95924b43a 0 3131 6163 2008-09-22T15:09:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Officers of the Brackbill Clan */ wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Fifth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, August 26, '51 [[Buchmiller Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' America * '''Invocation''' [[Elias Eby]] * '''Address of Welcome''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill]] * '''Quartette''' Brackbill Men * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' * '''Minutes''' [[Lucile Brackbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Hebron Breckbill|Hebron Brackbill]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Robert Brackbill]] * '''Offering''' * '''Hymn''' Blest be the tie that binds ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> Benjamin R. Brackbill, [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> Robert Brackbill, [[Gap]], Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> A. Lucile Brackbill, East Petersburg '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Hebron Brackbill, [[Strasburg]], PA '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Executive Committee'''<br/> [[A. Landis Brackbill]], [[Millersville]], Pa.<br/> [[E. Herman Brackbill]], [[Kinzers]], Pa.<br/> [[Enos Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Gordonville, PA|Gordonville, Pa.]]<br/> [[Lester Brackbill]], [[Lancaster]], Pa.<br/> [[Christian Brackbill]], Gordonville, Pa. ==Minutes== Sunday, August 26, 1951 120 members of the [[Brackbill]] family signed the register at the Fifth reunion, held at Buchmiller Park, Lancaster. The program was opened by singing "America", followed by the invocation by Elias Eby. The president, Benjamin R. Brackbill gave a sincere address of welcome. Six Brackbill men sang several selections. The Rev. [[C. Harold Brackbill]], of [[wikipedia:Newton, NJ|Newton, NJ]], gave an address on "The Value of a good name", followed by selections by the Brackbill men. The historian, Martin Brackbill, jr. gave interesting highlights of the career of our ancestor, the Rev. [[Benedictus Brackbill]]. Tribute was paid to the memory of [[Raub Brackbill]], of [[wikipedia:Washington, DC|Washinton, D.C.]] and [[Marian Witmer]], of [[wikipedia:Witmer, PA|Witmer]], who died during the past year. The minutes were approved as read. The treasurer reported a balance of $23.50 in the checking account; $1,320.84 in the [[Brackbill cemetery|Cemetery]] endowment account, and $92.72 interest. The treasurer also reported that the family grave-yard is in good condition. The chairman of the nominating committee, A. Landis Brackbill presented the following nominations: President, [[Robert M. Brackbill]], Gap; 1st vice-pres. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.]] [[Elizabethtown]] R.D.3; 2nd vice-president, Enos Brackbill, Gordonville; Recording secretary, Lucile Brackbill, East Petersburg; Assistant recording secretary, Christian Brackbill, Gordonville, Corresponding secretary, [[Martin H. Brackbill Sr.|Martin Brackbill]], Bausman, Treasurer, Hebron Brackbill. It was moved, seconded, and carried that these officers be elected and the secretary cast the ballot. It was moved, seconded and carried that the treasurer be authorized to pay all bills. The collection was $35.61. It was moved, seconded and carried that the Historian's report be mimeographed and mailed by the Corresponding secretary. Robert Brackbill awarded a prize of a box of candy to the person coming the greatest distance: C. Harold Brackbill from Newton, N.J.; a box of candy to the oldest person, Mrs. [[Hetty Hershey]], aged 81; and a dollar bill to the youngest person, [[Vincent Brackbill]], aged 11 weeks. Mr. Martin Brackbill asked the group to rise according to the generations - from the 7th to the 10th generation, and also according to families: the descendants of [[Benjamin Brackbill (1779)|Benjamin]], from [[wikipedia:Bathany, PA|Bethanie]]; [[Henry Brackbill (1771)|Henry]], from Kinzer, and [[John Brackbill (1763)|John]], from Strasburg. After singing "Blest be the tie that binds", the benediction was pronounced by the Rev. [[Enos Zimmerman, Jr.]] Respectfully submitted,<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1950|1950]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1952|1952]] }} a07761437493e48c6393cf0117359a307a32feef 6165 2008-09-22T15:09:40Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Officers of the Brackbill Clan */ wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Fifth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, August 26, '51 [[Buchmiller Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' America * '''Invocation''' [[Elias Eby]] * '''Address of Welcome''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill]] * '''Quartette''' Brackbill Men * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' * '''Minutes''' [[Lucile Brackbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Hebron Breckbill|Hebron Brackbill]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Robert Brackbill]] * '''Offering''' * '''Hymn''' Blest be the tie that binds ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> Benjamin R. Brackbill, [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> Robert Brackbill, [[Gap]], Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> A. Lucile Brackbill, East Petersburg '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Hebron Brackbill, [[Strasburg]], PA '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Executive Committee'''<br/> [[A. Landis Brackbill]], [[Millersville]], Pa.<br/> [[E. Herman Brackbill]], [[Kinzers]], Pa.<br/> [[Enos Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Gordonville, PA|Gordonville, Pa.]]<br/> [[Lester Brackbill]], [[Lancaster]], Pa.<br/> [[Christian Brackbill]], Gordonville, Pa. ==Minutes== Sunday, August 26, 1951 120 members of the [[Brackbill]] family signed the register at the Fifth reunion, held at Buchmiller Park, Lancaster. The program was opened by singing "America", followed by the invocation by Elias Eby. The president, Benjamin R. Brackbill gave a sincere address of welcome. Six Brackbill men sang several selections. The Rev. [[C. Harold Brackbill]], of [[wikipedia:Newton, NJ|Newton, NJ]], gave an address on "The Value of a good name", followed by selections by the Brackbill men. The historian, Martin Brackbill, jr. gave interesting highlights of the career of our ancestor, the Rev. [[Benedictus Brackbill]]. Tribute was paid to the memory of [[Raub Brackbill]], of [[wikipedia:Washington, DC|Washinton, D.C.]] and [[Marian Witmer]], of [[wikipedia:Witmer, PA|Witmer]], who died during the past year. The minutes were approved as read. The treasurer reported a balance of $23.50 in the checking account; $1,320.84 in the [[Brackbill cemetery|Cemetery]] endowment account, and $92.72 interest. The treasurer also reported that the family grave-yard is in good condition. The chairman of the nominating committee, A. Landis Brackbill presented the following nominations: President, [[Robert M. Brackbill]], Gap; 1st vice-pres. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.]] [[Elizabethtown]] R.D.3; 2nd vice-president, Enos Brackbill, Gordonville; Recording secretary, Lucile Brackbill, East Petersburg; Assistant recording secretary, Christian Brackbill, Gordonville, Corresponding secretary, [[Martin H. Brackbill Sr.|Martin Brackbill]], Bausman, Treasurer, Hebron Brackbill. It was moved, seconded, and carried that these officers be elected and the secretary cast the ballot. It was moved, seconded and carried that the treasurer be authorized to pay all bills. The collection was $35.61. It was moved, seconded and carried that the Historian's report be mimeographed and mailed by the Corresponding secretary. Robert Brackbill awarded a prize of a box of candy to the person coming the greatest distance: C. Harold Brackbill from Newton, N.J.; a box of candy to the oldest person, Mrs. [[Hetty Hershey]], aged 81; and a dollar bill to the youngest person, [[Vincent Brackbill]], aged 11 weeks. Mr. Martin Brackbill asked the group to rise according to the generations - from the 7th to the 10th generation, and also according to families: the descendants of [[Benjamin Brackbill (1779)|Benjamin]], from [[wikipedia:Bathany, PA|Bethanie]]; [[Henry Brackbill (1771)|Henry]], from Kinzer, and [[John Brackbill (1763)|John]], from Strasburg. After singing "Blest be the tie that binds", the benediction was pronounced by the Rev. [[Enos Zimmerman, Jr.]] Respectfully submitted,<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1950|1950]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1952|1952]] }} a07761437493e48c6393cf0117359a307a32feef 0 3132 6166 2008-09-22T15:10:32Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Officers of the Brackbill Clan */ wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Sixth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, September 7, 1952 [[Williamson Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Invocation''' [[Elias Eby]] * '''Address of Welcome''' [[Robert M. Brackbill]] * '''Quartette''' Brackbill Men * '''Scripture''' [[Christian Brackbill]] * '''Quartette''' Brackbill Men * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' * '''Minutes''' [[Lucile Brackbill|Lucile Breckbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Hebron Breckbill]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry Brackbill]] * '''Offering''' * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> Robert M. Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Landisville, PA|Landisville, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Elizabethtown, PA|Elizabethtown, Pa.]] '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> A. Lucile Brackbill, [[wikipedia:East Petersburg, PA|East Petersburg, Pa.]] '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Hebron Brackbill, [[Strasburg]], PA '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Executive Committee'''<br/> [[A. Landis Brackbill]], [[Millersville]], Pa.<br/> [[E. Herman Brackbill]], [[Kinzers]], Pa.<br/> [[Enos Brackbill]], [[Intercourse]], Pa,<br/> [[Lester Brackbill]], [[Lancaster]], Pa.<br/> Christian Brackbill, Gordonville, Pa. ==Minutes== Sunday, September 7, 1952 93 members of the [[Brackbill]] clan signed the register at the sixth family reunion at Williamson Park, Lancaster, Sunday, September 7, 1952. The exercises were opened by singing, "Faith of our fathers", followed by the invocation by the Rev. Elias Eby. The president, Dr. Robert M. Brackbill welcomed the clan, and explained that the quartette were unable to sing at this time. Christian Brackbill read Romans 12. [[Martin Brackbill, Sr.]], substituting for his son, spoke briefly on the value of family history and family pride. [[Benjamin R. Brackbill]] read the names of the following members of the family who died during the year: * [[Pearl E. Brackbill]], daughter of Christian Brackbill, of [[Strasburg]] * Mrs. [[Celia Donnelley Lutz]], daughter of [[Agnes Brackbill Donnelley]], of Strasburg * Miss [[Sue Leaman]], daughter of [[Daniel Leaman|Daniel]] and [[Ann Brackbill|Ann Brackbill Leaman]] * Miss [[Bertha S. Breckbill]], daughter of [[Benjamin H. Breckbill|Benjamin H.]] & [[Anna Mary Hostetter|Anna Mary Hostetter Breckbill]], of [[wikipedia:Willow Street, PA|Willow Street]] * [[Christian E. Brackbill]], son of [[Elam H. Brackbill|Elam]] and [[Barbara Hershey|Barbara Brackbill]], of Gordonville after a moment of silence, the president read the 23rd Psalm. The minutes were approved as read. The treasurer reported $1,320.84 in the endowment fund; in the checking fund {| class="wikitable" |- | align="right" |$92.72 | expenses: | cemetary | align="right" |$25.00 |- | | | programs | align="right" |7.10 |- | align="right" |<u>$34.10</u> | | post cards | align="right" |2.00 |- | 58.62 | balance | | |} [[A. Landis Brackbill]], for the Nominating committee reported for president, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry S. Brackbill]], Elizabethtown, vice-president, [[Elvin Brackbill]], Paradise, Recording Secretary, Lucile Brackbill, East Petersburg, Assistant recording secretary, Christian Brackbill, Gordonville, Corresponding Secretary, Martin H. Brackbill, Bausman, Treasurer, Hebron Breckbill, Strasburg, Historian, Martin Brackbill, jr. New Cumberland. Harry Brackbill then awarded prizes of a dollar bill to the oldest person, Miss [[Hetty Hershey]], 82 years old; to the youngest person, [[Janet Elaine Brackbill]], 4 months old, and to the person who had come the greatest distance, Mrs. [[Mary Brackbill Hersh]], from [[wikipedia:Darby, PA|Darby, Pa.]]; this was followed by a peanut scramble for the children. The offering was $32.21, and after singing "Blest be the tie that binds", and the benediction by the Rev. Elias Eby, the meeting adjourned. Many of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1951|1951]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1953|1953]] }} 2934f46d3d6ecf4d4fec4e0275e24bdf1fe9d50e 6168 2008-09-22T15:10:32Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Officers of the Brackbill Clan */ wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Sixth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, September 7, 1952 [[Williamson Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Invocation''' [[Elias Eby]] * '''Address of Welcome''' [[Robert M. Brackbill]] * '''Quartette''' Brackbill Men * '''Scripture''' [[Christian Brackbill]] * '''Quartette''' Brackbill Men * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' * '''Minutes''' [[Lucile Brackbill|Lucile Breckbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Hebron Breckbill]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry Brackbill]] * '''Offering''' * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> Robert M. Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Landisville, PA|Landisville, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Elizabethtown, PA|Elizabethtown, Pa.]] '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> A. Lucile Brackbill, [[wikipedia:East Petersburg, PA|East Petersburg, Pa.]] '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Hebron Brackbill, [[Strasburg]], PA '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Executive Committee'''<br/> [[A. Landis Brackbill]], [[Millersville]], Pa.<br/> [[E. Herman Brackbill]], [[Kinzers]], Pa.<br/> [[Enos Brackbill]], [[Intercourse]], Pa,<br/> [[Lester Brackbill]], [[Lancaster]], Pa.<br/> Christian Brackbill, Gordonville, Pa. ==Minutes== Sunday, September 7, 1952 93 members of the [[Brackbill]] clan signed the register at the sixth family reunion at Williamson Park, Lancaster, Sunday, September 7, 1952. The exercises were opened by singing, "Faith of our fathers", followed by the invocation by the Rev. Elias Eby. The president, Dr. Robert M. Brackbill welcomed the clan, and explained that the quartette were unable to sing at this time. Christian Brackbill read Romans 12. [[Martin Brackbill, Sr.]], substituting for his son, spoke briefly on the value of family history and family pride. [[Benjamin R. Brackbill]] read the names of the following members of the family who died during the year: * [[Pearl E. Brackbill]], daughter of Christian Brackbill, of [[Strasburg]] * Mrs. [[Celia Donnelley Lutz]], daughter of [[Agnes Brackbill Donnelley]], of Strasburg * Miss [[Sue Leaman]], daughter of [[Daniel Leaman|Daniel]] and [[Ann Brackbill|Ann Brackbill Leaman]] * Miss [[Bertha S. Breckbill]], daughter of [[Benjamin H. Breckbill|Benjamin H.]] & [[Anna Mary Hostetter|Anna Mary Hostetter Breckbill]], of [[wikipedia:Willow Street, PA|Willow Street]] * [[Christian E. Brackbill]], son of [[Elam H. Brackbill|Elam]] and [[Barbara Hershey|Barbara Brackbill]], of Gordonville after a moment of silence, the president read the 23rd Psalm. The minutes were approved as read. The treasurer reported $1,320.84 in the endowment fund; in the checking fund {| class="wikitable" |- | align="right" |$92.72 | expenses: | cemetary | align="right" |$25.00 |- | | | programs | align="right" |7.10 |- | align="right" |<u>$34.10</u> | | post cards | align="right" |2.00 |- | 58.62 | balance | | |} [[A. Landis Brackbill]], for the Nominating committee reported for president, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry S. Brackbill]], Elizabethtown, vice-president, [[Elvin Brackbill]], Paradise, Recording Secretary, Lucile Brackbill, East Petersburg, Assistant recording secretary, Christian Brackbill, Gordonville, Corresponding Secretary, Martin H. Brackbill, Bausman, Treasurer, Hebron Breckbill, Strasburg, Historian, Martin Brackbill, jr. New Cumberland. Harry Brackbill then awarded prizes of a dollar bill to the oldest person, Miss [[Hetty Hershey]], 82 years old; to the youngest person, [[Janet Elaine Brackbill]], 4 months old, and to the person who had come the greatest distance, Mrs. [[Mary Brackbill Hersh]], from [[wikipedia:Darby, PA|Darby, Pa.]]; this was followed by a peanut scramble for the children. The offering was $32.21, and after singing "Blest be the tie that binds", and the benediction by the Rev. Elias Eby, the meeting adjourned. Many of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1951|1951]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1953|1953]] }} 2934f46d3d6ecf4d4fec4e0275e24bdf1fe9d50e 0 3133 6170 2008-09-22T15:11:10Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Officers of the Brackbill Clan */ wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Seventh Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, September 6, 1953<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Invocation''' [[Elias Eby]] * '''Address of Welcome''' [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry G. Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' * '''Scripture''' [[Enos Zimmerman]] * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Lucile Brackbill|Lucile Breckbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Hebron Breckbill]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Joseph Brackbill]] * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Ira Lanais]], [[wikipedia:Landville, PA|Landville, Pa.]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' Mrs. [[Paul Grube]] * '''Basket--Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> Harry G. Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Elizabethtown, PA|Elizabethtown, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> [[Elvin Brackbill]], [[Paradise], Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> A. Lucile Breckbill, [[wikipedia:East Petersburg, PA|East Petersburg, Pa.]] '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Hebron Brackbill, [[Strasburg]], PA '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[E. Herman Brackbill]], [[Kinzers]], Pa.<br/> [[Benj. R. Brackbill]], Paradise, Pa,<br/> Enos Zimmerman, Kinzers, Pa. ==Minutes== Sunday, September 6, 1953 The meeting of the Seventh [[Brackbill Reunion]] held Sunday Sept. 6, 1953 in Paradise Community Park was opened by singing "Faith of Our Fathers". The invocation was given by [[Norman Hess]] and Enos Zimmerman read the 12th Chapter of Genesis for the scripture reading. The minutes of the previous meeting were not read because of the absence of the secretary. The treasurer's report, given by Hebron Brackbill, showed a balance of $11.49 in the treasury. Benjamin R. Brackbill was in charge of a memorial service for the following: * [[Clara M. Brackbill]] * [[Susan E. Weaver]] * [[Anna B. Brackbill]] * [[Parke R. Brackbill]] * [[Daniel D. Brackbill]] The president, Harry Brackbill Jr., awarded the prizes of a dollar bill to the following: the youngest, [[Paul Eckman]], 14 months; the oldest Miss [[Hettie Hershey]], 83 Yrs.; and to the person who had come the greatest distance, Mrs. Harry Brackbill Jr. A male quartet composed of Harry and Herman Brackbill, [[Ralph Homsher]], and [[I. Lee Brown|Lee Brown]] sang several selections. The new officers which were nominated by the committee and duly elected are as follows: * President - [[Enos Brackbill]] * Vice-President - [[Christian Brackbill]] * Secretery - [[Doris Brackbill|Mrs. Lee Brown]] * Corresponding Sec. - [[Martin H. Brackbill]] * Treasurer - Hebron Brackbill * Historian - Martin Brackbill Jr. There was a rising vote of thanks for the out-going officers. The offering amounted to $22.14 and there were fifty one persons registered. The meeting was adjourned by singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Some of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Doris Brown<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1952|1952]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1954|1954]] }} f4b4e71f3e7009f7596885b029cdbbff2349d9f9 0 3135 6173 2008-09-22T15:11:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Officers of the Brackbill Clan */ wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Eighth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 4, 1954<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Invocation''' Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] * '''Address of Welcome''' [[Christian Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' * '''Scripture''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Doris Brackbill|Mrs. Lee Brown]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Hebron Breckbill]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Christian Brackbill]] * '''Speaker''' [[Charles W. Passmore|Chas. W. Passmore]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' Mrs. [[Paul Grube]] * '''Basket--Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> [[Enos Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Elizabethtown, PA|Elizabethtown, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> Christian Brackbill, [[Paradise], Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Mrs. Lee Brown '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Hebron Brackbill, [[Strasburg]], PA '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[E. Herman Brackbill]], [[Kinzers]], Pa.<br/> [[Benj. R. Brackbill]], Paradise, Pa,<br/> Enos Zimmerman, Kinzers, Pa. ==Minutes== Sunday, July 4, 1954 The meeting of the Eighth [[Brackbill Reunion]] held Sunday July 4, 1954 in the Paradise Community Park was opened by singing "Faith of Our Fathers". The devotions were in charge of Rev. Moses Brackbill. The scripture read was John 3: 1 to 20. For special music [[Harold Yuninger|Harold]] and [[Mary Ellen Yuninger]] played a duet on their baritones. The Historian's report by Martin Brackbill Sr. was a very interesting talk on the Brackbill family, where they came from originally and where they are now located. Rev. Moses Brackbill brought to our attention the fact that a number of the younger members of the Brackbill Clan are now in Christian Service. Benjamin R. Brackbill was in charge of a memorial service for the following: [[Carlotta Peoples Stager]], Miss [[Bertha Breckbill]], and Mrs. [[Edna L. Breckbill]]. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary and approved as read. The treasurer's report was given by Hebron Brackbill. Balance - $1.40. The new officers which were nominated by the committee and duly elected are as follows: * President - [[Christian Brackbill]] * Vice-President - Rev. Moses Brackbill * Rec. Sec. - [[Doris Brackbill|Mrs. Lee Brown]] * Corres. Sec. - Martin Brackbill * Treasurer - Hebron Brackbill * Historian - Martin Brackbill Jr. The speaker of the day was Charles Passmore who gave a very interesting address. The vice president, Christian Brackbill, awarded the prizes of a silver dollar to the following: the youngest, [[Eunice Eileen Brown]], seven weeks; the oldest Miss [[Hettie Hershey]], 84 Yrs.; and to the person who had traveled the greatest distance, Harry Brackbill Jr. There were 73 persons registered. Offering - 39.25. The meeting was adjourned by singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Some of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Doris Brown<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1953|1953]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1955|1955]] }} 32163826c9a3196096f89196d2ce254896fbdd27 6174 2008-09-22T15:11:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Officers of the Brackbill Clan */ wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Eighth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 4, 1954<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Invocation''' Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] * '''Address of Welcome''' [[Christian Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' * '''Scripture''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Doris Brackbill|Mrs. Lee Brown]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Hebron Breckbill]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Christian Brackbill]] * '''Speaker''' [[Charles W. Passmore|Chas. W. Passmore]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' Mrs. [[Paul Grube]] * '''Basket--Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> [[Enos Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Elizabethtown, PA|Elizabethtown, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> Christian Brackbill, [[Paradise], Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Mrs. Lee Brown '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Hebron Brackbill, [[Strasburg]], PA '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[E. Herman Brackbill]], [[Kinzers]], Pa.<br/> [[Benj. R. Brackbill]], Paradise, Pa,<br/> Enos Zimmerman, Kinzers, Pa. ==Minutes== Sunday, July 4, 1954 The meeting of the Eighth [[Brackbill Reunion]] held Sunday July 4, 1954 in the Paradise Community Park was opened by singing "Faith of Our Fathers". The devotions were in charge of Rev. Moses Brackbill. The scripture read was John 3: 1 to 20. For special music [[Harold Yuninger|Harold]] and [[Mary Ellen Yuninger]] played a duet on their baritones. The Historian's report by Martin Brackbill Sr. was a very interesting talk on the Brackbill family, where they came from originally and where they are now located. Rev. Moses Brackbill brought to our attention the fact that a number of the younger members of the Brackbill Clan are now in Christian Service. Benjamin R. Brackbill was in charge of a memorial service for the following: [[Carlotta Peoples Stager]], Miss [[Bertha Breckbill]], and Mrs. [[Edna L. Breckbill]]. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary and approved as read. The treasurer's report was given by Hebron Brackbill. Balance - $1.40. The new officers which were nominated by the committee and duly elected are as follows: * President - [[Christian Brackbill]] * Vice-President - Rev. Moses Brackbill * Rec. Sec. - [[Doris Brackbill|Mrs. Lee Brown]] * Corres. Sec. - Martin Brackbill * Treasurer - Hebron Brackbill * Historian - Martin Brackbill Jr. The speaker of the day was Charles Passmore who gave a very interesting address. The vice president, Christian Brackbill, awarded the prizes of a silver dollar to the following: the youngest, [[Eunice Eileen Brown]], seven weeks; the oldest Miss [[Hettie Hershey]], 84 Yrs.; and to the person who had traveled the greatest distance, Harry Brackbill Jr. There were 73 persons registered. Offering - 39.25. The meeting was adjourned by singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Some of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Doris Brown<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1953|1953]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1955|1955]] }} 32163826c9a3196096f89196d2ce254896fbdd27 0 3136 6175 2008-09-22T15:12:11Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Officers of the Brackbill Clan */ wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Ninth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 3, 1955<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Invocation''' [[Enos Zimmerman]] * '''Address of Welcome''' Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Leacock Presbyterian]] Male Chorus * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Doris Brackbill|Doris Brackbill Brown]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Hebron Breckbill]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Warren Brackbill]] * '''Speaker''' [[Charles W. Passmore|Chas. W. Passmore]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' Miss [[Lena Clark]] * '''Basket--Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> [[Christian E. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Gordonville, PA|Gordonville Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> Rev. Moses H. Brackbill, [[Paradise]] R#1, Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Doris Brackbill Brown, Paradise, Pa. '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Hebron Breckbill, [[Strasburg]], PA '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] ==Minutes== Sunday, July 3, 1955 The meeting of the Ninth [[Brackbill Reunion]] held Sunday July 3, 1955 in the Paradise Community Park was opened by singing "Faith of Our Fathers". The devotions were in charge of Enos Zimmerman. The president, Christ Brackbill, was in charge of the meeting and the welcome was given by Rev. Moses Brackbill who brought to our attention that members of the Brackbill Family have settled in many areas of our country. We were entertained with special music by the male chorus of the Leacock Presbyterian Church. The Historical report by Martin Brackbill, who gave us the history of [[Benedictus Brackbill]] and pointed out that his reason for coming to this country was religious freedom. Benjamin R. Brackbill was in charge of a memorial service for the following: [[Enos Brackbill]], Mrs. [[Charles Seachrist]], Miss [[Bertha M. Herr]], and [[Clayton Brackbill]]. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary and approved as read. The treasurer's report was given by Hebron Brackbill. and an offering taken. The new officers which were nominated by the committee and duly elected are as follows: * President - Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] * Vice-President - [[I. Lee Brown|Lee Brown]] * Rec. Sec. - [[Doris Brackbill|Doris Brown]] * Corres. Sec. - Martin Brackbill * Treasurer - [[Walter R. Denlinger]] * Historian - Martin Brackbill Jr. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]] awarded prizes to the following: the youngest, [[Eunice Eileen Brown|Eileen Brown]], the oldest -- [[Benjamin Kurtz]], the next oldest -- [[Mrs. Martin Brackbill]], and to the person who had traveled the greatest distance, [[Mrs. Warren Metzler]]. The speaker of the day was Charles Passmore who gave us many interesting and humorous facts and reminiscences of [[Lancaster County]]. There were 80 persons registered. The meeting was adjourned by singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and to fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Doris Brown<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1954|1954]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1956|1956]] }} 7ffe1cf67e18e2225125727d76bae2b634378eaf 6177 2008-09-22T15:12:11Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Officers of the Brackbill Clan */ wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Ninth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 3, 1955<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Invocation''' [[Enos Zimmerman]] * '''Address of Welcome''' Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Leacock Presbyterian]] Male Chorus * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Doris Brackbill|Doris Brackbill Brown]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Hebron Breckbill]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Warren Brackbill]] * '''Speaker''' [[Charles W. Passmore|Chas. W. Passmore]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' Miss [[Lena Clark]] * '''Basket--Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> [[Christian E. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Gordonville, PA|Gordonville Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> Rev. Moses H. Brackbill, [[Paradise]] R#1, Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Doris Brackbill Brown, Paradise, Pa. '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Hebron Breckbill, [[Strasburg]], PA '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] ==Minutes== Sunday, July 3, 1955 The meeting of the Ninth [[Brackbill Reunion]] held Sunday July 3, 1955 in the Paradise Community Park was opened by singing "Faith of Our Fathers". The devotions were in charge of Enos Zimmerman. The president, Christ Brackbill, was in charge of the meeting and the welcome was given by Rev. Moses Brackbill who brought to our attention that members of the Brackbill Family have settled in many areas of our country. We were entertained with special music by the male chorus of the Leacock Presbyterian Church. The Historical report by Martin Brackbill, who gave us the history of [[Benedictus Brackbill]] and pointed out that his reason for coming to this country was religious freedom. Benjamin R. Brackbill was in charge of a memorial service for the following: [[Enos Brackbill]], Mrs. [[Charles Seachrist]], Miss [[Bertha M. Herr]], and [[Clayton Brackbill]]. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary and approved as read. The treasurer's report was given by Hebron Brackbill. and an offering taken. The new officers which were nominated by the committee and duly elected are as follows: * President - Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] * Vice-President - [[I. Lee Brown|Lee Brown]] * Rec. Sec. - [[Doris Brackbill|Doris Brown]] * Corres. Sec. - Martin Brackbill * Treasurer - [[Walter R. Denlinger]] * Historian - Martin Brackbill Jr. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]] awarded prizes to the following: the youngest, [[Eunice Eileen Brown|Eileen Brown]], the oldest -- [[Benjamin Kurtz]], the next oldest -- [[Mrs. Martin Brackbill]], and to the person who had traveled the greatest distance, [[Mrs. Warren Metzler]]. The speaker of the day was Charles Passmore who gave us many interesting and humorous facts and reminiscences of [[Lancaster County]]. There were 80 persons registered. The meeting was adjourned by singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and to fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Doris Brown<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1954|1954]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1956|1956]] }} 7ffe1cf67e18e2225125727d76bae2b634378eaf 0 3137 6178 2008-09-22T15:13:24Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Sunday, July 7, 1957 The meeting of the Eleventh Annual [[Brackbill Reunion]] held Sunday July 7, 1957 in the Paradise Community Park, was opened by singing "America". The devotions were in charge of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]]. The president, Rev. Moses Brackbill was in charge of the meeting and gave the address of welcome. We were entertained with special music by the twin daughters of [[Lester Denlinger]]. The Historian, Martin Brackbill, Jr. gave a brief resume of the history of the Brackbill Family. He read the will of [[Ulrich Brackbill (1703)|Ulrich Brackbill]] who divided his belongings among his eight children. [[Benjamin R. Brackbill]] was in charge of a memorial service for the following: Mrs. [[Harry C. Breckbill]], [[Strasburg]]; [[Landis D. Brackbill]], [[Gap]]; [[Silas W. Eby]], [[Lancaster]]; and Mrs. [[Bertha M. Miller]], [[Lititz]]. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary and approved as read. The treasurer's report was given by [[Walter Denlinger]] and an offering was taken which amounted to $38.44. The new officers which were nominated by the committee and duly elected are as follows: * President - [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]] * V. President - [[M. Clair Hershey]] * Rec. Sec. - [[Ralph Homsher]] * Corres. Sec. - [[Martin H. Brackbill|Martin Brackbill]] * Treasurer - Walter Denlinger * Historian - Martin Brackbill Jr. The speaker of the day was Mr. [[William Fenninger]] who gave us a talk on "The Christian Family - Safeguard of America." He also gave us some additional history of the Brackbill Family. There were 105 persons registered. The meeting was adjourned by singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and to fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Doris Brown<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1956|1956]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1958|1958]] }} 2f722f8a69f8ae1da242316b48758883988bc883 0 3138 6181 2008-09-22T15:13:54Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Officers of the Brackbill Clan */ wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Twelfth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 6, 1958<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' America * '''Invocation''' Rev. [[Martin Eshleman]] * '''Welcome''' [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]] * '''Special Music''' Denlinger Twins * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Emory H. Herr]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Ralph Homsher]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Walter R. Denlinger|Walter Denlinger]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[M. Clair Hershey|Clair Hershey]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' Miss [[Lena Clark]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> I. Lee Brown, [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> M. Clair Hershey, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]] '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Ralph Homsher, Paradise R.D. 1, Pa. '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Walter Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] ==Minutes== Sunday, July 6, 1958 The meeting of the Twelfth Annual [[Brackbill Reunion]] was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday July 6, 1958. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]] led the group in singing the opening song, "America". Rev. Martin Eshleman conducted the devotions. President Lee Brown called the meeting to order and gave an address of welcome. We were entertained with special music by the twin daughters of [[Lester Denlinger]]. Rev. Emory Herr, [[Strasburg Mennonite Church]], gave us an inspirational message. Benjamin Brackbill conducted a memorial service for the following: [[Martin W. Clark]], [[Kinzers]] RD#1; [[Enos L. Zimmerman]], Kinzers; Mrs. [[S. Naomi Girvin]], [[Lititz]]; [[Mrs. Jesse P. Clark]], Kinzers; [[Daniel H. Eshleman]], Paradise; [[J. Louis Brackbill]]. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The treasurer reported a balance of $18.64. [[Joe Brackbill]] moved that this report be accepted. [[Jacob Brackbill]] seconded the motion. Motion carried. The offering amounted to $32.44. Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] reporting for the nominating committee recommended that the present officers * President - Lee Brown * V. President - M. Clair Hershey * Rec. Sec. - Ralph J. Homsher * Corres. Sec. - Martin Brackbill * Treasurer - Walter Denlinger * Historian - Martin Brackbill Jr. be reelected. Motion was seconded by Benjamin Brackbill. The candidates were duly elected. The treasurer reported a balance of $150.00 in the Cemetery drawing fund. Clair Hershey awarded the following prizes. * [[Martha Clark]] - traveled the greatest distance ([[Philadelphia]]) * [[Mrs. Hebron Brackbill]] - Oldest person who washed the family car yesterday. * [[John Miller]] - man who washed the breakfast dishes. The meeting was adjourned by singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and to fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Ralph J. Homsher<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1957|1957]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1959|1959]] }} 78362230264bea041b0ae3167ed8e0c96f29f619 6182 2008-09-22T15:13:54Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Officers of the Brackbill Clan */ wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Twelfth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 6, 1958<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' America * '''Invocation''' Rev. [[Martin Eshleman]] * '''Welcome''' [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]] * '''Special Music''' Denlinger Twins * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Emory H. Herr]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Ralph Homsher]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Walter R. Denlinger|Walter Denlinger]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[M. Clair Hershey|Clair Hershey]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' Miss [[Lena Clark]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> I. Lee Brown, [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> M. Clair Hershey, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]] '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Ralph Homsher, Paradise R.D. 1, Pa. '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Walter Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] ==Minutes== Sunday, July 6, 1958 The meeting of the Twelfth Annual [[Brackbill Reunion]] was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday July 6, 1958. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]] led the group in singing the opening song, "America". Rev. Martin Eshleman conducted the devotions. President Lee Brown called the meeting to order and gave an address of welcome. We were entertained with special music by the twin daughters of [[Lester Denlinger]]. Rev. Emory Herr, [[Strasburg Mennonite Church]], gave us an inspirational message. Benjamin Brackbill conducted a memorial service for the following: [[Martin W. Clark]], [[Kinzers]] RD#1; [[Enos L. Zimmerman]], Kinzers; Mrs. [[S. Naomi Girvin]], [[Lititz]]; [[Mrs. Jesse P. Clark]], Kinzers; [[Daniel H. Eshleman]], Paradise; [[J. Louis Brackbill]]. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The treasurer reported a balance of $18.64. [[Joe Brackbill]] moved that this report be accepted. [[Jacob Brackbill]] seconded the motion. Motion carried. The offering amounted to $32.44. Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] reporting for the nominating committee recommended that the present officers * President - Lee Brown * V. President - M. Clair Hershey * Rec. Sec. - Ralph J. Homsher * Corres. Sec. - Martin Brackbill * Treasurer - Walter Denlinger * Historian - Martin Brackbill Jr. be reelected. Motion was seconded by Benjamin Brackbill. The candidates were duly elected. The treasurer reported a balance of $150.00 in the Cemetery drawing fund. Clair Hershey awarded the following prizes. * [[Martha Clark]] - traveled the greatest distance ([[Philadelphia]]) * [[Mrs. Hebron Brackbill]] - Oldest person who washed the family car yesterday. * [[John Miller]] - man who washed the breakfast dishes. The meeting was adjourned by singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and to fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Ralph J. Homsher<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1957|1957]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1959|1959]] }} 78362230264bea041b0ae3167ed8e0c96f29f619 0 3139 6183 2008-09-22T15:14:31Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Officers of the Brackbill Clan */ wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Thirteenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 5, 1959<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' America * '''Invocation''' Rev. [[Harold Brackbill|C. Harold Brackbill]] * '''Welcome''' [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]] * '''Special Music''' Mens Chorus * '''Speaker''' [[Jacob R. Bowers]] * '''Special Music''' Mens Chorus * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Ralph Homsher]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Walter R. Denlinger|Walter Denlinger]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[M. Clair Hershey|Clair Hershey]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' Miss [[Lena Clark]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> I. Lee Brown, [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> M. Clair Hershey, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]] '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Ralph Homsher, Paradise R.D. 1, Pa. '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Walter Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] ==Minutes== 13th [[Brackbill Reunion]] Sunday, July 5, 1959 The 13th reunion of the [[Brackbill]] Family was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday July 5, 1959. The meeting was opened by singing "America". Rev. Harold Brackbill led the group in devotions. President Lee Brown gave the address of welcome. We were entertained with special music by the Men's Chorus of the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]]. Benjamin Brackbill introduced Mr. Jacob Bowers, the speaker of the day. Benjamin Brackbill conducted the memorial exercises for the following: * [[Mrs. Ellis B. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Gordonville, PA|Gordonville, Pa.]] * Mr. [[Ralph Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Dayton, OH|Dayton, Ohio]] * Miss [[Hettie Hershey]], Gordonville, Pa. * [[Anna Denlinger]], [[Strasburg]], Pa. The Minutes were approved as read. The treasurer reported a balance of $26.09. An offering of $34.86 was then received. Harry Brackbill, chairman of the Nominating Committee gave the following report: * President - M. Clair Hershey * V. President - [[Elvin Brackbill]] * Rec. Sec. - [[Jacob Brackbill]] * Treasurer - Walter Denlinger * Historian - Martin Brackbill Jr. [[Karl Ranck]] moved to accept report. [[Hershey Brackbill]] seconded the motion. Motion was carried. Harold Brackbill moved that the nominations be closed and that the Secretary cast ballot for the nominees. Benjamin Brackbill seconded motion and the motion was carried. Secretary cast ballot and the President then declared the nominees duly elected. Clair Hershey then awarded the following prizes: # [[Hettie & Benjamin Kurtz]] - Oldest married couple - married 53 years # [[Elizabeth Groff]], Karl Ranck, 53 years old - oldest single persons # [[Brian Keith Denlinger]], son of Rev. & Mrs. [[Wilmer Denlinger]] - youngest person The program was closed by singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunch and fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Ralph J. Homsher<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1958|1958]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1960|1960]] }} b0f1231b2aedc47d8928b1a377ef78f2f65d340a 0 3139 6185 2008-09-22T15:14:31Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Officers of the Brackbill Clan */ wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Thirteenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 5, 1959<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' America * '''Invocation''' Rev. [[Harold Brackbill|C. Harold Brackbill]] * '''Welcome''' [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]] * '''Special Music''' Mens Chorus * '''Speaker''' [[Jacob R. Bowers]] * '''Special Music''' Mens Chorus * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Ralph Homsher]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Walter R. Denlinger|Walter Denlinger]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[M. Clair Hershey|Clair Hershey]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' Miss [[Lena Clark]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> I. Lee Brown, [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> M. Clair Hershey, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]] '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Ralph Homsher, Paradise R.D. 1, Pa. '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Walter Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] ==Minutes== 13th [[Brackbill Reunion]] Sunday, July 5, 1959 The 13th reunion of the [[Brackbill]] Family was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday July 5, 1959. The meeting was opened by singing "America". Rev. Harold Brackbill led the group in devotions. President Lee Brown gave the address of welcome. We were entertained with special music by the Men's Chorus of the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]]. Benjamin Brackbill introduced Mr. Jacob Bowers, the speaker of the day. Benjamin Brackbill conducted the memorial exercises for the following: * [[Mrs. Ellis B. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Gordonville, PA|Gordonville, Pa.]] * Mr. [[Ralph Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Dayton, OH|Dayton, Ohio]] * Miss [[Hettie Hershey]], Gordonville, Pa. * [[Anna Denlinger]], [[Strasburg]], Pa. The Minutes were approved as read. The treasurer reported a balance of $26.09. An offering of $34.86 was then received. Harry Brackbill, chairman of the Nominating Committee gave the following report: * President - M. Clair Hershey * V. President - [[Elvin Brackbill]] * Rec. Sec. - [[Jacob Brackbill]] * Treasurer - Walter Denlinger * Historian - Martin Brackbill Jr. [[Karl Ranck]] moved to accept report. [[Hershey Brackbill]] seconded the motion. Motion was carried. Harold Brackbill moved that the nominations be closed and that the Secretary cast ballot for the nominees. Benjamin Brackbill seconded motion and the motion was carried. Secretary cast ballot and the President then declared the nominees duly elected. Clair Hershey then awarded the following prizes: # [[Hettie & Benjamin Kurtz]] - Oldest married couple - married 53 years # [[Elizabeth Groff]], Karl Ranck, 53 years old - oldest single persons # [[Brian Keith Denlinger]], son of Rev. & Mrs. [[Wilmer Denlinger]] - youngest person The program was closed by singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunch and fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Ralph J. Homsher<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1958|1958]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1960|1960]] }} b0f1231b2aedc47d8928b1a377ef78f2f65d340a 0 3143 6195 2008-09-22T21:04:51Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Minutes */ fix navigation wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Seventeenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 7, 1963<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Invocation''' [[Aaron Eby]] * '''Welcome''' [[Warren Brackbill|Warren H. Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' Denlinger Girls & Friends * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Allen B. Yuninger]] * '''Special Music''' Susan E. Brackbill * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Jacob Brackbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Roy Denlinger|I. Roy Denlinger]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Lester Denlinger|E. Lester Denlinger]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice B. Robinson]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> Warren H. Brackbill, [[Lancaster]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> E. Lester Denlinger, R.D.2, [[wikipedia:Willow Street, PA|Willow Street, Pa.]] '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Jacob Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Soudersburg, PA|Soudersburg, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> I. Roy Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Rev. Moses Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[Elvin Brackbill]], Lancaster, Pa.<br/> [[M. Clair Hershey]], R. D. 1, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]]<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa. ==Minutes== 17th [[Brackbill Reunion]], Sunday, July 7, 1963 The 17th reunion of the [[Brackbill]] Family was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday, July 7, 1963. The program began with everyone singing the hymn, "Faith of Our Fathers." Rev. [[Harold Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Jamesburg, NJ|Jamesburg, N.J.]], led the singing, Aaron Eby led in devotions using portions of Scripture from Matthew and Deuteronomy and leading us in prayer. The President, Warren Brackbill, welcomed everyone to the reunion. We were favored with several selections by a girls chorus. The speaker of the day was Rev. Allen Yuninger from Rock Presbyterian Church, Md. He led us in Bible Study of the 35th chapter of Jeremiah. [[Susan E. Brackbill|Susan Brackbill]] then rendered several selections on the flute. The Memorial Exercise was conducted by Lester Denlinger for the following people: * [[Arthur H. Brackbill]], Lancaster * [[Mrs. Isaac Doutrich]], Lancaster * [[Maurice L. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Harrisonburg, VA|Harrisonburg, Va.]] * [[Harry F. Brackbill]], Lancaster * Mrs. [[E. L. Zimmerman]], [[Soudersburg]] * [[Mrs. Walter Denlinger]], Ronks R.D. #1 * [[Isaac E. Hershey]], [[wikipedia:Gordonville, PA|Gordonville]] R.D. #1 * [[Mrs. Landis D. Brackbill]], [[Gap]] * [[Isaac H. Buckwalter]], [[Kinzers]] R.D. #1 * [[Levi A. Weaver]], [[New Holland]] * [[John A. Clark]], Ronks R.D. #1 * [[Mrs. Benjamin R. Brackbill]], Paradise The Minutes of the 16th Brackbill Reunion were then read and approved. The Treasurer's Report as follows was given by [[Walter Denlinger]] in the absence of the Treasurer Roy Denlinger {| class="wikitable" |- | Balance on July 1962 | align="right" |$16.64 |- | Offering from '62 Reunion | align="right" |25.00 |- | Transferred from Cemetery Fund | align="right" |<u>25.00</u> |- | align="right" |Total | align="right" |$66.64 |- | Expenses | |- | Speaker - | align="right" |5.00 |- | Prizes - | align="right" |5.00 |- | Donation to Park - | align="right" |10.00 |- | 200 printed Programs | align="right" |9.88 |- | Care of Cemetery | align="right" |<u>25.00</u> |- | Total | align="right" |$54.88 |- | Balance on July 1963 | align="right" |$11.76 |} The offering then received amounted to $34.51. [[Joe Brackbill]] made a motion that the Treasurer's report be accepted and [[Elvin Brackbill]] seconded it. The motion was carried. The Nominating Committee then nominated the present officers for next year. Harold Brackbill moved we accept the report of the Nominating Committee, Ben Brackbill seconded the motion. The motion was carried. There being no further nominations, Joe Brackbill moved the nominations be closed and Harold Brackbill seconded the motion. The motion was carried. Harold Brackbill then moved that the Secretary cast a ballot to elect those nominated, it was seconded by [[Walter Denlinger]]. The motion was carried and they were so elected. Rev. Moses Brackbill, Historian, reported that we have a remarkable family. He made mention of how good we have it in our country with our religious freedom compared to our forefathers in the old country. He also made mention that the Brackbills first settled in [[Strasburg]] Twp., then spread to Paradise Twp., and then to [[Salisbury]] Twp. [[William Fenninger]] from [[wikipedia:Delmar, NY|Delmar, N.Y.]] also spoke giving testimony that religion played a very important role in his life. [[Hebron E. H. Brackbill|Hebron Brackbill]] reported for the Cemetery Committee. [[Paul Shenberger]] will care for the Cemetery for the same fee of $25.00. He asked permission to trim the lower limbs from the trees, if there were no objections. No one voiced any objections. Prizes were awarded by the Vice President Lester Denlinger to the following people: * Youngest person present - [[Billy Brackbill]], son of Mr. & Mrs. Harold Brackbill * Oldest person present - Mr. [[Christian Hess]], [[wikipedia:Cumberland County, PA|Cumberland County]] * Traveled farthest - Mr. Fenninger, Delmar, N.Y. * Got up earliest - Mr. [[Norman Hess]] - 5:30 a.m. * Present at every reunion - [[Mrs. Elias Eby]] The program was closed with everyone singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Eunice Robinson then led the children in a large variety of games, giving prizes. Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and have fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Jacob Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1962|1962]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1964|1964]] }} 0c3b646a7dc088aefcd93e155b4b5a2fddbe8c7c 0 3073 6071 2008-09-22T21:06:52Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 added genealogy link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Christian Harold Brackbill''' (Nov 21, 1918 - Dec 13, 2007), better known as Harold or "Short," was the seventh child and third son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. He attended Waynesburg University in [[Waynesburg]], PA and became a minister. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_023.HTM|C. Harold Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 19977101a9b7cd8487e510811fd91fe011dbdb3f 0 3144 6197 2008-09-23T13:49:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Eighteenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 5, 1964<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Devotions''' [[Paul Hoover]] Family * '''Welcome''' [[Warren Brackbill|Warren H. Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' Men's Chorus * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Emory Herr]] * '''Special Music''' Men's Chorus * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Elvin Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Jacob Brackbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Roy Denlinger|I. Roy Denlinger]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Lester Denlinger|E. Lester Denlinger]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Mrs. E. Lester Denlinger]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> Warren H. Brackbill, [[Lancaster]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> E. Lester Denlinger, R.D.2, [[wikipedia:Willow Street, PA|Willow Street, Pa.]] '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Jacob Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Soudersburg, PA|Soudersburg, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> I. Roy Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Rev. Moses Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[Elvin Brackbill]], Lancaster, Pa.<br/> [[M. Clair Hershey]], R. D. 1, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]]<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa. ==Minutes== 18th [[Brackbill Reunion]] Sunday, July 5, 1964 The 18th annual Reunion of the [[Brackbill]] Family was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday, July 5, 1964. The program began with [[Herman Brackbill]] leading the singing the hymn, "Faith of Our Fathers." Paul Hoover read the Scripture and [[Janet Hoover]] led in prayer for the devotions. The President Warren Brackbill welcomed everyone to the Reunion. The Men's Chorus of [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] sang two selections. The speaker for the day was Rev. [[Emory Herr]], preacher of the [[Strasburg Mennonite Church]]. He spoke concerning the Christian Family and Home and influence on children. Also that we as individuals should be a good influence to others we meet. The Men's Chorus then sang two other selections. Rev. Moses Brackbill was asked to conduct the Memorial Exercises for the following people: * [[Isaac Brackbill]] * [[Christian B. Hess]] * [[Mrs. Daniel Brackbill]] * [[Landis Brackbill]] The Minutes of the 17th Brackbill Reunion were then read and approved. The Treasurer's Report given by [[Roy Denlinger]] was as follows: {| class="wikitable" |- | Balance on July 1963- | align="right" |$11.76 |- | Offering received in July 1963 - | align="right" |34.51 |- | Expenses - | |- | Speaker - | align="right" |5.00 |- | Prizes - | align="right" |4.62 |- | Park - | align="right" |10.00 |- | Printing - | align="right" |<u>7.00</u> |- | Total | align="right" |$26.62 |- | Balance in July 1964 | align="right" |$19.65 |} Note: A $25 check from the Cemetery Fund was endorsed over directly for the care of the [[Brackbill Cemetery]]. Herman Brackbill moved that the Treasurer's Report be accepted. Lee Brown seconded the motion and the motion was carried. The offering then received amounted to $29.90. [[Hebron E. H. Brackbill|Hebron Brackbill]] reported for the Cemetery Committee. [[Francis R. Ehrgood]], 226 1/2 Miller Street, [[Strasburg]], is now caring for the Brackbill Cemetery for the same fee of $25 at least for this season. Handling of the Cemetery Fund Interest for the care and upkeep of the Brackbill Cemetery was discussed and it was recommended that an office be created for that purpose. Lee Brown, reporting for the Nominating Committee, gave the following report: * President - Lester Denlinger * Vice President - [[J. Harold Brackbill]] * Recording Secretary - [[Evelyn Martin]] * Treasurer - Roy Denlinger * Historian - Rev. Moses Brackbill Karl Ranck moved that we accept the report and Moses Brackbill seconded it. The motion was carried. Herman Brackbill moved that the nominations be closed and that Secretary cast a ballot to elect those nominated. Janet Hoover seconded the motion and the motion was carried. The President, Warren Brackbill, then asked for a volunteer for taking charge of the Memorial Exercises, keeping a record of deaths. Rev. Moses Brackbill, Historian, had two copies of the [[Mennonite Research Journal]]; from one copy Rev. [[Harold Brackbill|C. Harold Brackbill]] read concerning the capture and the imprisonment of [[Benedictus Brackbill|Benedict Brackbill]] in [[wikipedia:Berne|Berne, Switzerland]] in 1709. Rev. Moses Brackbill then reviewed some more of the material telling how the Hand of God must have led the Swiss exiles to come to America. Also giving Benedict's birth as being in 1665 and his death in 1720. Lester Denlinger, Vice President, awarded prizes for the following: * Youngest person present - [[Barbara Hoover]], 4 yrs. * Oldest person present - [[Benjamin Kurtz]], 86 yrs. * Family who traveled the farthest - Rev. C. Harold Brackbill, 115mi. * Person who arrived first - [[Roy Groff]] The meeting was then closed by everyone singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Mrs. Lester Denlinger then led the children in games, giving prizes. Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and to have fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Jacob Brackbill, Sect. {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1963|1963]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1965|1965]] }} 38acb9b38b69a8b30484524cee34b46c9a90cf2b 6199 2008-09-23T13:49:13Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Eighteenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 5, 1964<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Devotions''' [[Paul Hoover]] Family * '''Welcome''' [[Warren Brackbill|Warren H. Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' Men's Chorus * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Emory Herr]] * '''Special Music''' Men's Chorus * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Elvin Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Jacob Brackbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Roy Denlinger|I. Roy Denlinger]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Lester Denlinger|E. Lester Denlinger]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Mrs. E. Lester Denlinger]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> Warren H. Brackbill, [[Lancaster]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> E. Lester Denlinger, R.D.2, [[wikipedia:Willow Street, PA|Willow Street, Pa.]] '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Jacob Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Soudersburg, PA|Soudersburg, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> I. Roy Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Rev. Moses Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[Elvin Brackbill]], Lancaster, Pa.<br/> [[M. Clair Hershey]], R. D. 1, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]]<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa. ==Minutes== 18th [[Brackbill Reunion]] Sunday, July 5, 1964 The 18th annual Reunion of the [[Brackbill]] Family was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday, July 5, 1964. The program began with [[Herman Brackbill]] leading the singing the hymn, "Faith of Our Fathers." Paul Hoover read the Scripture and [[Janet Hoover]] led in prayer for the devotions. The President Warren Brackbill welcomed everyone to the Reunion. The Men's Chorus of [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] sang two selections. The speaker for the day was Rev. [[Emory Herr]], preacher of the [[Strasburg Mennonite Church]]. He spoke concerning the Christian Family and Home and influence on children. Also that we as individuals should be a good influence to others we meet. The Men's Chorus then sang two other selections. Rev. Moses Brackbill was asked to conduct the Memorial Exercises for the following people: * [[Isaac Brackbill]] * [[Christian B. Hess]] * [[Mrs. Daniel Brackbill]] * [[Landis Brackbill]] The Minutes of the 17th Brackbill Reunion were then read and approved. The Treasurer's Report given by [[Roy Denlinger]] was as follows: {| class="wikitable" |- | Balance on July 1963- | align="right" |$11.76 |- | Offering received in July 1963 - | align="right" |34.51 |- | Expenses - | |- | Speaker - | align="right" |5.00 |- | Prizes - | align="right" |4.62 |- | Park - | align="right" |10.00 |- | Printing - | align="right" |<u>7.00</u> |- | Total | align="right" |$26.62 |- | Balance in July 1964 | align="right" |$19.65 |} Note: A $25 check from the Cemetery Fund was endorsed over directly for the care of the [[Brackbill Cemetery]]. Herman Brackbill moved that the Treasurer's Report be accepted. Lee Brown seconded the motion and the motion was carried. The offering then received amounted to $29.90. [[Hebron E. H. Brackbill|Hebron Brackbill]] reported for the Cemetery Committee. [[Francis R. Ehrgood]], 226 1/2 Miller Street, [[Strasburg]], is now caring for the Brackbill Cemetery for the same fee of $25 at least for this season. Handling of the Cemetery Fund Interest for the care and upkeep of the Brackbill Cemetery was discussed and it was recommended that an office be created for that purpose. Lee Brown, reporting for the Nominating Committee, gave the following report: * President - Lester Denlinger * Vice President - [[J. Harold Brackbill]] * Recording Secretary - [[Evelyn Martin]] * Treasurer - Roy Denlinger * Historian - Rev. Moses Brackbill Karl Ranck moved that we accept the report and Moses Brackbill seconded it. The motion was carried. Herman Brackbill moved that the nominations be closed and that Secretary cast a ballot to elect those nominated. Janet Hoover seconded the motion and the motion was carried. The President, Warren Brackbill, then asked for a volunteer for taking charge of the Memorial Exercises, keeping a record of deaths. Rev. Moses Brackbill, Historian, had two copies of the [[Mennonite Research Journal]]; from one copy Rev. [[Harold Brackbill|C. Harold Brackbill]] read concerning the capture and the imprisonment of [[Benedictus Brackbill|Benedict Brackbill]] in [[wikipedia:Berne|Berne, Switzerland]] in 1709. Rev. Moses Brackbill then reviewed some more of the material telling how the Hand of God must have led the Swiss exiles to come to America. Also giving Benedict's birth as being in 1665 and his death in 1720. Lester Denlinger, Vice President, awarded prizes for the following: * Youngest person present - [[Barbara Hoover]], 4 yrs. * Oldest person present - [[Benjamin Kurtz]], 86 yrs. * Family who traveled the farthest - Rev. C. Harold Brackbill, 115mi. * Person who arrived first - [[Roy Groff]] The meeting was then closed by everyone singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Mrs. Lester Denlinger then led the children in games, giving prizes. Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and to have fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Jacob Brackbill, Sect. {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1963|1963]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1965|1965]] }} 38acb9b38b69a8b30484524cee34b46c9a90cf2b 0 3047 6030 2008-09-23T14:40:05Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Christian B. Hess''' (February 16, 1879 - March 15, 1964) was the son of [[Peter Z. Hess (1844)|Peter Z. Hess]] and [[Lydia Ann Brackbill]] and the husband of [[Fanny Horst]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC02/WC02_333.HTM|Christian B. Hess}} {{stub}} [[Category:Hesses]] [[Category:Brackbills]] 10dfc3da9c2caec3742fccd387da9ce54ae555dc 0 3103 6116 2008-09-23T14:42:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 genealogy template wikitext text/x-wiki '''Lydia Ann Brackbill''' (March 24, 1846 - December 7, 1888) was the daughter of [[Benjamin Brackbill (1803)|Benjamin Brackbill]] and [[Susanna Howery]], the wife of [[Peter Z. Hess (1844)|Peter Z. Hess]], and the mother of [[Christian B. Hess]], [[Elizabeth B. Hess]], [[Anna B. Hess]], and [[Mary Susan Hess]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_043.HTM|Lydia Ann Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hesses]] 79b83fedeeccfb1de8bd665386d418331de69c9f 0 3043 6024 2008-09-23T14:46:36Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 genealogy template wikitext text/x-wiki '''Benjamin Brackbill''' (b. November 10, 1803) was the son of [[Henry Brackbill (1771)|Henry Brackbill]] and [[Susanna Eshleman]] and the husband of [[Susanna Howery]]. He was the father of [[Mary Elizabeth Brackbill]], [[Elam H. Brackbill]], [[Elias E. Brackbill]], [[Susanna Brackbill]], [[Lydia Ann Brackbill]], [[Benjamin O. Brackbill]], [[Jacob F. Brackbill]], and [[Henry P. Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_017.HTM|Benjamin Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] e3ff8b3d4c1513cd080a26e91684d85384b59e15 0 3055 6041 2008-09-23T14:53:56Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 anna m. wikitext text/x-wiki '''Elam Howery Brackbill''' (7 Jul 1839 &ndash; 5 Apr 1924) was the husband of [[Barbara Hershey]], the father of [[Harry G. Brackbill]], [[Anna M. Brackbill]] and [[Susan E. Brackbill]], and the son of [[Benjamin Brackbill (1803)|Benjamin Brackbill]] and [[Susanna Howery]]. His grandson [[E. Herman Brackbill]] was named after him (first name only). ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_016.HTM|Elam Howery Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] fb7f22430b4d44f3666c8d17b59712cdfe2d8319 0 3117 6137 2008-09-23T14:56:43Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki '''Roy M. Groff''' was the son of [[John H. Groff (1879)|John H. Groff]] and [[Anna M. Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_437.HTM|Roy M. Groff}} {{stub}} [[Category:Groffs]] [[Category:Brackbills]] d0940780a880a309091f6df5412b1a18c3efce51 0 3035 6010 2008-09-23T14:57:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki '''Anna M. Brackbill''' (born April 10, 1879) was the daughter of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]] and the wife of [[John H. Groff (1879)|John H. Groff]]. She was the mother of [[Roy Groff]], among others. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_037.HTM|Anna M. Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hersheys]] [[Category:Groffs]] aed9b0945a0b2638bd20f643e09ce501f3cb29bc 6013 2008-09-23T14:57:30Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki '''Anna M. Brackbill''' (born April 10, 1879) was the daughter of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]] and the wife of [[John H. Groff (1879)|John H. Groff]]. She was the mother of [[Roy Groff]], among others. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_037.HTM|Anna M. Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hersheys]] [[Category:Groffs]] aed9b0945a0b2638bd20f643e09ce501f3cb29bc 0 3145 6200 2008-09-23T15:11:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix program wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Nineteenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 4, 1965<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Devotions''' [[M. Clair Hershey]] * '''Welcome''' [[Lester Denlinger|E. Lester Denlinger]] * '''Special Music''' [[Susan E. Brackbill]] * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[C. Harold Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' Denlinger Twins * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[J. Harold Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' Mrs. [[Evelyn Martin]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Roy Denlinger|I. Roy Denlinger]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[E. Herman Brackbill]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' J. Harold Brackbill * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Ruth Brackbill]]/[[Mrs. J. Harold Brackbill]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> E. Lester Denlinger, R.D.2, [[wikipedia:Willow Street, PA|Willow Street, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> J. Harold Brackbill, [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Mrs. Evelyn Martin, Stras. Rd., [[Gap]], Pa. '''Treasurer'''<br/> Roy Denlinger, 103 Lamptr. Rd., [[Lancaster|Lanc.]], Pa. '''Historian'''<br/> Rev. Moses Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[Warren Brackbill|Warren H. Brackbill]], Paradise, Pa.<br/> [[M. Clair Hershey]], R. D. 1, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]]<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa. ==Commentary== ''There are no minutes for the 1965 reunion in the Brackbill Family Reunion Secretary's Book.'' {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1964|1964]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1966|1966]] }} c4bb4887622f9d3afbd22e1f216f868e2a876968 6202 2008-09-23T15:11:53Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 fix program wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Nineteenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 4, 1965<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Devotions''' [[M. Clair Hershey]] * '''Welcome''' [[Lester Denlinger|E. Lester Denlinger]] * '''Special Music''' [[Susan E. Brackbill]] * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[C. Harold Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' Denlinger Twins * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[J. Harold Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' Mrs. [[Evelyn Martin]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Roy Denlinger|I. Roy Denlinger]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[E. Herman Brackbill]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' J. Harold Brackbill * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Ruth Brackbill]]/[[Mrs. J. Harold Brackbill]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> E. Lester Denlinger, R.D.2, [[wikipedia:Willow Street, PA|Willow Street, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> J. Harold Brackbill, [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Mrs. Evelyn Martin, Stras. Rd., [[Gap]], Pa. '''Treasurer'''<br/> Roy Denlinger, 103 Lamptr. Rd., [[Lancaster|Lanc.]], Pa. '''Historian'''<br/> Rev. Moses Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[Warren Brackbill|Warren H. Brackbill]], Paradise, Pa.<br/> [[M. Clair Hershey]], R. D. 1, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]]<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa. ==Commentary== ''There are no minutes for the 1965 reunion in the Brackbill Family Reunion Secretary's Book.'' {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1964|1964]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1966|1966]] }} c4bb4887622f9d3afbd22e1f216f868e2a876968 0 3146 6203 2008-09-23T15:15:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Commentary */ fix nav wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Twentieth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 3, 1966<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Devotions''' [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey L. Brackbill]] * '''Welcome''' [[Lester Denlinger|E. Lester Denlinger]] * '''Special Music''' Girls Quartet * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Moses Brackbill|Moses H. Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' Debbie & [[Larry Denlinger]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[J. Harold Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' Mrs. [[Evelyn Martin]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Paul Hoover|Paul R. Hoover]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Jacob C. Brackbill]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' J. Harold Brackbill * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Mrs. Paul R. Hoover]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> E. Lester Denlinger, R.D.2, [[wikipedia:Willow Street, PA|Willow Street, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> J. Harold Brackbill, [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Mrs. Evelyn Martin, Stras. Rd., [[Gap]], Pa. '''Treasurer'''<br/> Paul R. Hoover, RD #1, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Jacob C. Brackbill, [[Soudersburg]], Pa. '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[Warren Brackbill|Warren H. Brackbill]], Paradise, Pa.<br/> [[M. Clair Hershey]], R. D. 1, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]]<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa. ==Treasurer's Report== Treas. Report 28.71 Expenses {| class="wikitable" |J. Harold Brackbill - Prizes |align="right"|$3.80 |- |Sec. Stamps |align="right"|1.48 |- |[[Warren Brackbill]] |align="right"|5.25 |- |Printing - 250 programs, 50 biographies - | |- |Walter Nickel Park |align="right"|10.00 |- |[[Moses Brackbill]], Speaker |align="right"|5.00 |- |[[Janet Hoover]], games | |} ==Commentary== ''No minutes were available for the 1966 Brackbill Reunion, only a program and the handwritten notes from the Treasurer's Report.'' {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1965|1965]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1968|1968]] }} afcdc83ad454f53e836f9fd206c57e69d1521e58 6205 2008-09-23T15:15:45Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Commentary */ fix nav wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Twentieth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 3, 1966<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Devotions''' [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey L. Brackbill]] * '''Welcome''' [[Lester Denlinger|E. Lester Denlinger]] * '''Special Music''' Girls Quartet * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Moses Brackbill|Moses H. Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' Debbie & [[Larry Denlinger]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[J. Harold Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' Mrs. [[Evelyn Martin]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Paul Hoover|Paul R. Hoover]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Jacob C. Brackbill]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' J. Harold Brackbill * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Mrs. Paul R. Hoover]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> E. Lester Denlinger, R.D.2, [[wikipedia:Willow Street, PA|Willow Street, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> J. Harold Brackbill, [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Mrs. Evelyn Martin, Stras. Rd., [[Gap]], Pa. '''Treasurer'''<br/> Paul R. Hoover, RD #1, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Jacob C. Brackbill, [[Soudersburg]], Pa. '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[Warren Brackbill|Warren H. Brackbill]], Paradise, Pa.<br/> [[M. Clair Hershey]], R. D. 1, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]]<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa. ==Treasurer's Report== Treas. Report 28.71 Expenses {| class="wikitable" |J. Harold Brackbill - Prizes |align="right"|$3.80 |- |Sec. Stamps |align="right"|1.48 |- |[[Warren Brackbill]] |align="right"|5.25 |- |Printing - 250 programs, 50 biographies - | |- |Walter Nickel Park |align="right"|10.00 |- |[[Moses Brackbill]], Speaker |align="right"|5.00 |- |[[Janet Hoover]], games | |} ==Commentary== ''No minutes were available for the 1966 Brackbill Reunion, only a program and the handwritten notes from the Treasurer's Report.'' {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1965|1965]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1968|1968]] }} afcdc83ad454f53e836f9fd206c57e69d1521e58 0 3147 6206 2008-09-23T15:21:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Commentary */ fix nav wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Twenty-Second Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 14, 1968<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M. [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Welcome''' [[J. Harold Brackbill]] * '''Devotions & Address''' <strike>Wilmer Eby</strike> [[Emory Herr]] * '''Special Music''' Male Chorus * '''Memorial Exercise & Historian's Report''' [[E. Herman Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' Mrs. [[Evelyn Martin]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Paul Hoover|Paul R. Hoover]] * '''Trust Officer's Report''' [[Lester Denlinger|E. Lester Denlinger]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Jacob C. Brackbill]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> J. Harold Brackbill, [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> Jacob C. Brackbill, [[Soudersburg]], Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Mrs. Evelyn Martin, Stras. Rd., [[Gap]], Pa. '''Treasurer'''<br/> Paul R. Hoover, RD #1, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> E. Herman Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> E. Lester Denlinger, R.D.2, [[wikipedia:Willow Street, PA|Willow Street, Pa.]]<br/> [[Warren Brackbill|Warren H. Brackbill]], Paradise, Pa.<br/> [[M. Clair Hershey]], R. D. 1, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]] ==Commentary== ''There are no minutes for the 1968 Brackbill Reunion in the Brackbill Reunion Secretary's Book.'' {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1966|1966]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1984|1984]] }} a59e68f13a4dceb3340ed6ccf779dea3e12efde6 6208 2008-09-23T15:21:25Z AdmiN-fduser 4999 /* Commentary */ fix nav wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Twenty-Second Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 14, 1968<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M. [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Welcome''' [[J. Harold Brackbill]] * '''Devotions & Address''' <strike>Wilmer Eby</strike> [[Emory Herr]] * '''Special Music''' Male Chorus * '''Memorial Exercise & Historian's Report''' [[E. Herman Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' Mrs. [[Evelyn Martin]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Paul Hoover|Paul R. Hoover]] * '''Trust Officer's Report''' [[Lester Denlinger|E. Lester Denlinger]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Jacob C. Brackbill]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> J. Harold Brackbill, [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> Jacob C. Brackbill, [[Soudersburg]], Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Mrs. Evelyn Martin, Stras. Rd., [[Gap]], Pa. '''Treasurer'''<br/> Paul R. Hoover, RD #1, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> E. Herman Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> E. Lester Denlinger, R.D.2, [[wikipedia:Willow Street, PA|Willow Street, Pa.]]<br/> [[Warren Brackbill|Warren H. Brackbill]], Paradise, Pa.<br/> [[M. Clair Hershey]], R. D. 1, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]] ==Commentary== ''There are no minutes for the 1968 Brackbill Reunion in the Brackbill Reunion Secretary's Book.'' {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1966|1966]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1984|1984]] }} a59e68f13a4dceb3340ed6ccf779dea3e12efde6 0 3166 6237 2011-10-22T08:29:12Z W-David1981 1505122 wikitext text/x-wiki '''[http://www.chinesecheckers.biz/ Chinese Checkers]''' is a game played with marbles on a star-shaped board. As in conventional checkers, the objective is to get the player's marbles from one side of the board to another, and "jumping" a marble over another captures the second marble. Chinese Checkers is actually a German game that arrived in the US in 1928 under the name "Hop Ching" (used to make it sound more exotic). Hop Ching was generalized to "Chinese Checkers" by 1939 when [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and his family were playing it. It is based on a game called Halma that was invented in the late 19th century. For more information about Chinese Checkers, see [[Wikipedia:Chinese checkers|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Culture]] eb9cade3fd4139b1632f2bd365c2281482b36a0b 0 3279 6466 2012-01-10T12:10:34Z Im>MonicaRussell 0 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Allen''' worked at [[Hess's Mill]] with [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]. In order to find some time for myself I decided to search for service that could supply me with the prime quality [http://www.qualityessay.com custom essays] at prices that would be reasonable enough. The final choice was QualityEssay.Com as they did have an excellent reputation. {{stub}} [[Category:Hess's Mill employees]] 51fae27197335be004d41b0edd2d51739bdee67c 0 1461 4066 2015-01-08T16:11:59Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> ==Welcome to the Brackbill Wiki== Brackbill family genealogy, including transcriptions of artifacts and biographies of family members. ==Describe your topic== Write a description about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. ==Latest activity== <activityfeed/> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Find videos about your topic by exploring Wikia's [[w:c:video|Video Library]]. [[File:Placeholder|298px]] <mainpage-endcolumn /> [[Category:Browse]] 492aa368a89db7bb0bc7ea8f65455f6a531804ae 0 2131 4068 2015-01-08T16:14:18Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 1 | [[Hess's Mill|mill]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 8 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 15 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 22 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 29 | " | align="right" |<u>19.80</u> | |- | | | align="right" |99.00 | |- | | gasoline | | align="right" |6.75 |- | | Miscellaneous | | align="right" |4.95 |- | | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | | align="right" |3.85 |- | | Garage | | align="right" |1.50 |- | | Clothes - none | | |- | | Board | | align="right" |30.00 |- | | B.& L. | | align="right" |5.00 |- | | Garden | | align="right" |<u>2.35</u> |- | | | | align="right" |54.40 |- | | brought fwd | align="right" |<u>77.95</u> | |- | | | align="right" |176.95 | |- | | Paid out | align="right" |<u>54.40</u> | |- | | | align="right" |122.55 | |- | | Rent | align="right" |17.00 | |- | | | align="right" |105.55 | |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 61cee483767ac43675e2971c82e5f45c94adae15 0 2132 4070 2015-01-08T16:14:18Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 6 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 6 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |} ==Commentary== ''This month's accounts, and all months after it in 1940, were not entered in the journal.'' [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 156a0007556cf605fdd1013aface3e8a54e14fd6 0 2133 4072 2015-01-08T16:14:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 4 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 5 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 5 | E.H.B County Booster | align="right" |.14 | |- | 11 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 12 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 18 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 19 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 25 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 26 | E.H.B | align="right" |<u>19.80</u> | |- | | | align="right" |118.94 | |- | | Brout. fwd. | | align="right" |57.50 |- | | Expenditures | | align="right" |<u>64.42</u> |- | | total | | align="right" |121.92 |- | | | | align="right" |<u>118.94</u> |- | | Dr. Balance | | align="right" |2.98 |} == August Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|3.85 |- | Electric | align="right"|1.71 |- | Clothing - Jane | align="right"|3.97 |- | Building & Loan | align="right"|5.00 |- | Garage | align="right"|1.35 |- | House furnishings | align="right"|1.15 |- | Miscellaneous | align="right"|4.10 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.00 |- | Gasoline | align="right"|2.30 |- | Groceries | align="right"|18.63 |- | Gas & Kerosene | align="right"|3.25 |- | Chickens (entered in July) | |- | Insurance | align="right"|<u>2.11</u> |- | | align="right"|64.42 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 20d3305902539fd7cf7197aace92a254f2e3d505 0 2134 4074 2015-01-08T16:14:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 1 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 2 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 9 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 9 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 11 | One Pig | align="right" |22.18 | |- | 15 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 16 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 22 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 23 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 25 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |1.-- | |- | 25 | E.H.B | align="right" |6.00 | |- | 30 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 30 | J.Y.B | align="right" |<u>9.90</u> | |- | | | align="right" |177.68 | |- | | Brout. fwd. | align="right" |<u>31.59</u> | |- | | | align="right" |<u>209.27</u> | |- | | Expenditures | | align="right" |228.32 |- | | | | align="right" |<u>209.27</u> |- | | Dr. Balance | | align="right" |19.05 |} == December Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|6.62 |- | Electric | align="right"|1.82 |- | Clothing - Jane | align="right"|4.95 |- | Clothing - Herman | align="right"|2.00 |- | Building & Loan | align="right"|5.00 |- | Garage | align="right"|.90 |- | House furnishings | align="right"|117.27 |- | Miscellaneous | align="right"|38.58 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.00 |- | Gasoline | align="right"|6.25 |- | Groceries | align="right"|17.08 |- | Gas [http://www.northstategas.com/history.html Essotane] | align="right"|1.89 |- | Chickens | align="right"|5.50 |- | Insurance | align="right"|2.11 |- | Doctor | align="right"|.50 |- | [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] | align="right"|<u>.85</u> |- | | align="right"|228.32 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] ea69e8af7b6018f86f89c97714467e7e9eba3b76 0 2135 4076 2015-01-08T16:14:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 4 | [[Hess's Mill|mill]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 11 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 18 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 25 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 25 | Reba & Jack | align="right" |<u>1.00</u> | |- | | total | align="right" |80.20 | |- | | gasoline | | align="right" |6.00 |- | | Miscellaneous | | align="right" |36.27 |- | | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | | align="right" |3.90 |- | | Garage | | align="right" |0.25 |- | | Clothes | | align="right" |1.25 |- | | Board | | align="right" |24.00 |- | | B.& L. | | align="right" |5.00 |- | | Home Furnishing | | align="right" |<u>53.80</u> |- | | | | align="right" |130.47 |- | | brought fwd | align="right" |<u>110.57</u> | |- | | | align="right" |180.77 | |- | | Paid out | align="right" |<u>130.47</u> | |- | | | align="right" |50.30 | |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] baa0e78532145b8a9356768fc6afb1db42e3a44d 0 2136 4078 2015-01-08T16:14:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 4 | Birthday | align="right" |1.00 | |- | 3 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 10 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 17 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 24 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 2 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 9 | " | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 16 | " | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 23 | " | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 25 | " | align="right" |1.00 | |- | | Chicken | align="right" |<u>3.46</u> | |- | | | align="right" |124.40 | |- | | Brout. fwd. | align="right" |<u>19.75</u> | |- | | | align="right" |144.15 | |- | | Expenditures | align="right" |<u>92.78</u> | align="right" |<u>92.78</u> |- | | Balance | align="right" |51.37 | |} == February Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|5.27 |- | Electric | align="right"|2.10 |- | Clothing - Herman | align="right"|1.-- |- | Clothing - Jane | align="right"|4.95 |- | Building & Loan | align="right"|10.-- |- | Garage | align="right"|2.15 |- | House furnishings | align="right"|2.05 |- | Miscellaneous | align="right"|14.06 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.-- |- | Gasoline | align="right"|2.25 |- | Groceries | align="right"|16.01 |- | Gas | align="right"|2.23 |- | Chickens | align="right"|8.30 |- | Insurance | align="right"|2.11 |- | [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Jan. & Feb. | align="right"|<u>3.30</u> |- | | align="right"|92.78 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] e1b377f3b80a8090ce6ecf94f98ca5bf9ffbfdf7 0 2137 4080 2015-01-08T16:14:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 7 | [[Hess's Mill|mill]] | 19.80 | |- | 14 | " | 19.80 | |- | 21 | " | 19.80 | |- | 28 | " | 19.80 | |- | | total | 79.20 | |- | | gasoline | | 7.05 |- | | Miscellaneous | | 9.38 |- | | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | | 4.10 |- | | Garage | | 34.95 |- | | Clothes | | 4.25 |- | | Board | | 24.00 |- | | B.& L. | | <u>5.00</u> |- | | | | 88.73 |- | | brought fwd | <u>120.--</u> | |- | | | 199.20 | |- | | Paid out | <u>88.73</u> | |- | | | 110.57 | |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] c558b6017bd0db0f6e499371285b6d9f24eae208 0 2138 4082 2015-01-08T16:14:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 5 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 6 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 12 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 13 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 19 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 20 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 26 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 27 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | | Chicken receipts | align="right" |<u>4.83</u> | |- | | Total | align="right" |123.63 | |- | | Brout. fwd. | | align="right" |19.05 |- | | Expenditures | align="right" |<u>84.83</u> | |- | | | align="right" |<u>103.88</u> | align="right" |103.88 |- | | Balance | | align="right" |19.75 |} == January Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|4.57 |- | Electric | align="right"|2.81 |- | Clothing - Herman | align="right"|.35 |- | Building & Loan | align="right"|10.00 |- | Garage | align="right"|2.65 |- | House furnishings | align="right"|3.47 |- | Miscellaneous | align="right"|9.05 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.00 |- | Gasoline | align="right"|6.50 |- | Groceries | align="right"|15.81 |- | Gas | align="right"|2.41 |- | Chickens | align="right"|8.10 |- | Insurance | align="right"|<u>2.11</u> |- | | align="right"|84.83 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] df5fee4f2fcaa2649f08a1e5794ec3fc49f31f52 0 2139 4084 2015-01-08T16:14:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 1 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 1 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.20 | |- | 8 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 8 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 15 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 15 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 22 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 22 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 29 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 29 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | | Dad | align="right" |<u>1.25</u> | |- | | | align="right" |149.05 | |- | | Brout. fwd. | | align="right" |80.53 |- | | Expenditures | | align="right" |<u>126.02</u> |- | | total | | align="right" |206.55 |- | | | | align="right" |<u>149.05</u> |- | | Dr. Balance | | align="right" |57.50 |} == July Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|10.45 |- | Electric | align="right"|1.51 |- | Clothing - Jane | align="right"|1.87 |- | " - Herman | align="right"|2.95 |- | Building & Loan | align="right"|5.00 |- | Garage | align="right"|11.25 |- | House furnishings | align="right"|8.35 |- | Miscellaneous | align="right"|8.91 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.00 |- | Gasoline | align="right"|5.30 |- | Groceries | align="right"|22.26 |- | Gas & Kerosene | align="right"|3.71 |- | Chickens | align="right"|21.35 |- | Insurance | align="right"|2.11 |- | Dentist | align="right"|<u>4.00</u> |- | | align="right"|126.02 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 4196b47d3992eeec3839ad3e2c3b545948ff70b4 0 2140 4086 2015-01-08T16:14:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 3 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 3 | [[Jane Young|J.E.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 9 | J.E.B. | align="right" |7.70 | |- | 10 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 16 | J.E.B. | align="right" |7.90 | |- | 17 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 23 | J.E.B. | align="right" |7.70 | |- | 24 | E.H.B. | align="right" |<u>19.80</u> | |- | | | align="right" |112.60 | |- | | Brot. fwd. | | align="right" |56.47 |- | | Total expenditures | | align="right" |<u>136.66</u> |- | | | | align="right" |193.13 |- | | | --> | align="right" |<u>112.60</u> |- | | Balance Dr. | | align="right" |80.53 |} == June Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | Gas. | align="right"|3.00 |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|4.35 |- | Clothes | align="right"|2.79 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.00 |- | B.&L. | align="right"|5.00 |- | Electric | align="right"|.75 |- | Groceries | align="right"|25.88 |- | Gas. | align="right"|.84 |- | Miscell. | align="right"|68.29 |- | Jane Church | align="right"|1.75 |- | House Furn. | align="right"|<u>7.01</u> |- | | align="right"|136.66 |} ==Commentary== ''Starting in June 1939, Herman began breaking expenditures out as a separate table because he had insufficient room on the ledger pages in the journal to do them inline as before.'' [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] a5ce72c56b8bd4e0456a85f561c2de29b028b995 0 2141 4088 2015-01-08T16:14:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 2 | calf loser | align="right" |0.50 | |- | 4 | [[Hess's Mill|Mill]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 7 | G.E refund | align="right" |2.25 | |- | 11 | Mill | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 18 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 25 | " | align="right" |<u>19.80</u> | |- | | total | align="right" |81.95 | |- | | gasoline | | align="right" |6.10 |- | | Miscellaneous | | align="right" |4.10 |- | | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | | align="right" |3.30 |- | | Garage | | align="right" |11.55 |- | | Clothes | | align="right" |0.25 |- | | Board | | align="right" |24.00 |- | | B.& L. | | align="right" |5.00 |- | | | | align="right" |54.30 |- | | brought fwd | align="right" |<u>50.30</u> | |- | | | align="right" |132.25 | |- | | Paid out | align="right" |<u>54.30</u> | |- | | | align="right" |77.95 | |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 06f7b15843e2c0bc7088fe07bf3cc221976feb92 0 2142 4090 2015-01-08T16:14:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 2 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 9 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 16 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 23 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 30 | " | align="right" |13.86 | |- | 1 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 8 | " | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 15 | " | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 22 | " | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 29 | " | align="right" |9.90 | |- | | Chickens | align="right" |<u>4.02</u> | |- | | | align="right" |146.58 | |- | | Brout. fwd. | align="right" |<u>51.37</u> | |- | | | align="right" |197.95 | |- | | Expenditures | align="right" |<u>166.91</u> | align="right" |166.91 |- | | Balance | align="right" |31.04 | |} == March Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|6.27 |- | Electric | align="right"|1.88 |- | Clothing - Herman | align="right"|1.50 |- | Clothing - Jane | align="right"|9.34 |- | Building & Loan | align="right"|10.-- |- | Garage | align="right"|11.05 |- | House furnishings | align="right"|.98 |- | Miscellaneous | align="right"|29.37 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.-- |- | Gasoline | align="right"|6.55 |- | Groceries | align="right"|19.53 |- | Gas | align="right"|1.89 |- | Chickens | align="right"|5.40 |- | Insurance | align="right"|2.11 |- | [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Jan. & Feb. | align="right"|<u>.20</u> |- | | align="right"|143.07 |- | Coal | align="right"|<u>23.84</u> |- | | align="right"|166.91 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 15e0a7c13e4d630054955108a141e6586dc90547 0 2143 4092 2015-01-08T16:14:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 6 | [[Hess's Mill|mill]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 13 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 20 | " | align="right" |<u>19.80</u> | |- | | | align="right" |59.40 | |- | | gasoline | | align="right" |3.75 |- | | Miscellaneous | | align="right" |40.55 |- | | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | | align="right" |1.80 |- | | Garage | | align="right" |1.35 |- | | Clothes | | align="right" |42.00 |- | | Board | | align="right" |6.00 |- | | Rent | | align="right" |17.00 |- | | B.& L. | | align="right" |5.00 |- | | House furnishing | | align="right" |102.34 |- | | Garden | | align="right" |.80 |- | | Electric | | align="right" |<u>.83</u> |- | | | | align="right" |221.42 |- | | brought fwd | align="right" |<u>105.55</u> | |- | | | align="right" |164.95 | align="right" |<u>164.95</u> |- | | | | align="right" |56.47 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 0433107ddafd807fd6f4666af7ab843dfa125fa4 0 2144 4094 2015-01-08T16:14:23Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 3 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 4 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 10 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 11 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 17 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 18 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 24 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 25 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | | J.Y.B. C. Savings | align="right" |<u>50.--</u> | |- | | | align="right" |168.80 | |- | | Brout. fwd. | | align="right" |5.64 |- | | Expenditures | | align="right" |<u>131.57</u> |- | | total | | align="right" |137.21 |- | | | align="right" |<u>137.21</u> | |- | | Balance | align="right" |31.59 | |} == November Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|4.97 |- | Electric | align="right"|2.04 |- | Clothing - Jane | align="right"|26.44 |- | Clothing - Herman | align="right"|3.50 |- | Building & Loan | align="right"|5.00 |- | Garage | align="right"|17.15 |- | House furnishings | align="right"|2.15 |- | Miscellaneous | align="right"|11.59 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.00 |- | Gasoline | align="right"|5.60 |- | Groceries | align="right"|18.73 |- | Gas [http://www.northstategas.com/history.html Essotane] | align="right"|2.14 |- | Chickens | align="right"|5.30 |- | Insurance | align="right"|8.86 |- | [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] | align="right"|<u>1.10</u> |- | | align="right"|131.57 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] f78f0d412c696ddd5f807fb01013f01d539dd80b 0 2145 4096 2015-01-08T16:14:24Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 6 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 7 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 13 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 14 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 20 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 21 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 27 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 28 | E.H.B | align="right" |<u>19.80</u> | |- | | | align="right" |118.80 | |- | | Brout. fwd. | | align="right" |6.81 |- | | Expenditures | | align="right" |<u>117.63</u> |- | | total | | align="right" |124.44 |- | | | | align="right" |<u>118.80</u> |- | | Dr. Balance | | align="right" |5.64 |} == October Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|6.35 |- | Electric | align="right"|1.93 |- | Clothing - Jane | align="right"|11.62 |- | Clothing - Herman | align="right"|2.98 |- | Building & Loan | align="right"|5.00 |- | Garage | align="right"|29.38 |- | House furnishings | align="right"|.89 |- | Miscellaneous | align="right"|6.90 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.00 |- | Gasoline | align="right"|4.76 |- | Groceries | align="right"|16.68 |- | Gas & Kerosene | align="right"|2.58 |- | Chickens | align="right"|8.05 |- | Insurance | align="right"|2.61 |- | [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] | align="right"|<u>.40</u> |- | | align="right"|117.63 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 0a30d4a93694ef0f866a304b94ee4e4c8d0701a5 0 2146 4098 2015-01-08T16:14:24Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 1 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 2 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 8 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 9 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 15 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 16 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 22 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 23 | E.H.B | align="right" |<u>19.80</u> | |- | | | align="right" |118.80 | |- | | Brout. fwd. | | align="right" |2.98 |- | | Expenditures | | align="right" |<u>122.63</u> |- | | total | | align="right" |125.61 |- | | | | align="right" |<u>118.80</u> |- | | Dr. Balance | | align="right" |6.81 |} == September Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|4.88 |- | Electric | align="right"|1.82 |- | Clothing - Jane | align="right"|4.23 |- | Clothing - Herman | align="right"|11.68 |- | Building & Loan | align="right"|5.00 |- | Garage | align="right"|2.00 |- | House furnishings | align="right"|3.58 |- | Miscellaneous | align="right"|9.03 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.00 |- | Gasoline | align="right"|5.35 |- | Groceries | align="right"|19.89 |- | Gas & Kerosene | align="right"|2.23 |- | Chickens | align="right"|4.25 |- | Insurance | align="right"|2.11 |- | Coal | align="right"|<u>29.58</u> |- | | align="right"|122.63 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 382c044e705f1dc63055b5817823f3294b94d24a 0 2147 4100 2015-01-08T16:14:24Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up this morning in good shape but had to wait around for breakfast. I was not late at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but [[John]] was. We were not very busy and so got done till noon. [[Dick]] was with us. In the afternoon I just sat and visited with [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] and Flossie. I also washed my head again. After supper, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I had a double date with Red and his girl. She, however, seemed to have "stood him up." After a flat tire we saw a good movie! I couldn't help showing my affection later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 31, 1939|Mar 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 2, 1939|Apr 2, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 13086a84fa1e62c01604760a054010f737e6ce75 0 2148 4102 2015-01-08T16:14:25Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki A red letter day to be sure. We got up at 5:45 this morning for once. It was a lovely day; the bright sun warmed the earth and all that was in it. [[Jane Young|Jane]] took me down to start on my new job. Of course, I was green, but everything seemed to go fine. The day seemed pretty short. We will not be in the new office for a little yet. After supper we took our load in to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] chorus practice. The chorus broke ties with the County C.E. Union, a big step. ==Commentary== ''This was Herman's first day working at the [[Arthur S. Young Company]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 31, 1940|Mar 31, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 2, 1940|Apr 2, 1940]] }} 3994478ca97b920cb84bcd3b8208b9302b996fe9 0 2149 4104 2015-01-08T16:14:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up bright and early (as my custom is becoming to be) and didn't feel like eating a lot for breakfast. [[Dick]] was around helping us most all day at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. The weather was as nice as it has been yet this spring. I was fortunate enough to be given the job of driving Mr. Hess in the La Salle collecting eggs from the farmers for the St. Joseph Hospital. In the evening we had U.C.C.E. meeting. The girls guild met also and we had games and refreshments together. [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] left in the P.M. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 9, 1939|Apr 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 11, 1939|Apr 11, 1939]] }} 130c4b5625f36f3a00b9bbdd7ea978201807efac 0 2150 4106 2015-01-08T16:14:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today was a swell day just like spring (is my grammar poor). Those who waited for a clear day to wash really got one. There was little outside activity around the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] and shop today and it would have been a good day to move into the new office, but we didn't. After supper we went to a congregational meeting at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We elected another trustee - [[Charles K. Singer|Chas. K. Singer]], and had a social committee meeting afterwards. We got home tired and sleepy & went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 9, 1940|Apr 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 11, 1940|Apr 11, 1940]] }} de10237b8d543462559942e20c97ee071bf14708 0 2151 4108 2015-01-08T16:14:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We had a job on our hands getting the flour ready for [[Dick]] to get started to [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] this morning. I spent a good bit of time cleaning up around the main floor. For some reason or other I was feeling draggy all day. After dinner, while posting the charges, I almost fell asleep. Yes. We were real busy and worked late. The day ended rainy. After supper I didn't do much. Read a little and listened to the radio to "The Inside Story" & "[[Information Please]]." Bed real early (I hope). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 10, 1939|Apr 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 12, 1939|Apr 12, 1939]] }} 753db671c91c7161a3528b3b8eedf68004676f73 0 2152 4110 2015-01-08T16:14:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] didn't get awake this morning and so I walked to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]] and left the car for her. The [[Arthur S. Young|"Boss"]] said we would move as soon as we got our work cleaned up; that suited us. We had some time cleaning & dusting but got re-located toward the last of the afternoon. We certainly moved into a swell office. After supper, for Jane's satisfaction and pleasure we skipped choir practice. I got my hair cut and then we got into that new office again & put in a few finishing touches. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 10, 1940|Apr 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 12, 1940|Apr 12, 1940]] }} e14561ee195bd2b8d7e08d5f16cc9809eef905d8 0 2153 4112 2015-01-08T16:14:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki All day today it was Wednesday night to me. No having seen [[Jane Young|Jane]] last night made me extra anxious for our meeting again. Everything went well at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We were very busy in the afternoon and I did my office work after quitting time. It blew hard all day and snowed in flurries about dark. It froze real hard at night. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] board meeting at the Church. Most of the kids were at H.S. at operetta practice but we had a good board meeting. Jane & I enjoyed our own board meeting at her home later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 11, 1939|Apr 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 13, 1939|Apr 13, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] c23bdd30ffe6742185e90cc81f40c74972016e09 0 2154 4114 2015-01-08T16:14:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Morning dawned with more anticipation for the new office. It completely fills our expectation and I like it, really, even though I'm green. By the way, [[J. Z. Landis]] was our first customer in the new office yesterday. It was a very rainy day, and the rain turned to snow toward evening. After supper we rather reluctantly got ready to go to [[Bart H.S.]] where I taught a spelling class. It was bad travelling but I really enjoyed it a lot -- we got home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 11, 1940|Apr 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 13, 1940|Apr 13, 1940]] }} 5dab25a68de48dd87d866bb2d533855889687c94 0 2155 4116 2015-01-08T16:14:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The alarm clock mixed itself and me all up this morning. Result: I was late for work once again. I was pretty well rested, though, and got right into the swing of things from the start. It was like winter again with a mean cold wind. We had enough to do to keep us warm and yet some. After dinner I had a trip to the bank for a change. After supper I got ready and took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to choir practice. I got my hair cut afterwards and then presented myself to Jane. She was going to kidnap me, so she said, but I persuaded her to wait four or five weeks. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 12, 1939|Apr 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 14, 1939|Apr 14, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] a67cef68273dd3081f2678184e908ae6e0617de6 0 2156 4118 2015-01-08T16:14:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Everything was all right this morning except that there was snow everywhere and about 17&deg; cold. [[Jane Young|Jane]], of course, didn't go to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]], but rather did her cleaning at home. We had a quite busy forenoon at the place of employment. After completing the necessary details, we went off to [[Marg Bucher|Marg]] & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]]'s. We stopped at [[Lancaster]] to do a little bit of shopping. We got to [[Lititz]] in time for a sumptuous supper. Afterwards we played around and enjoyed the radio. Then went to a wintertime bed far from home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 12, 1940|Apr 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 14, 1940|Apr 14, 1940]] }} e6501f4c3e55a25e90737c466acd46fc28cdab3f 0 2157 4120 2015-01-08T16:14:28Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Shame on me again this morning. I was half an hour late for work. [[Groffie]] took his truck to [[Lancaster]] for repairs and we were up to our eyes in work again. It was cloudy and cold all day and it rained toward the middle of the afternoon. After supper the kids went to the operetta at High School. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val came and we talked. I pressed my suit. We practiced singing and sang a little. Eunice & Val are making out just fine and we sorta envy them. But just wait a little. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 13, 1939|Apr 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 15, 1939|Apr 15, 1939]] }} 8645b5a33c04acd8d1910c9c27638af2c5c75bd6 0 2158 4122 2015-01-08T16:14:28Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning we arose at our usual Sunday tardy hour and after a breakfast of "not less than two" eggs we went to [[Lititz]] proper. We went to Sunday School and church at the Moravian church and enjoyed their fine building and their ceremony as well as the choir. We had a big dinner after which we took turns at sleeping. Later on we drove around awhile and looked for [[Wikipedia:arbutus|arbutus]]. We had light supper and then listened to more radio and played [[chinese checkers]]. Of course, then we came home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 13, 1940|Apr 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 15, 1940|Apr 15, 1940]] }} b432b75c7e1e164a220665fc32b5c53cf2dda862 0 2159 4124 2015-01-08T16:14:28Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki You possibly have noticed that it is my custom to get to work early or at least on time and this morning was no exception. We worked along steadily and finished shortly after dinner. Rain changed the plan for my afternoon by making it unpleasant to work in the garden. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to [[Lancaster]] & bought a living room suit, kitchen table, chairs, cabinets at [[Westenburgers]]. We had supper at a church in [[Lititz]] and then visited Marg and [[Willis Bucher|Willis]]. We played [[Chinese Checkers]] till late & came home & slept a little (too long). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 14, 1939|Apr 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 16, 1939|Apr 16, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 64173badff5da845b0895e260e55c4a2089b5847 0 2160 4126 2015-01-08T16:14:28Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|My wife]] has been seeing too much night life lately for she was no more than awake when I got up this morning and was ready to go to work. We are gradually getting situated in our new office and are more pleased with it every day. [[Red]] put the blinds up and we were getting more electrical fixtures. At suppertime [[Mary Jane]] paid a short unexpected visit. After supper we went to [[County Chorus]]. [[Lloyd]] wasn't there but we made out quite well. It was cool today and partly cloudy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 14, 1940|Apr 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 16, 1940|Apr 16, 1940]] }} f8ae7b279cc1d66e9a0cd21f0c8fc25df89236bb 0 2161 4128 2015-01-08T16:14:29Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It's never hard to get up on Sunday morning for it is very enjoyable just anticipating the different points of that day's schedule. It sprinkled enough rain in the morning to be-spot my freshly washed automobile, although it rained real hard in the afternoon. After <strike>supper</strike> dinner I went to [[Youngs]] and then some of us went up to see our house. We sang and fiddled around, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I trying to get on unequal terms again, but quite in vain. After church we, with the Brackbill boys, went to visit [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val's & tried our wits on a Bible question game. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 15, 1939|Apr 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 17, 1939|Apr 17, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] e2f2b5a4b72333f466819fefadcd47cd4d30fd27 0 2162 4130 2015-01-08T16:14:29Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I seem to be failing a little for I was a couple of minutes late for work this morning. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came down later as usual. We got one of our grand rushes about the middle of the forenoon but it cleared away. The day was warm and slightly rainy, not bad though, all in all. In the evening we went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] to an old fashioned party the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] had. Most of us had a good time and some had an exceptional good time. We got home late & tired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 15, 1940|Apr 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 17, 1940|Apr 17, 1940]] }} 89fd76fb33dbe4fb1df3b6c68633a853e992f512 0 2163 4132 2015-01-08T16:14:29Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Back in the same old rut again. Up terrible late and later for work. It rained virtually all day and so for half the night. [[Dick]] was not there all day and [[Morris]] had off in the afternoon. [[Allen]], [[Groffie]] & I might as well have for we surely weren't rushed with orders. Morris worked at night. After supper & cleaning up we took [[Jane Young|Jane]] & Romaine to [[County Chorus|Chorus]] practice in [[Lancaster]]. All went just lovely & fine. Although some of the chorus from Paradise dropped out, it is stronger than ever. Bed late but not awful. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 16, 1939|Apr 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 18, 1939|Apr 18, 1939]] }} 558e6b7df9c7323be064bda7e4ba4ce2010194cb 0 2164 4134 2015-01-08T16:14:29Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] had a day off today. I walked to work and tried to get along without her. There was a quilting over [[Brackbill Farm|home]]. The Brackbill sisters were there and Jane went to sort of referee or to keep them company. We had a pretty busy day since it is still too wet to farm. After supper there was a moving picture show at the fire hall on the M.M. tractors. Jane went there. I took [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] and we went to a S.S. committee meeting at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. There was a small crowd. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 16, 1940|Apr 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 18, 1940|Apr 18, 1940]] }} 8215bb7cfb796b2d91a3e52c7d17bd2e5037ac22 0 2165 4136 2015-01-08T16:14:30Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I made her again this morning, that is got up early. It was rainy & cold once again with little hope of the weather clearing up soon. I was in the repairing department today and got my head and chest all bonged up with flour. It was a long day, continuous till 5:30. After supper we all went up to a [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] social at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. There was a very fine turn out and it made quite an evening of fun. It all ended late with a thunder gust and foggy driving. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 17, 1939|Apr 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 19, 1939|Apr 19, 1939]] }} b2930bf797bd111b0e194062195063a0dc024777 0 2166 4138 2015-01-08T16:14:32Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We almost overslept this morning. We didn't get up till 6:30. Then we didn't have much time for breakfast but hurried down to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. I didn't get much extra accomplished aside from waiting on trade. It was cloudy and rainy and in spite of it all, it got warmer. I trimmed a few grapes before supper, then after supper we went to choir practice and sang a little. Then we went down home for a short stay and then came home to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 17, 1940|Apr 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 19, 1940|Apr 19, 1940]] }} 5fa402f2e1cc036cda0b3c66632b79ba44b5214f 0 2167 4140 2015-01-08T16:14:32Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The same fog that bade us "good night" a few hours ago bid me a cheerless "good morning" as I rolled out of bed and stopped the nervous jingling of my faithful alarm clock. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but everything went just fine. We worked long again--till after 5:30. After supper we all went to Choir practice, that is, we four boys. We did fine & played a little ping-pong. [[Carl Groff]] got another car, '37 Ford. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I visited him and sponged a ride. Later we talked silly and also sober. I left for home about eleven in the starlight. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 18, 1939|Apr 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 20, 1939|Apr 20, 1939]] }} 225c9798c28af7fcf1a177baf925ebf600b90a6e 0 2168 4142 2015-01-08T16:14:32Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Another day with no change in weather. It rained lightly and otherwise all day long. Our coal is [[Dialect|all]] again and it will be necessary to have some more. It was just another day at work, too. We are not catching up with the book work very fast because of customers. After a light but very satisfactory supper we hurried off to [[New Holland]] to a meeting of East Branch executives of [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. We missed a perfectly good Band Concert at H.S. which we could easily have listened to. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 18, 1940|Apr 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 20, 1940|Apr 20, 1940]] }} 332a5d0bda6dbd2be264fd516211c12542cbb1df 0 2169 4144 2015-01-08T16:14:33Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I ate my usual Sunday morning breakfast before going to S.S. & Church. It was cold and windy today and the sun shone most of the time. No one extra was here for dinner. In the afternoon [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val came and we went to see [[Jane Young|Jane]] like old times. We had supper at Flossie's after hunting arbutus in vain. Red led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] We had slides on Japan in Church, also jelly eggs. Mrs. Kaufman didn't appear for cantata practice. The moon, almost full, influenced us by making us mild lunatics. Nothing serious but I came home about 1:40. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 1, 1939|Apr 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 3, 1939|Apr 3, 1939]] }} a806750695c29c352e2ef5f70a874b75b61fd3e1 0 2170 4146 2015-01-08T16:14:33Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up bright and early again this morning, with that old sun right ready to rise and greet us. It was a fine morning and grew into a fine spring. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing. I put in the day down at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. It was hot in there and I was green and making a few mistakes as I went along. After supper Jane ironed. I worked on [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] reports. [[Wayne]] came a little later. [[Marg Bucher|Marg]] & [[Darline]] payed us a little visit & we had ginger ale. We were tired and sleepy [[Dialect|till]] bed time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 1, 1940|Apr 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 3, 1940|Apr 3, 1940]] }} 663cddfbf5176d8b3cf8ba7c09d83761530fe472 0 2171 4148 2015-01-08T16:14:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Came the dawn, and with it all the hopes and joys any bright spring will bring one who is free and content. The change in weather wrought a change in nearly everything about us. Dispositions changed, countenances changed; everything gave one big leap ahead and life blossomed anew. Something else blossomed anew, too. Mary Jane sent me a note saying she would be waiting at the church at seven to beat me at a game of ping-pong. She was. (It was all in fun for I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] up and had to wait till orchestra practice was over--then we had choir practice.) It was grand. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 19, 1939|Apr 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 21, 1939|Apr 21, 1939]] }} 9787b1515df45ea9c76bf80e4a826f8966a73455 0 2172 4150 2015-01-08T16:14:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning about 3 A.M. we were both awakened by the rain blowing against our window pane. It made a pretty racket. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came down and set two tubs to catch what might leak through the ceiling above the bay windows. I went to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]] as usual and waited on trade in the mud. After dinner I went to the dentist and had 5 cavities filled. I drove a new Buick Roadmaster while in [[New Holland]]. When I came back I went to the store & down home & played ping pong. Fiddled around till supper. After supper, when we were ready to go, [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] dropped in and we took them along to [[Mountville]] to the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Spring Rally. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 19, 1940|Apr 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 21, 1940|Apr 21, 1940]] }} 5bead4ef4359783bcd1de052bb2f55a9a224a3e1 0 2173 4152 2015-01-08T16:14:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up earlier than ever this morning but had to wait for my breakfast. I was early to work but [[John]] was already there. Sometime I shall get there before him. We were busy again but no one seemed to care. We worked nearly an hour overtime but didn't have to. I spent a good part of the forenoon in the office. After supper I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to East Branch meeting. We were both real tired. [[Luetta Sheaffer|Jane's mother]] got Jane a lovely set of silver in [[Lancaster|Lanc.]] this afternoon. After we came home we ate cake @ Grandma's. Ruth Groff, Earl's sister was there too. It was late till I got to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 20, 1939|Apr 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 22, 1939|Apr 22, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 9093ddc46a0d24bc72113f208e85335ac21dec1f 0 2174 4154 2015-01-08T16:14:35Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The alarm clock rang at seven oclock this morning but we went back to sleep till eight thirty. We surely had to hurry from then on. Sunday school was well attended but late getting started. [[Charles Singer]] was installed a trustee at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] were here for dinner. We went up to [[Lititz]] Pike to inspect the new house Val helped to build. Then we went over home for the rest of the afternoon and stayed for supper. Chas. Mueller__ & Mrs. were visitors @ [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] We had pictures at church. Visited [[Brackbill Farm|down home]] afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 20, 1940|Apr 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 22, 1940|Apr 22, 1940]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 1331089289a5e7772c2d50bd6d9dde2483f0ad89 0 2175 4156 2015-01-08T16:14:35Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning, I <u>was</u> to work before [[John]], only a few minutes. It was a beautiful morning and it was nice to be alive. We were pretty busy but got finished by dinner for a great change. Immediately after dinner I went to [[Youngs]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I dug a little of our garden, although it was a little too wet. I came home for supper and then went back to take her, along with [[Mary Jane]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] to [[Lancaster]] to a county [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] rally. We ate a little at McMi__s. Later I slept a few hours and nearly froze. I watched the Northern Lights a little. I had never seen anything quite like them. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 21, 1939|Apr 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1939|Apr 23, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 53360802fa87b78dd64b4c8671ed977a6a997add 0 2176 4158 2015-01-08T16:14:35Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Upon arising and looking out the window I saw a cloudburst of snow flakes. A short time afterwards the sun showed his bright face for the first time in days. I walked down to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]] came down later. I am catching on pretty well now and we seemed to get a good bit done today. We were interrupted several times when we were eating our supper. Afterwards we went to [[County Chorus]] practice. Coming home we got [[Romaine]] ripping mad, but of course we shouldn't have. It's swell moonlight. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 21, 1940|Apr 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1940|Apr 23, 1940]] }} f3bcdd61d4e01ca4141e18b4538371f0f5904d15 0 2177 4160 2015-01-08T16:14:35Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Everyone was up much earlier than usual this morning to launch the preparation for a great day. We went to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] as usual. At noontime there was a great picnic here in our house. [[Amos Hershey Leaman|Uncle Hershey]]'s visit from Chicago was the occasion for celebration. All the family, [[Anna Barbara Hershey|Grandma]]'s, was here, except [[Jacob Clayton Leaman|Clayton]]. We foolishly had a big soft ball game in the afternoon. Supper was also a picnic. I "pretended" to sing a solo at [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and we all nearly sang solo at Church for there were only 19 there. I didn't make out so hot with my date. Just slept & then didn't rest well. ''--P.S. see over'' Last minute mention of one of yesterday's events. Jane & I asked the preacher to officiate at our wedding. He & Mrs. gave us some advice and stuff to read. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 22, 1939|Apr 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 24, 1939|Apr 24, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 5aa37903078fd7b4d8bc379c76fce40b25a7e15d 0 2178 4162 2015-01-08T16:14:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It's hard to get up these mornings, I guess the novelty is wearing off of my new job. [[Jane Young|Jane]] never gets up any more till I have my breakfast. It was a swell day. The sun shone all day and made it warm and nice. Jane did the washing in the forenoon. The customers didn't bother us very much and so we got some catching up done. In the evening [[Webbie]] came and we cleaned up the grapes and garden and burned the weeds. Jane got her hair cut and did some ironing. We didn't go away. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 22, 1940|Apr 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 24, 1940|Apr 24, 1940]] }} 88e3791f0c666dbe5ddc4cdc45825a09b219621e 0 2179 4164 2015-01-08T16:14:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I was late getting up this morning but a little stiff. We weren't overworked at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but didn't finish quite as early as we should have. After supper I to [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]]'s to orchestra. We had usher's club meeting but the boys couldn't make it. The meeting was very poor and my need of sleep and other things bore me down so I feel most miserable. I hope a little sleep will fix me up, if not a phone call might be resorted to tomorrow eve. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1939|Apr 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 25, 1939|Apr 25, 1939]] }} 1e3f6a3b571f8da0c7eec518a27d06be1be1f0e6 0 2180 4166 2015-01-08T16:14:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't get up just on the dot this morning again and so were inconvenienced as far as getting our morning routine accomplished in the allotted time. It was a pretty nice day again. We weren't bothered with trade, just a few salesmen. That meant we did a pretty good job of getting caught up. It was last day of school for [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] and the school here at [[Kinzers]]. After a supper of free fish, we got ready and went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] to Y.P. Choir practice. We had a nice bunch, what was there. Afterwards we went [[Brackbill Farm|down home]] & visited & fed the kittens. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1940|Apr 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 25, 1940|Apr 25, 1940]] }} 161607c75f0b78cd5b01e4ae49e9a85b734a068a 0 2181 4168 2015-01-08T16:14:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up on time this morning but quite stiff from the effects of [[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1939|Sunday]]'s game. It was a beautiful day and nearly everyone had spring fever. We weren't extra busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and that made us lazier. After work, I went directly to [[Kinzers]]. After helping [[Luetta Sheaffer|Mrs. Y.]] a little, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went up to work on our garden. When it got dark we had supper at Jane's again. It was fun and we couldn't help but wish we had our own home, once; especially when it was time to go home. Mine--I stayed till almost ten. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 24, 1939|Apr 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 26, 1939|Apr 26, 1939]] }} 0781bb492f6763ab413dd9fa0700a4313ac6a385 0 2182 4170 2015-01-08T16:14:37Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki There was a frost again this morning but the sun soon had the tin roofs steaming. After hurrying through our breakfast, we went down to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]], as usual. When the weather is nice we aren't bothered with customers and can catch up with books. In the afternoon [[Jane Young|Jane]] got some teeth filled at [[Lancaster]]. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] went along. I had supper started when she came home. In the evening we went to choir practice, then to [[R. Doutrich]]'s to Pauline's birthday party and ate. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 24, 1940|Apr 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 26, 1940|Apr 26, 1940]] }} 531ff2ac1a5ee9e8b0cd46e91f0afdb9837dd303 0 2183 4172 2015-01-08T16:14:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Late getting up made me late for work. It was a miserably rainy and damp day. The road was wet all day and the sun came out only once. Farming will certainly have a late start this spring for the farmers haven't had time to get out in the ground when it was dry enough. We found our selves quite busy today; so busy, in fact, that we didn't get done. After a short supper, I went back to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and worked till about 12:30. I passed my time ready a book Rev. had given me on marriage. I called [[Jane Young|Jane]] & her [[Luetta Sheaffer|mother]] called me. I postpone my date till tomorrow. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 25, 1939|Apr 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 27, 1939|Apr 27, 1939]] }} 3660fd0b3ed67f20105b131589edf5bbbb94b8d0 0 2184 4174 2015-01-08T16:14:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning it seemed as if we were stuck to the bed again. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was late again and I walked to work, part way. Time passes pretty rapidly and it is not at all boring. The work seems to agree with me and I with it. (I hope.) It was nice again today and the trees and the grass are beginning to get alive again. This evening I trimmed the barberry. [[Ruth]] & [[Jerry]] visited. I went down to [[Webbie]]'s & visited a little while. Jane is getting herself accustomed to home life, mending etc. We might get to bed early for a change. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 25, 1940|Apr 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 27, 1940|Apr 27, 1940]] }} 1ed3e14355b8a1a6091fa73e11f5c78d111aca9f 0 2185 4176 2015-01-08T16:14:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It wasn't at all easy to get up and go to work at six, or a little after, this morning but it had to be done. It looked at times as if the weather would clear up but we had some showers and it was real foggy & misty at night. After Sr. Choir Practice this evening, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I walked in to a surprise shower at her home. I knew but she scarcely suspected anything. Jane's friends certainly think a lot of her, maybe me too, for they certainly bought us wonderful shower gifts. I prolonged the night with a date & got home at three, about. ==Commentary== ''The wedding shower was covered in the local paper (see [http://www.flickr.com/photos/92727610@N00/431034866/ scan]).'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 26, 1939|Apr 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 28, 1939|Apr 28, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 4be7db02101fa56a8715c7c7294009ee7ff6b0f5 0 2186 4178 2015-01-08T16:14:39Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was bad this morning for fair. I got up too late for breakfast or anything but ate some anyhow and so was late for work. [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up later. Things went all right down at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. We bought two cars for the shops. After a brief and hurried dinner, I helped [[Spunk]] & [[Sam]] move the [[Brooder]] house. Then I dug garden & planted some radishes. We got ready then & went to [[Morris Schnupp|Schnupp]]'s to surprise Morris on his birthday--we did. All the men were there. We had fun and ate. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 26, 1940|Apr 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 28, 1940|Apr 28, 1940]] }} db371d3808e6e6f79a9bdb7555126ad3f7e2af15 0 2187 4180 2015-01-08T16:14:39Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I very much overslept this morning and was late getting to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. It turned out to be a rainy day again. I was real sleepy after last night's big party. We were not too busy and got done quite on time. Then I started for where I am now. I took a quick bath and then got [[Charlotte Byers]] & came here to [[Harrisburg]] as delegates to a Synod young people's conference. It is a selected group. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] is here and we are guests of Mr. & Mrs. Wirt, [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=1935+N+4th+St,+Harrisburg,+PA+17102,+USA&ie=UTF8&ll=40.278065,-76.892393&spn=0.001809,0.005021&t=h&z=18&iwloc=addr&om=0 1935 N. Fourth St]. I am sleepy and tired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 27, 1939|Apr 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 29, 1939|Apr 29, 1939]] }} 0e947f4515c9aa764b968193608d5548b3804d0c 0 2188 4182 2015-01-08T16:14:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We just didn't help it and overslept again this morning. We hurried enough not to be late for [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] and Sunday School. It was a swell day, clear & bright & warm. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for dinner, so did [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]. In the afternoon we went for arbutus and explored through [[Abe Buzzard]]'s cave. We nearly over did it for we got real warm & tired. We got bluebells & visited [[Flossie]]. We made [[icecream]] for supper. I led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Church was poorly attended. After church we went down home and visited a little. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 27, 1940|Apr 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 29, 1940|Apr 29, 1940]] }} ff376227aa89dfb736778fd9a08aa767d828ceab 0 2189 4184 2015-01-08T16:14:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Harrisburg]] was real good to me last night. I slept fine & we awoke this morning listening to a baby duckling. Wirts gave us a fine breakfast. We got lost going to our first meeting but were just a little late. Our addresses were inspirational and our discussions were very helpful. I am beginning to know [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]]'s fine college friends. We spent our "free" time this afternoon roaming over the city. After a big banquet & review this evening, we went to a party at Carter's. The moon was shining full almost. Longings it aroused cannot be written here. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 28, 1939|Apr 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1939|Apr 30, 1939]] }} 81cb056d93aea86b4b40dd0833a40ec22893bcbc 0 2190 4186 2015-01-08T16:14:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning came too soon again but the brightness of it and the pleasantness invited us to enjoy its loveliness soon and long. I walked down to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing. After dinner we both went down. Most of the farmers are working in the field. That means we get lots of time to catch up with the books. I got caught up today. After a pretty quick supper we should have gotten into the garden but went to [[County Chorus]] practice instead. [[Lloyd]] wasn't there and so it flopped a little. It was on fast time so we didn't get home so late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 28, 1940|Apr 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1940|Apr 30, 1940]] }} f40374b9f8bf11d8b56d788f3428908a8c77eb17 0 2191 4188 2015-01-08T16:14:41Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Winter seemed to have come back and settled upon again. It was real cold and the wind was blowing. I was neither late nor early when I arrived at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[John]] was not there yet. I spent a large part of the day posting from the old ledger into the new. After supper, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] took Romain, Emma, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & me to [[Lancaster]] to [[County Choir]] practice. Lloyd was there this time and we had a grand rehearsal. It was full moon and Jane & I lounged in the back seat. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 2, 1939|Apr 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 4, 1939|Apr 4, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] e1c1d8b70658a5bfb4437e05462c1d75924381d3 0 2192 4190 2015-01-08T16:14:41Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It's pretty nice getting up these mornings and thinking about going to work. Down at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] things went pretty well. I am learning a lot but don't seem to know very much at that. My [[Jane Young|"better half"]] stays right with me and helps me. [[Harold]] was away most all day and we had to make out. After supper we went to [[Singers]] to choir practice and had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] board meeting afterwards. It was a rainy day and we had thundershowers in the evening. [[John Appel]] was here a little. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 2, 1940|Apr 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 4, 1940|Apr 4, 1940]] }} 387cde14f7d28e5e7c280539b96b2e9a935bf695 0 2193 4192 2015-01-08T16:14:41Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Short (that is, [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]]) had to wake me this morning and yet we were late for our first discussion group at 9:00, fast time. After this discussion we went to the services in the (our) Church, Olivet. The sermon was preached by [[Park Hays Miller]], very wonderful. After dinner and discussion we skipped out of the closing service so Harold would be ready for Carter & the boys. [[Charlotte Byers|Charlotte]] & I came home about 4:30, at home. The Kaufman's were at [[Youngs]]' & I stayed for supper. The service tonight was a district joint at [[Strasburg]], a debate. We had a rowdy party at [[Romaine]]'s featuring Mary Jane & the moon, but [[Jane Young|Jane]] was main attraction. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 29, 1939|Apr 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 1, 1939|May 1, 1939]] }} 5a14129938ae9ad8f2740f54d6a315275c9984cd 0 2194 4194 2015-01-08T16:14:41Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We weren't in a hurry about getting up this morning again but we did, a little late. When I write this I hope that it is the last. It was cloudy in the morning but soon got warm and the sun came out. It got cloudy in the evening again. We were busy enough down at work. We are still catching up little by little. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was with us a little in the afternoon. When we got home in the evening we set to digging garden. We mowed a little yard for the first today, [[Webbie]] did. We ate a quick supper & worked till dark. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed & I did dishes & worked on my own books. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 29, 1940|Apr 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 1, 1940|May 1, 1940]] }} a8033f0d9e7840c9252087c08fac067020a7bce7 0 2195 4196 2015-01-08T16:14:41Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I was just a little late for work this morning but no one knew the difference. It didn't seem a bit like spring. The wind was cold and strong, the weather cloudy. We didn't have a lot of time to discuss the weather, however, for we were busy all the time. This evening we attended the first of this week's evening meetings at church. Rev. Underwood preached, and the Sr. Choir sang. Cantata practice proceeded with two absent members. It is pretty well in shape. At Young's, we had ice cream, dog & radio. For desert, I was treated to a little mess of moon, [[Jane Young|Jane]] officiating. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 3, 1939|Apr 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 5, 1939|Apr 5, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 57d55a439ccc424802495cff78de22c51e1eda20 0 2196 4198 2015-01-08T16:14:43Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] is getting to be a little bit lazy because I had half of my breakfast eaten [[Dialect|till]] she got downstairs this morning. We went off to work together as usual. It was the same run, almost. We were pretty busy with customers & salesmen. We are all looking forward to the time when we shall be in the new office. After supper we went to choir practice which lasted 1/2 hour. Then we went down [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & visited a couple of hours when we should have been in bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 3, 1940|Apr 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 5, 1940|Apr 5, 1940]] }} 08c75d244fda5704a0db90a860c7204850285c5e 0 2197 4200 2015-01-08T16:14:44Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I had to wait for my breakfast this morning. I didn't like it a bit, I mean having to wait, but there I was, ready, and it wasn't. I spent a good bit of today in the office and got my book work up to date again. The weather was more on the order of spring again. The sun was real warm, but the air was brisk. After supper, we went to teachers' & officers' meeting. Then Rev. Har___ preached a wonderful sermon at church. Afterwards I waited while the orchestra practiced. [[Jane Young|Jane]] wasn't feeling well at [[Kinzers]]. We were both sleepy. I expect to see [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] upstairs. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 4, 1939|Apr 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 6, 1939|Apr 6, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 5a8bbfdb41a3d60b12f094c3b52c36ff213c9c4c 0 2198 4202 2015-01-08T16:14:44Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki By this time [[Jane Young|my wife]] is really a genuine sleepy head. She was scarcely up in time to see me off to work, and was herself quite late for work. We were, what I would call, exceptionally busy at [[Arthur S. Young Company|my new employment]] today. Everything was fine except my eyes bothered me toward evening. After work we took our "family" and went to [[Lancaster First]] to a League Banquet. A [[Dr. Leber]] spoke and delivered a rousing message to a couple hundred of us "youngsters." {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 4, 1940|Apr 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 6, 1940|Apr 6, 1940]] }} df3e6cf64f43730fd8912470f687b37341e803e3 0 2199 4204 2015-01-08T16:14:44Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Quietly and quickly I arose and answered the tinkling of the alarm clock. [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] & [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] were in the other bed in my room and the Professor was in Harry's room. I had to wait for breakfast and was early to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. I spent a good deal of the day putting new bushings in the flour packer & I taught [[Groffie]] to pack flour. It rained from dawn to dark. The trucks weren't very busy. After supper Harry went to Scout. I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to church. Rev. Davies preached. Mary Jane & her mother are off the sick list & back in the choir. Short stayed home to study. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 5, 1939|Apr 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 7, 1939|Apr 7, 1939]] }} 8b73aaedfaa9a66fa518b5e1f82b409a90a24127 0 2200 4206 2015-01-08T16:14:44Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was quite all right but I mention it anyhow. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was still in bed after I had been up and had my breakfast and went off to work. She wasn't even sick. The [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] was full of our own salesmen and even at that, customers kept coming and we were busy. Time passed rapidly. In the afternoon we went down and washed and cleaned our car. We came back and fiddled around the chickens etc. After supper I went to the P.O. and store while Jane just sat around and took it easy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 5, 1940|Apr 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 7, 1940|Apr 7, 1940]] }} 2462abe7d7e9caab54106dca1a95864226ab9841 0 2201 4208 2015-01-08T16:14:45Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Bright and early, I started the day off. You must believe me, that is the only way. There is leisure before breakfast, if at no other time. There was nothing new at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], not even the weather, except there was no rain and [[John]] got [[Morris]] a brand new truck. After supper most of us went to <strike>prayer meeti</strike> preparatory services. Most everyone was there, especially the young people. Maybe it was to see [[Harold Brackbill|Short]], but even so they couldn't help my seeing them & wanting them -- especially the one [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] tried to hear me kiss. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 6, 1939|Apr 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 8, 1939|Apr 8, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] d85321587678c115a4e1d2c0c48ba1de2825ebc8 0 2202 4210 2015-01-08T16:14:45Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The usual Sunday morning happenings took place this morning. The head of the house arose considerably first then came the [[Jane Young|Lady]]. We got off to Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] early. It was a bright clear day and everyone was in good humor. We were invited over home for dinner; and, of course, went. We spent an enjoyable day. After a good [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] meeting and church service we went up to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]'s where [[Wind Troop]] had the rest going. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 6, 1940|Apr 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 8, 1940|Apr 8, 1940]] }} 2d1fb801c9938c278de1fbbf1a36ea9605a852e2 0 2203 4212 2015-01-08T16:14:45Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today again I got up earlier than the cooks and had to wait for breakfast. [[John]] was late enough that I got a chance to start the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We started the day with a very few orders but business increased so much that we didn't get finished till way after dinner. [[Harold Brackbill|Short]], [[Morris]], & I took a living room suit to [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman|Uncle Ivan]]'s. After the P.S. of our supper, Short & I went after women. He brought [[Mary Jane]] to [[Kinzers]] & we all played [[Chinese Checkers]]. We left early to prepare for early rising tomorrow. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 7, 1939|Apr 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 9, 1939|Apr 9, 1939]] }} 25fbe92ed980e40c2bd472dcc9dc63bd16d94287 0 2204 4214 2015-01-08T16:14:45Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning it was raining - not much of a wash day. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I both went down to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] to work. A rainy day in the summertime seems to increase business tremendously. They were planning to ship a new pickup baler to Texas and one to Mexico. The home fire had gone out and I had to make it again in order to have it comfortably warm. After supper Jane went to Guild meeting and I went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Staff meeting at [[Lancaster]]. I got home first. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 7, 1940|Apr 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 9, 1940|Apr 9, 1940]] }} 9324bad40393891183ba0757349af9ae1a6c7d2d 0 2205 4216 2015-01-08T16:14:46Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki A wonderful day. The ground was white with snow this morning. I got up about 5 o'clock and shaved & dressed--[[Romaine]], [[Mary Jane]], [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]], [[Harold Brackbill|Short]], & I went to the county [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Sunrise Service in [[Lancaster]]. I had breakfast at Jane's. S.S. & Church was well attended. Jane came here for dinner also Moores & Yuningers. We gathered [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbutus Arbutus]. Supper at Sheaffers. In the evening the Y.P. Choir put on a beautiful cantata and got complemented. Back at [[Youngs]] we listened to the radio quite a while and then dozed off from ten till about one. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 8, 1939|Apr 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 10, 1939|Apr 10, 1939]] }} 38e4bfeccb78cc7c5f4629b6a7e24392c87608ca 0 2206 4218 2015-01-08T16:14:46Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The day started off just as most every day does. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing and I walked to work. I spent a couple hours hauling Amishmen. We are still getting ready to move to the new office and don't know when we will. After supper Jane ironed, I did the dishes. Then I took Jane down home and went to [[H.B.K.]]'s to a meeting of the [[Paradise High School|P.H.S.]] Alumni Banquet committee. The day was cloudy and the night is windy and cold. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 8, 1940|Apr 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 10, 1940|Apr 10, 1940]] }} 302a075da0c836884bf22d7d51c6053a570efbf6 0 2207 4220 2015-01-08T16:14:46Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Fall is just around the corner, but it is still summer time. Summer weather still prevails, and today we had a honey of a shower, although just a short one. We were busy with feed today. One order was so large it took four of us half the afternoon to get ready. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for one of the best swims of this season. From there we all went over to [[Flossie]]'s and surprised her on her birthday. We had nice games, lots of leamonade & cake. Of course back home to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 31, 1939|Jul 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 2, 1939|Aug 2, 1939]] }} e1ab4cc5bfbdd3a0f10df39a6b2fcecd126e4177 0 2208 4222 2015-01-08T16:14:46Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki When we awakened at 5:30 this morning it was real cool. A wind had blown during the night and cooled it off. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herm]] went up and got a quilt. I went along down home to get some beets to can. I canned 7 pints. At the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] Herman says things were about the same. Nothing exciting happened. In the evening after supper Herm mowed yard. I dressed up a little but no one special came. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] stopped in for a minute, [[Webby|Webbie]] visited for about an hour. Now it is time for bed again and we will need our quilt for it is really cool. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 31, 1940|Jul 31, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 2, 1940|Aug 2, 1940]] }} [[Category:Journal entries by Jane]] fc206ad9e76a5eaa87b70a2e7edcbf8868af48d0 0 2209 4224 2015-01-08T16:14:46Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Unloosing myself from a prevailing dream, I found I had not slept too soundly and that I would have to go to work in not the best of condition. Regardless of my condition we were all put through our paces and stretched out at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. I was very tired by nightfall. [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s games committee met at our house in the evening. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] was here for the first time for him. Everything went off O.K. After that "Bud" Troop called me over & Jane gave us about 2 qt of [[icecream]], fresh peach, and, of course, we ate it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 9, 1939|Aug 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 11, 1939|Aug 11, 1939]] }} c89f290f2219ef88a5ff9d6dd1880b05ef2edbd1 0 2210 4226 2015-01-08T16:14:47Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Nothing seems to happen any more and it seems like a pretty lonely life but I guess I'll get used to living alone. [[Walter]] is at A. C. this weeke end and our [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] wasn't so crowded. We had a busy morning. In the afternoon [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] and [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & I went over home to swimming. We stayed for supper. After that I went alone to see [[Jane Young|Jane]] and visited her a little while. Then I stopped in at Paradise Festival coming home & tried 20&cent; worth to get a blanket & didn't. I soon got tired and came home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 9, 1940|Aug 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 11, 1940|Aug 11, 1940]] }} 23899773ac81272937b1471b91a76ff307a1f58e 0 2211 4228 2015-01-08T16:14:47Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We awoke before the sunrise and, Lo! it was nearly time to get up. And so that goes to show you that Autumn is creeping upon us and the furnace must be cleaned and the coal bin filled. Business was good today and we just barely missed getting buried in work. It was hot today again but fairly humid so that the air was fresh. I was late getting home but not late for supper. After supper I got my hair cut. When I got home - [[John C. Appel]] was here and we had a very nice visit. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here but she left shortly. I was sorry. Now it's bedtime again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 10, 1939|Aug 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 12, 1939|Aug 12, 1939]] }} 36c49589da474afc6c3c261bd432024caed4ba8f 0 2212 4230 2015-01-08T16:14:48Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I felt pretty good lying in bed this morning but then I had to get up and eat my breakfast & polish my shoes before going to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We had [[Mr. Kaufman|Rev. Kaufman]] back with us again. It was a nice morning and so it wasn't hard to stay in church. I had dinner down home & spent the afternoon [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] swimming etc. Three bros. & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I stopped in to see [[Jane Young|Jane]] on our way to sing with the [[County Chorus]] at the [[Lititz]] spring park. We got home real late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 10, 1940|Aug 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 12, 1940|Aug 12, 1940]] }} 1d38e3daa27679b9746360887cbd9417f19d25a2 0 2213 4232 2015-01-08T16:14:48Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Now, today was a funny day. When I got up I thought I had appendicitis or something but that wore off. At work I had two trips that each lasted about two hours. That and repairing the water wheel was the extent of my day's labor. [[Jane Young|Jane]] picked me up then & I washed in the creek & shaved over [[Brackbill Farm|home]]. It was the [[Brackbill Reunion]] and we had dinner at the large picnic. We had a baseball game & quite a lovely swim. There were 108 about there. After lunch supper we cleaned up & listened to the radio & talked. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 11, 1939|Aug 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 13, 1939|Aug 13, 1939]] }} c7f4fc99a7fbe2ef5d519a05496de75190662300 0 2214 4234 2015-01-08T16:14:49Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It had been a swell night to sleep & I was really rested up till morning. It was raining a little this morning but later on it stopped and the sun came out warm. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother "Y"]] surely had a big wash with hers & ours both. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] went up to Sunbury, [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] is over at [[Sheaffers]] for a week and the boys were supposed to go to New York [[World Fair]]. We were busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. After a big supper down home, I took Auntie & we went to see [[Jane Young|Jane]]. Then I went to County Staff meeting. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 11, 1940|Aug 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 13, 1940|Aug 13, 1940]] }} 33ba5c38161fed327601eae677e8aae353d8b156 0 2215 4236 2015-01-08T16:14:49Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] said I was ambitious because I got up at seven and took a bath & started breakfast before she got up. It was hot again and we roasted in Sunday School. We didn't stay for [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] and, believe me, we (or I) surely missed it. Instead, we went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & got [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]] & [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother B.]] & went to [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman|Uncle Ivan]]'s, [[Pottstown]], for dinner. It was hot & the kids did what they could to ruin my flannel trousers. We came home about eight bringing [[Janice Brackbill|Janice]] along back. It was gusty & looked like rain when we got home, about nine thirty. It was still hot. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 12, 1939|Aug 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 14, 1939|Aug 14, 1939]] }} c9bca0d4e88bd918cd1a679d87e1891300f0eeb7 0 2216 4238 2015-01-08T16:14:49Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki A bad day, at least a bad morning. I over slept about an hour and was late for work. It was a busy day and we had to keep up with it. The weather was very warm all day. This evening we were favored with a heavy thunder storm and a flooding supply of water. Between things, [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] & [[Ruth Newswanger]] & I went in to see [[Jane Young|Jane]]. She was just fine as usual. After we came home I went to the Baler shop to see [[Phil]]'s movies with the rest of the boys. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 12, 1940|Aug 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 14, 1940|Aug 14, 1940]] }} e506f82cb04503016b280057aaacd08e72cf7e7e 0 2217 4240 2015-01-08T16:14:49Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki After an early awakening, I rolled out of bed to a fresh week's start. We did the best we could at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but were handicapped with a boss who was sunburned, sleepy & probably a little sick -- with all due respects to him. It was hot again and slightly cloudy. We wanted rain but got none again. In the afternoon [[John Hess|John]] was abed at home & we drifted along without him. After supper I transferred my laying hens (of which there are six) to botteries & cleaned the henhouse. [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed & I later read. We had boy visitors & enjoyed our troubles. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 13, 1939|Aug 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 15, 1939|Aug 15, 1939]] }} b2c8501fc3332933ca6a25851326ef18b34b3322 0 2218 4242 2015-01-08T16:14:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Another bachelor day in the life of a truly married man. It started out with breakfast alone, then I went to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. From then on, it was like an ordinary day except that a few miles distance away was a [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|new joy]] that recently came into my life. Dinner & supper I had down home as I have been doing. After that I took [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Webb McLaughlin|Web]] in to see [[Jane Young|Jane]]. Then we went to see [[wikipedia:Pride and Prejudice (1940 film)|"Pride & Prejudice"]] a very funny & good movie. Web stayed all night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 13, 1940|Aug 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 15, 1940|Aug 15, 1940]] }} 3b6e3c7a715fce0fdf93352ca7fdbf91f7bf52b5 0 2219 4244 2015-01-08T16:14:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up shortly after 5 o'clock and [[Jane Young|Jane]] followed promptly. After a short breakfast I hastened to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] alone & started the wheels a-turning, to get [[Dick]]'s load ready. [[Webster McLaughlin]] was at the mill all day visiting. It was surely hot but I had no strenuous work to do, only office work in the afternoon. We put in 21 white rock chicks about 10 wks old & 1 rooster. After supper we loaded up [[Romaine]], [[Nancy Young|Nancy]], [[Webby]] & [[Junie Zimmerman]] & went over to the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]] & swam & boated. We had a swell time. We got home about nine thirty & put the chicks to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 14, 1939|Aug 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 16, 1939|Aug 16, 1939]] }} d5eadc40e45521b04497738a1b7720589283cc62 0 2220 4246 2015-01-08T16:14:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up in time this morning to prepare breakfast for [[Webb McLaughlin|my little guest]]. It had gotten much cooler and we could have slept much longer. After breakfast, Web went home & I went off to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]]. This office work is getting to be quite the thing with me. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y]] & [[Dot]] went along to visit [[Jane Young|Jane]] today. She is just fine & dandy & so is little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn Brackbill]]. [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] stopped in for Dot after we got home and they stayed & visited a little. ==Commentary== ''It took seven days for Evelyn to get her name. Also note that Jane is still in the hospital seven days after the birth; this would be unthinkable today but apparently was not a big deal.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 14, 1940|Aug 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 16, 1940|Aug 16, 1940]] }} a97dddd9c06f6acf87d4df5ee04de89f2edf1814 0 2221 4248 2015-01-08T16:14:51Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Another day, another, what? dollar? Well if we just lived our days for the dollars we might earn, ours would be a life of shallowness and misery (if I know it). We must look on the bright side and be happy, yet not forget the dark side lest we be foolish. Let us not think more highly of ourselves than we ought as the Scripture says. [[Kurtzie]] is losing his job because he went crooked. [[John Hess|John]] says he got swell headed & that is a bad defence. I just finished writing to [[Harold Brackbill|Short]]. Now, I guess, I'll get ready to finish the day & go to bed. "When it is past" a day is even shorter than we can write it down. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 15, 1939|Aug 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 17, 1939|Aug 17, 1939]] }} 90512456b65305179824d612ea313e66971ff76a 0 2222 4250 2015-01-08T16:14:51Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Just Friday but everyday seems to be a red letter day. Nothing exciting at all happened at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] at work. Things went along in their own naturla busy way. After supper I didn't go in to see my [[Jane Young|wife]] and [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]]. I went over home for supper. I had intended to swim but it was too cold and I didn't. I went to [[New Holland]] to Nelson's to take charge of [[East Branch]] board meeting. I came back & slept on the farm. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 15, 1940|Aug 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 17, 1940|Aug 17, 1940]] }} b1ae9123f422d5e93767e3e0f33702f2ef46320e 0 2223 4252 2015-01-08T16:14:51Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki If we could do just one good deed each day, till a few years were past we would have done a great number and would accordingly be a great blessing to all we have known. A day is long, but if we make the best of it we can remember it by the little, yet important, things we have accomplished. We were busy for so hot a day but finished early in order to go to a feed meeting. [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] & I rode [[Dick]]'s rumble seat to [[Reading]]. It was airy but cool. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] stayed here all night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 16, 1939|Aug 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 18, 1939|Aug 18, 1939]] }} 0627e0430a5d36484bcf5fbbe3490eadabc31df3 0 2224 4254 2015-01-08T16:14:51Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki When I awoke it seemed quite natural for me to be in bed with [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] on the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]]. I had a good breakfast and then came over & went to work. Right quick after dinner I got ready to go to [[Lancaster]]. We ([[C. Everett Young|Everett]], [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] & I) visited [[Jane Young|Jane]] & saw [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] again. Then Mother shopped for Jane & Everett & I bought him pants & window shopped. We came home & had supper & then came up and changed the rooms around upstairs. [[Youngs]] stayed all night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 16, 1940|Aug 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 18, 1940|Aug 18, 1940]] }} fd2c9bc6c93ec6ccb524f1c61c7160ae5f8fd359 0 2225 4256 2015-01-08T16:14:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was still in bed this morning & so I didn't see her. Work went fine at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. I broke away from the gang at noon & took the rest of the day off. [[Jane Young|Jane]] took her family to the Sunday School Picnic in their car before dinner. I joined the fun about the middle of the games. It was very hot but the young fortunate ones of us cooled off at the swimming pool. We really had fun. After picnic supper, we came home & went to [[East Branch]] Executive Board at [[Reba Clark]]'s. It was still hot. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 17, 1939|Aug 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 19, 1939|Aug 19, 1939]] }} dc30f566d0467ca9209fff3e2fdefceb5ed61445 0 2226 4258 2015-01-08T16:14:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I am so tired (physically) that I am tempted to retire without making this entry but it was such a wonderful day that I must inscribe. [[C. Everett Young|Youngie]] & I had a big breakfast, then we went to S.S. [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] was at Old Leacock -- Communion -- and I sat in the choir. I took [[Doris Brackbill|Dot]] & [[Mary Jane]] over home to the [[Leaman]] family picnic. We swam, played & had the best of fun. It was kinda rainy. After supper, [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] & I took MJB home & went in to visit my [[Jane Young|wife]] & [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|child]]. Home again--we talked for an hour then I came home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 17, 1940|Aug 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 19, 1940|Aug 19, 1940]] }} 05c1556b55242537d9609515f7e84ea31c764085 0 2227 4260 2015-01-08T16:14:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was pretty late when I got around to going to [[Hess's Mill|work]] for, what do you think, it was raining. It rained steadily from the east all morning. In the afternoon the showers were intermittent. After cleaning up and helping [[Spunk]] choose a pig and a little supper we packed up and went to [[Peach Bottom]] to Buck's & Smokers to a Home Party with [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]], [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]] & [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]], [[Jane Young|Jane]] & Jake. We got there about dark and ate a big doggie & corn roast with extras. I was nearly sick. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 18, 1939|Aug 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 20, 1939|Aug 20, 1939]] }} 3d6b43d0566fba5adb369a101c2b17723578698b 0 2228 4262 2015-01-08T16:14:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Quite a few dreams helped to make my night a very pleasant one. It was cool and anyone could have slept who was the least bit tired. I had a solo breakfast and then went down to work. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was home from her vacation and added her cheerfulness. It was rainy & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y]] had a big wash. I ate dinner on Elam. After dinner [[Auntie]] & Mother & Nancy cleaned my "Bachelor Hall." I had supper at [[Reba]] & [[Jack]]'s--a good one. Then I went in to see [[Jane Young|Jane]]. I brought all the presents home & then visited a little while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 18, 1940|Aug 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 20, 1940|Aug 20, 1940]] }} be5daa84111ec997623d076d4745c84bf452a4bf 0 2229 4264 2015-01-08T16:14:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki After a little bit of struggling I managed to free myself from an enormous dream which was very superfluous. Again today, the heat was one of our main concerns for we all nearly roasted. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and in the afternoon [[John]] went away leaving us at the mercy of our customers. Around our supper, [[Jane Young|Jane]] was wordless & I attempted to make her talk. She just would pout as usual in those cases & best I could do was to make her smile at a joke. We visited on our front porch in the evening. Jane went to [[Ethel]]'s & I shall retire early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 1, 1939|Aug 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 3, 1939|Aug 3, 1939]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] 7dd7cdcba1e7e491dce5f6aedc44cdf36e2884d7 0 2230 4266 2015-01-08T16:14:53Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We both had a good night's sleep last night upstairs in bed. It always makes a fellow feel better. Down at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] it was payday and we were busy. In the afternoon I worked on the Bank statement and was 3 cents off. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went along down home. I went back to my job and had several customers to wait on. It was a cool day and will be a cooler night. I am quite ready to indulge in a good night's rest again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 1, 1940|Aug 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 3, 1940|Aug 3, 1940]] }} b0eef5042fb750261cfa982c1d5554f0a85379f7 0 2231 4268 2015-01-08T16:14:53Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki After a good night's sleep on [[Dave]] & [[Helen]]'s bed, I awoke hearing the whisper of [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Janice Brackbill|Janice]]. It was early yet but the rest were all up, except [[Val]] & me. Then we got up. After breakfast, we all--mostly--went to Sunday School at [[Chestnut Level]]. When we got back there were other company. Dinner went hard but was good. Stomach not so good. We walked then and then drove to [[Peach Bottom]] Beach & swam in the river. After supper we looked around & came home about dark. We took the family over first. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 19, 1939|Aug 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 21, 1939|Aug 21, 1939]] }} 796750882e3de1197dedad6759e05439497ff133 0 2232 4270 2015-01-08T16:14:54Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This was a cool morning again. I got up promptly at six and had a nice breakfast. We were pretty busy in the forenoon but everything was small to the home coming anticipated. After dinner, [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]], [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & I went in to do a little shopping and especially to bring my girls home. They both stood the trip very nicely. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] are now staying with us and it is quite enjoyable. [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] had quite a few callers and is quite proud of us. (we hope) {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 19, 1940|Aug 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 21, 1940|Aug 21, 1940]] }} 7a4b9caccfcd51a0b98bbcff7a2799a5d5fd22aa 0 2233 4272 2015-01-08T16:14:54Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Things were about the same at home this morning except, maybe, my stomach. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] it was different than any other day yet. [[John]] was away and we weren't too busy. The men were all around and we should have gotten along fine but the fellows were just lazy and as a result we all worked an hour overtime. For supper, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went home to the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]]. After supper, we got apples ready to make cider and apple butter tomorrow. We also celebrated [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]]'s 58th Birthday with [[Yuningers]] & [[Robinsons]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 20, 1939|Aug 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 22, 1939|Aug 22, 1939]] }} b0851339f9b7e337e6b80abda813fc64f3f1afa4 0 2234 4274 2015-01-08T16:14:55Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We wakened ourselves about two oclock and gave little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] a meal. She was good all night, and we slept pretty well in spite of everything new. [[Val]] went to work early and I went too, later on. [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] is on his vacation and we are striving to get along without him. The Baby had nearly the whole town in looking at her. Even kids from as far away as [[Paradise]] hopped in. At supper time, I mowed most of the yard. We played croquet with the neighbors till dark. [[Harold Brackbill|Short (Harold)]] & [[Clair]] visited us later on. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 20, 1940|Aug 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 22, 1940|Aug 22, 1940]] }} 4c89578175be43e433dbb5674756445cbf5fd58c 0 2235 4276 2015-01-08T16:14:55Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki As I take my pen in hand to write the events of this day in my book, I reflect with no small amount of sadness the things that have been done poorly. I am quick to smile & be glad when a day has passed with little friction, and, although the day has been pleasant to me, still I remember some regrets. The boys at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] balked again. The U.C.C.E. doggie roast I consider a flop for no boy took interest. The Guild remained unentertained. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 21, 1939|Aug 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 23, 1939|Aug 23, 1939]] }} 72ed01ce96439c0e25bd2a93c8c85a0056dbfd73 0 2236 4278 2015-01-08T16:14:55Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|The Baby]] had to be fed at two again so we did it. It goes fairly easy for she is very good. We repeated the routine of yesterday & seemed to enjoy it. At the office, things were busy. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] left for Ohio State fair toward evening. I got my hair cut. We had more visitors to see our little prize. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] seem to be doing fine. I went back to work after supper & was busy again. When I returned, Eunice & Val were in bed and [[Jane Young|Jane]] was feeding the baby. Now it is after ten. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 21, 1940|Aug 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 23, 1940|Aug 23, 1940]] }} 2455c708dee50e80cce42dccf642e4af58225371 0 2237 4280 2015-01-08T16:14:55Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I waked, cat-naped, and dreamed alternately this morning until it was half hour past time to get up. When we got to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], the wheels were already turning and [[John]] was back on the job. We were real busy but got finished in good time. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] raked & mowed the yard & I trimmed hedge & mowed until dark. Then Jane ironed & I washed & dried the supper dishes. It is a perfect late summer evening, dark real soon and not warm, crickets & katydids. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 22, 1939|Aug 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 24, 1939|Aug 24, 1939]] }} 691eb26b9154bcfe9b3fdc454437e19ba9411ee6 0 2238 4282 2015-01-08T16:14:56Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It's fun to have a house keeper and to get up and eat breakfast and go off to work. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] is doing fine. I was at work a little ahead of time for once. We kind missed our both Bosses but made out pretty well. The office wasn't very busy, but the men in the shop were. The Baby is still getting presents and having company. Four Brackbills were here after supper, [[Doris Brackbill|Dot]], [[Janice Brackbill|Jan]], [[Warren Brackbill|Barney]] & [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill|Jake]]. [[Ruth]] also visited. I went to [[Milley B]]'s to a committee meeting but was home early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 22, 1940|Aug 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 24, 1940|Aug 24, 1940]] }} f72e5b6584ab554be6096407525403a35ad3ca98 0 2239 4284 2015-01-08T16:14:56Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Exactly one half hour late, we awakened to the fact that it was time to get up. Result -- late for [[Groffie]] & late for work. It was about as hot and sticky this forenoon as it possibly could have been. We were not rushed at work but sweated ourselves wet. In the afternoon it rained and a thundershower, or rather storm, set fire to [[Jonas Smoker]]'s barn & razed it. In the evening the executive committee of the [[County Chorus]] met here. Kathryn G. & Elizabeth Rutt were them. We met, ate, & looked at presents. The air is full of storm again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 23, 1939|Aug 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 25, 1939|Aug 25, 1939]] }} 2404b211758343b005ad058d7533bb767c130dad 0 2240 4286 2015-01-08T16:14:56Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Well, well! Here we are again boys. The bigger the day, the bigger. We had a pretty much leisurely morning at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. There wasn't much going and we carried on a little with [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] as the goat. In the afternoon we moved the baby furniture up from down home. [[Val]] & I washed the car, made icecream, and proceeded to eat it. [[Yuningers]] brought [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] over to visit just then. After supper, we played croquet till dark. Then the three boys played bad eggs and after taking the company home, went to town and enjoyed [[wikipedia:Boom Town (film)|"Boom Town"]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 23, 1940|Aug 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 25, 1940|Aug 25, 1940]] }} c6a0735fff7c856ddb8c5012a0f785d27ef77917 0 2241 4288 2015-01-08T16:14:56Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki When I got to [[Youngs]] on my way to work, I noticed the four of them getting ready to leave for the N.Y. Worlds Fair and so I said "goodby" to them. We had to put a couple of plank in the bottom of the pit before we could start up at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I kept house at the Young's home this day and night. Jane baked two cakes and we listened to the news of the threating war on the radio. We had a nice date in the old chair & slept in [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]]'s bed. ==Commentary== ''The "news of the threating war" that [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] refers to is probably the signing of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi-Soviet_Pact Nazi-Soviet Pact] the previous day.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 24, 1939|Aug 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 26, 1939|Aug 26, 1939]] }} [[Category:World War II]] fc183211818b6a20bec6db22d064ec3fc5f575ef 0 2242 4290 2015-01-08T16:14:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Sunday and company all day long. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] still is our cook and we took advantage of that. Excepting [[Jane Young|Jane]] & the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]], we all went to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We had "killed old white rooster" for dinner with [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] as special guests. In the afternoon we played croquet a while but it rained and made us stop. We spent the rest of the time indoors. I went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] but few were there. We had a meeting. We talked to [[Mr. Kaufman|Kauffmans]] afterwards. When bedtime came, we surely were sleepy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 24, 1940|Aug 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 26, 1940|Aug 26, 1940]] }} b700269b1bc5d9f1540c07cd0cd0568bcef400ae 0 2243 4292 2015-01-08T16:14:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Pay day again and another busy one. [[Dick]] was hauling feed with his truck as well as were the other two drivers. We got finished by late noon and sat & talked a little afterwards. When I got "home" I found that [[Jane Young|Jane]] had trouble with the car and that the battery was down. I made a trip to Shirks & got it tended to. Grammy Y. treated us to peach pie & [[icecream]] for supper. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] visited us & [[Betty Doutrich]] dropped in. Late on the Young family returned & we came home to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 25, 1939|Aug 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 27, 1939|Aug 27, 1939]] }} dbf7a37929c8b509cfd4458eed1bf847201e1a80 0 2244 4294 2015-01-08T16:14:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Washday, but we didn't wash. It was a miserable day and continued cold and damp and rainy. We made a little fire in our furnace to make the house a little better. At work, we were busier for a change. [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] was back and it was like old times. We finished up the rooster for supper then we sat around and listened to the radio, played checkers & some slept. We borrowed our neighbor's coal oil heater & brought the temperature up where it belonged. We retired slowly as we always do. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 25, 1940|Aug 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 27, 1940|Aug 27, 1940]] }} 25886934b6902458116c83764a8381e233724b3d 0 2245 4296 2015-01-08T16:14:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki A regular ordinary, or I should say, Average Sunday has come again. We hurried and went to Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. Both were well attended. The organ went funny in church. An outside minister preached. We walked to [[John Groff|Uncle John Groff]]'s for Sunday dinner. It was swell. In the afternoon we chatted & drove with the Groff girls' boyfriends & had a swell time. After supper at home, we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] led & we met inside. After that, we, intending to have a committee meeting, were entertained at [[Brown]]'s with appreciated movies of their trip west, etc. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 26, 1939|Aug 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 28, 1939|Aug 28, 1939]] }} c74a14448f8e6f410664a132b90d0ec78ce31a37 0 2246 4298 2015-01-08T16:14:58Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was cold and raining again this morning, but--the washing had to be done and so the girls got at it and hung it in the attic. The rainy weather brought lots of trade to [[Arthur S. Young Company|Arthur S. Young Co. Inc.]] We were busy all day. After supper our guests and helpers prepared to leave us. I went down to the office again and filled in. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] and [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] got home from the Fair. [[Red]] & [[Arvella]] came and visited us a while. We then headed for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 26, 1940|Aug 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 28, 1940|Aug 28, 1940]] }} c71e830a90901d3430259afb854686bab150027d 0 2247 4300 2015-01-08T16:14:58Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Sunday can't come without our first having fulfilled the day ahead of it and so we start with Monday. It was real cool this morning and we appreciated the change. After we got [[Dick]] loaded & headed for [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] we found we weren't so terrible busy. [[Groffie]] went to mow [[John]]'s lawn, [[Morris Schnupp|Schnuppie]] made mostly long trips, John was away all afternoon and so [[Allen|Allie]] & I had the place to ourselves. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed. I started to put up a chicken yard fence but darkness put a stop to that about 7:30. Then I relaxed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 27, 1939|Aug 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 29, 1939|Aug 29, 1939]] }} 4df8a29387210dde71093b58f6ce09251bfbc01b 0 2248 4302 2015-01-08T16:14:58Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This night life is or must be getting too much for me for I over slept and was a half hour late for work and had no breakfast. It still rains a little and still we are busy. Customers everywhere tracking mud all around. We miss our cook but get along all right. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] and [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] were away all day. After supper I did the dishes. [[Morris Schnupp|Schupps]] dropped in for a nice little visited. We listened the radio and worked on S.S. reports. Really are a sleepy bunch ready for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 27, 1940|Aug 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 29, 1940|Aug 29, 1940]] }} a20996c2242ded4bf565d07e67662ace72a889b9 0 2249 4304 2015-01-08T16:14:58Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Shaking off a few lousey dreams, I kicked myself around to getting up at the last minute. It was a cool morning and, although it got warmer during the day, it was real cool by evening. Clouds hid the beautiful moon which would have been full. We were not busy again and were kept busy finding things to do. We quit real early for a change. After supper I washed & shaved & went to the garage. Then we had a Prayer Meeting Committee Meeting at [[Esther]]'s. That broke up real early & I came home to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 28, 1939|Aug 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 30, 1939|Aug 30, 1939]] }} df617c4d863e8b4a77bc1fbaa2cff285bdc79c21 0 2250 4306 2015-01-08T16:14:59Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki More rain made it be another dreary day. We were not extra busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] but still had work. The wash is not dry yet but draped in various places around the house. [[Jane Young|Jane]] really has the blues of it being by herself. I was busy on the telephone some today getting the choir together for tonight. After supper we had Y.P. choir practice at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Mrs. Kaufman]] played. The kids stopped in on their way home & we visited. They were going to take "Tommie's" cat along home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 28, 1940|Aug 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 30, 1940|Aug 30, 1940]] }} a78cfc581b3203e501e09eb8247e8abc77190354 0 2251 4308 2015-01-08T16:14:59Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki There was no trouble to getting started. The weather was hot in the morning and continued so throughout the entire day. I spent a good bit of time doing office work for it was the most pleasant. [[John]] was away a good bit of the afternoon which made it a little nicer for us because we weren't busy. After supper I dressed & cleaned up and went to [[Christiana]] to change my Registration address. I soon came back and we sat on the front porch and enjoyed a nice cool breeze & a noisy katydid. [[Junie Z.]] & [[Bobby Brown]] dropped in on us and we had a good time. Soon it's bedtime. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 2, 1939|Aug 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 4, 1939|Aug 4, 1939]] }} f66df2229f86bec5dba89ee4b21edb117752bcb5 0 2252 4310 2015-01-08T16:14:59Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Happy birthday to Brother [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]] --He's 20 today -- just a kid but then too, almost a man. Nice fellow, that Hershey. We had a full morning of it at work. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & I went to the banks & met [[Arthur S. Young|Dad]] who invited [[Jane Young|Jane]] & me over home in the P.M. After dinner Jane & I did go over & helped them water the potatoes & tomatoes with Kinzer Fire Engine. [[Val]] & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] came later & we played croquet. We made ice cream & celebrated that birthday previously mentioned. We ate, then stayed over night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 2, 1940|Aug 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 4, 1940|Aug 4, 1940]] }} 24cce8fd7dfa86ba74c174b13a287217156a6c86 0 2253 4312 2015-01-08T16:14:59Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today was a cloudy one again. It was quite cool for a change & [[John]] wore a coat part of the time. I didn't have any trouble keeping warm, though. At dinner time I called the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]] and talked to [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] who had been home the last two days. After supper we cleaned up and went out to solicit ads for the Yearbook. We had quite enough success. We went home to the farm then & visited. [[Yuningers]] were there. We talked, ate watermelon & canteloupe till we "pert near busted" & came home with a car full of supplies. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 29, 1939|Aug 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 31, 1939|Aug 31, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 0d558e10adca5e30d917193bebf23e23b7cffdd9 0 2254 4314 2015-01-08T16:15:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki More rain dampened our old earth; rain that was needed by many places and much appreciated but rain that also dampened the spirits of us mortals. Such days are busy ones for the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] and shop and so we say "It's an ill wind that blows no good." Our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|little girl]] is starting her fourth week with us and is growing dearer and dearer in the hearts of us, her parents. Bed time is not until ten oclock and so we spend long sleepy evenings before retiring. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 29, 1940|Aug 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 31, 1940|Aug 31, 1940]] }} 20924b9f7bc4a0b65f516be83e5902c98b4242ff 0 2255 4316 2015-01-08T16:15:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki My late retirement showed on me this morning for I could or would scarcely get up in time to go to work, yet alone eat a good breakfast. We were not too busy again and I put in a good half day repairing the canvas on the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. The sun shone nicely all day and it was warm again. Tonight the big moon has come out again. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I pulled weeds out of the garden. It needed it. Jane washed dishes & I fixed another ligth cord. Now I write & she reads. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 30, 1939|Aug 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 1, 1939|Sep 1, 1939]] }} 12d3265eaf0fab53ed3389cb66d9966e7b94755c 0 2256 4318 2015-01-08T16:15:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki There is nothing as changeable as the weather but it seems to change to something so nearly like the former state that it is hardly detectable to us. Thunder showers late in the evening encouraged us. In the afternoon I just dressed up and nursed my cold, neglecting my lawn and garden. We had the Doctor come to examine our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] to tell us how to care for her one little eye, seemingly infected. We spent a long hour or two in the evening by the radio. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 30, 1940|Aug 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 1, 1940|Sep 1, 1940]] }} c0a1ff5aee567972274c7b817c470ce6d25710ad 0 2257 4320 2015-01-08T16:15:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki After my [[Jane Young|Janie]] got up this morning, I went back to sleep and dreamed of apples - all kinds, but all good. And so apples made me hurry and apples nearly made me late for work. It wasn't quite so hot today. I worried as much trying to find something to do as I did trying to get it done. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] was here for supper. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came, [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] came & [[John Hess]] & his wife & [[Jack]] came and brought us a lovely gift - 8 goblets & 8 sherbets. We had a very nice time with icecream & cakes& all. They left about 10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 3, 1939|Aug 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 5, 1939|Aug 5, 1939]] }} 8b8d8adc9d9a46e138b3cabc40b3c4896506a695 0 2258 4322 2015-01-08T16:15:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I arose with the chickens almost among the chickens, too. I turned the hose on my car to make it look presentable at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We had a big breakfast and then went to Church. [[Rev. Workman]] preached to us, we listened for he was interesting. In the afternoon we went over <strike>home</strike> to [[Aldus Doutrich]]'s, and for dinner--the [[Shultz]] Reunion. At least one swell looking girl was there. We hadn't enough to eat, almost. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I left the party and went to a good old [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] meeting at Church. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 3, 1940|Aug 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 5, 1940|Aug 5, 1940]] }} ab1f17b599313c90243edb8083b64e5b38c01e2d 0 2259 4324 2015-01-08T16:15:02Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] said that this is twice now that I went back to sleep after she got up and I was late as a result. No ill resulted from it, though, for we were not so very busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. Consequently, we were finished by noon & came home to surprise Jane by my timelyness. I mowed lawn, trimmed, etc in the afternoon. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here a little. We took baths and had supper. After supper we vainly waited for someone to come to visit us. I read & pondered while Jane planed the piano. It's bedtime & no guests. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 4, 1939|Aug 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 6, 1939|Aug 6, 1939]] }} 4ffb2824113b92616527a9e91077347fa51f2af9 0 2260 4326 2015-01-08T16:15:02Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Wash day - Ho Hum. I got up at 5 & lighted the water heater, then crawled back into bed again. I filled the tub for [[Jane Young|Jane]] and then went off to work. My coworker--[[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] was in a pretty bad way--sunburned from the beach and it almost got the best of him. After a hurried supper I cleaned up quickly & dressed. Then [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I went with [[Stan]] and his load to [[Lititz]] to practice for a concert Sunday night. We had a long practice--a high old time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 4, 1940|Aug 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 6, 1940|Aug 6, 1940]] }} 754ffb36bd528b1385bcbb14ebb68dffcb092382 0 2261 4328 2015-01-08T16:15:02Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Sunday is always a wonderful day, but this Sunday was an exception. Our minister's father, Rev. J. Warren Kaufman of [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] preached the sermon and it was a wonderful one. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went home to the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]] for dinner & of course enjoyed it. We swam with a large crowd in the afternoon. [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman|Uncle Ivan]]'s were visiting. Flossie & we all went over there for supper. [[Elsie]] & [[Ellis]], [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]], [[Val]] & the whole Brackbill tribe. Dot led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & we had a couple visitors from [[Middle Octoraro]]. We then drove over to [[Sheaffers]] & finished the day with a swell evening. The weather was swell, too. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 5, 1939|Aug 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 7, 1939|Aug 7, 1939]] }} 2fd7945b1acaf3b0d66862f01ca0791a61af1903 0 2262 4330 2015-01-08T16:15:03Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Now it's Tuesday. It seemed a little like rain in the morning and as the day went on it got like rain--we were busy too. About the time we finished eating supper it did rain, too, poured. A great thunderstorm accompanied it. Having returned to work in the evening I was informed that the lightning had knocked a large hole in the roof of [[Arthur S. Young|Youngs]]'s house. They were scared. It kept on raining & when I was done with [[Park Pickell]], I came home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 5, 1940|Aug 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 7, 1940|Aug 7, 1940]] }} f5f3f4299fbe27c31c2e12d7876e8f074a899e32 0 2263 4332 2015-01-08T16:15:03Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Get up, sleepyhead, Get to work, Lazybones. The spring fever got me. That's funny. There was no occasion to hurry to work and no occasion to hurry at work, for, I'm telling you, business is terrible. We managed to keep busy but surely didn't get our shirts at all wet. The day passed on as they all do and 5 o'clock found me home, locked out, no supper & a big appetite. I braved it alone & got inside, got supper & got the dishes done. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was away at a Guild Splash Party & brought [[Dot]] home for all night. I had half dozen boys for company. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 6, 1939|Aug 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 8, 1939|Aug 8, 1939]] }} a0ca71ef6f735abab3f38b8973f86ce3f62fcff2 0 2264 4334 2015-01-08T16:15:03Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Another Red Letter day. I didn't hurry off to work as usual but helped [[Jane Young|Jane]] get ready for the wonderous Sunday School picnic. About nine I drove [[Youngs]] car off to town with the family, except [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy Y]]. The rains hadn't spoiled things for the picnic at all, just settled the dust. After a too big dinner we had games & swam all afternoon, having fun all the while. After an icecream supper we returned home, plenty tired, but plenty happy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 6, 1940|Aug 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 8, 1940|Aug 8, 1940]] }} 4cc2cbff090e8ce8b13229f24d21fa24aa1752c7 0 2265 4336 2015-01-08T16:15:03Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Dot]] was the last one up this morning. We took her as far as the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], then she started to walk. We found ourselves busier at the mill today. We put more wheat into the mill than we thought it would hold. Well, about 3 oclock this morning, to change the subject, it rained. Maybe I should say it poured, anyway, in the course of the event, it soaked the ground up wonderfully. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed again - I washed the dishes & visited [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]]. It gets dark much earlier. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 7, 1939|Aug 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 9, 1939|Aug 9, 1939]] }} e7cd0d15e695201c99388b9b5bd83d94607ef213 0 2266 4338 2015-01-08T16:15:04Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Every day is more Red Letterish. When I went to work I sort of figured I shouldn't have. About the middle of the forenoon [[Jane Young|Jane]] came down home & we took her to the Hospital to wait. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mrs. Young]] & I figured we had plenty of time to go home & then come back. About 4 oclock we had a blessed event - a 5 3/4 lb [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby girl without a name]]. She was a little ahead of our expectations but very much welcome. Mother Y. & I went in to see them again in the evening & then had to leave at 7:30. (Happy B-day to our man Neal.) ==Commentary== ''Evelyn was born early enough that it was some weeks before they gave her a name.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 7, 1940|Aug 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 9, 1940|Aug 9, 1940]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] d83752b765a026ff4f1647e0c781cabaa9bd97ea 0 2267 4340 2015-01-08T16:15:05Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki What shall I say? Shall I say, as I always do, that I didn't feel like getting up and that I ate a nice little breakfast, and that I walked down to [[Groff]]'s & went along to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] with [[Earl]]. I shall say it, even though you may be tired hearing it. It was really hot today. [[Allen]] was off this afternoon and I was in his stead. When I came home, my shirt was absolutely soaking wet. After supper we cleaned up and went to Kaufmans for 2 baskets of peaches. We then went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]'s & drove with them to [[Marksbury]]'s & stayed a little. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 8, 1939|Aug 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 10, 1939|Aug 10, 1939]] }} 5176112a2cb99c658198e073efbe146588dbc8da 0 2268 4342 2015-01-08T16:15:05Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I awoke this morning happy and ready for the day. I got up promptly at six and had plenty to do to keep me busy till seven. I then went down to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. More than often I thought of [[Jane Young|Jane]] and our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|little baby girl]]. It was pay day at work and I saw that the men got their checks. After supper, I took [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]], [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] in to see Jane. I saw my little daughter also, she was crying. (She looked like Jane.) {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 8, 1940|Aug 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 10, 1940|Aug 10, 1940]] }} 177a421fba88ca909595e32da9ebb198b0bc7bc4 0 2269 4344 2015-01-08T16:15:05Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was hard to get up this morning, that is not as hard as I thought it was going to be. [[Groffie]] was earlier and we were first at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[Allen]] had to go home with sore ribs. The mill had a break down but all and all we got through very easily. [[John Hess|John]] brought a new pick-up truck. After supper, I helped wifey with the dishes. [[Emma]] came for a little. We read and sang a little but as usual, when we're home alone, it ended in a squabble. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 30, 1939|Nov 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 2, 1939|Dec 2, 1939]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 8e6725a5d965d475cb0a44c7b1e71496bd7970c6 0 2270 4346 2015-01-08T16:15:05Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It's rather hard to believe that December is here already. It is fine that December should start out on Sunday. I had to get up in time to take a bath before going to Sunday School. That wasn't hard to do. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] were at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] for the first time for Evelyn. She was good. We had dinner at home. We went down home in the afternoon & stayed for supper. I led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] in the evening. The [[Missionary Society]] had a thanks offering service in church. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 30, 1940|Nov 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 2, 1940|Dec 2, 1940]] }} 9ea08c7e0ffb6c4b6f2a95a113653ea2cf38ddb7 0 2271 4348 2015-01-08T16:15:06Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We overslept the alarm clock this morning but had plenty of time to get to S.S. and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] in plenty of time. Both were well attended. The sun shone nice and brightly in the forenoon. In the afternoon it clouded up and in the evening it rained slightly. We were at M___ Ike Bucher's after for dinner. We spent the afternoon there. Supper over [[Brackbill Farm|home]]. [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] was well attended but church very poorly. Nothing happened after church. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 9, 1939|Dec 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 11, 1939|Dec 11, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 32b425280beb0e8ff53179e40fe963b629759439 0 2272 4350 2015-01-08T16:15:06Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't brave it right away this morning, although it was nice out. I got up late and ate breakfast and went down to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] about 9:30. The work hadn't piled up on my desk and so I spent a rather quiet time, working and recuperating together. We weren't extra busy either. [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] gave us a roast of venison which we had for supper, it was swell. After supper we all went up to [[Moores]] where [[Reba]] had a committee meeting. We had a nice long winded time but got results. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 9, 1940|Dec 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 11, 1940|Dec 11, 1940]] }} de234a67786a34ce1dab6ba3c7e96b36d46e71b4 0 2273 4352 2015-01-08T16:15:06Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was pretty late till I got around this morning. Everything was all right everywhere, though, and we were happy. Last night's rain blew away and it was clear. The wind blew strongly all day. We were quite busy again and didn't finish till late. After a good supper got ready to go to Staff meeting but walked into my car in the dark & broke my tooth & cut my lip. I spent the rest of the evening missing it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 10, 1939|Dec 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 12, 1939|Dec 12, 1939]] }} 5de7867acd686d73baa71e70a2e21c3ad73be8a6 0 2274 4354 2015-01-08T16:15:07Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I wasn't sure that I was fit to go to work this morning, but I finally went even if it was a little late. Things about the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] and shop were just rolling along as usual. It was a perfectly glorious day out with the sun bright and warm. After work I went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] to a stewardship banquet where were quite a few of our young people. It was a big success and the speaker & speech were well worth our while. It got done about nine. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 10, 1940|Dec 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 12, 1940|Dec 12, 1940]] }} 9262293b88cb0ab56bbe2c590abc64040cc52889 0 2275 4356 2015-01-08T16:15:08Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki My lip was a little sore when I got awake this morning but not bad. [[Jane Young|Jane]] washed this morning in 18&deg; weather. It was clear & cold all day. Wentensbergers delivered our pretty dining room suite in the morning. [[Allen]] was back to work once again & it was like old times. Supper was good. Jane ironed & I did the dishes. The [[Young]] family came then [[Reba P.]] dropped in. We are both tired & sleepy & we'll hasten to bed as soon as convenient. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 11, 1939|Dec 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 13, 1939|Dec 13, 1939]] }} 75f62c3891debea1883860aaf7e2fdb48030158c 0 2276 4358 2015-01-08T16:15:08Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki My cold hung on and continued to be with me throughout the day. The weather was cloudy and the two together made me a little bit lazy and dissatisfied. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to [[Lancaster]] to do more Christmas shopping. Her Grandma kept the little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]]. We had venison supper at "Grandma"'s. After supper we went to choir practice and were peeved at Mrs. Herr for having to sing such lousey stuff. We spent a little time down home again when we came back. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 11, 1940|Dec 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 13, 1940|Dec 13, 1940]] }} 38361a2dc93e29966a837f59121a7aeb07180761 0 2277 4360 2015-01-08T16:15:09Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Dick]] was to stop for me about ten of seven this morning and that made me think I could lay in bed much longer. I wasn't ready when he came. [[Jane Young|Jane]] took her [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|mother]] & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] Christmas shopping. We didn't work hard today. I went to the doctors after dinner & got my lip dressed. We got early. It sleeted, rained, then snowed an inch or so. Now it is freezing. After supper we went to prayer meeting then had a nice long choir rehearsal. We were tired but had quite a lot of fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 12, 1939|Dec 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 14, 1939|Dec 14, 1939]] }} c602c214c94acbe7bdf1ac8c0a9b2cd5739e00ff 0 2278 4362 2015-01-08T16:15:10Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Days come and go and the weather is ever changing, but it seems to be warm and cloudy all the time lately. We had a fairly busy day at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] today. It was a little different than some days. After work I got my hair cut. The [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] was down at "Grandma"'s all afternoon and [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to [[Christiana]] to get her hair set. After supper we went to the [[Gap]] to rehearse for [[Betty Doutrich|Betty]]'s wedding tomorrow. We came home early and soon it was bed time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 12, 1940|Dec 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 14, 1940|Dec 14, 1940]] }} 38b9aded5b67a4c9639654dbcf6ae21b9633ea34 0 2279 4364 2015-01-08T16:15:10Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The snow was still visible this morning and it was cool or cold again. We were quite late for work but nothing had started when we arrived. We weren't very rushed but we knew how to keep ourselves busy. [[Dick]] was with us. We quit very early for a change and sat around a little and didn't come straight home. After supper we went to a short little choir practice then came tearing home & waited in vain for [[Nancy Young|Nancy]], then went home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 13, 1939|Dec 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 15, 1939|Dec 15, 1939]] }} 5245639d635ea48471110a4079d9a1e967aa38f6 0 2280 4366 2015-01-08T16:15:10Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Hermie kissed the [[Betty Doutrich|Bride]]. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herm]] got to work on time this morning, for once. They were real busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. [[Earl Hohman]] washed the [[Herman Brackbill cars|car]] for us. After a short and snappy dinner we rushed around to get ready for the big event ([[Betty Doutrich|Betty]]'s wedding). [[Grandma Brackbill]] kept [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn Jane]]. It was a very pretty wedding. Herm was usher and I was matron of honor. The church was full. A grand reception followed after which we took the bride and groom away amid showers of rice. We ran around a while and then took them out to [[Seiple]]'s. We got home in good time but were tired and sleepy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 13, 1940|Dec 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 15, 1940|Dec 15, 1940]] }} [[Category:Journal entries by Jane]] 0678ad9e40d50278b41131a3015a0ad066e5375f 0 2281 4368 2015-01-08T16:15:11Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Something made us get up a little earlier and so we're off to work a little earlier. I waited on [[Groffie]] and was late for work. We all waited a while longer till [[John Hess|John]] came. The day was rather more of a picnic. John was away in the afternoon. We were busy just the same but not quite. After supper we went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] where the Lafayette College Choir sang very swell. I ushered. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I entertained Bill Givens, Frank Bradley over night. Sweet dream boys. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 14, 1939|Dec 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 16, 1939|Dec 16, 1939]] }} 5953def0cbe9f6e06bad841242322f10e6ef33ba 0 2282 4370 2015-01-08T16:15:11Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We were sleepy heads this morning. Too much wedding I guess. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herm]] didn't get up until 8:30 and had to hurry. I was worse yet. 9:30 when I crawled out. After a small dinner we got [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] ready, stopped for [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] and then headed for [[Lititz]]. This was baby's first long ride. [[Marg]] kept Evelyn Jane while the rest of us went to Lititz Moravian S. S. to hear [[Darlene]] say her piece. Back at the [[Buchers]] we talked and then had a swell supper, fresh strawberries (frozen), bologna and all. In the evening the boys went to hear the Cantatta at the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. It was late till we got home but all were happy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 14, 1940|Dec 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 16, 1940|Dec 16, 1940]] }} [[Category:Journal entries by Jane]] 372bbe2379e4a266a6b747da3c748d75b161e7b0 0 2283 4372 2015-01-08T16:15:11Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up quietly and tried not to waken our boys. I drove [[John Hess|John]]'s truck back to work. About nine oclock the boys got up and had breakfast. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] took them back to [[Paradise]] to their bus. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but finished up soon after dinner. I spent the afternoon leisurely helping Jane to put the dishes in the new dining room suite. In the evening we went to the junior close play at the High School. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] visited a little. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 15, 1939|Dec 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 17, 1939|Dec 17, 1939]] }} 53f51508664cad59b81f190028da3671b7c0eb24 0 2284 4374 2015-01-08T16:15:11Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Wow it was raining like anything this morning and so the household washing was postponed. Since there was nothing else pushing very much we decided to go to [[Lancaster]] and finish our Christmas shopping. It just kept raining all afternoon but we shopped. [[Grandma Young]] kept a little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|grandchild]]. After supper I turned around and went back to town to a [[County Chorus]] Christmas Party at which there were ten and refreshments for forty. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 15, 1940|Dec 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 17, 1940|Dec 17, 1940]] }} 2b6786de13d97799f70a8398f3c38c5ebf99c8f9 0 2285 4376 2015-01-08T16:15:11Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We hadn't much time to be slothful this morning but weren't late for S.S. Neither [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] nor S.S. were very well attended. We dined here at home. About two o'clock we went to the church & practiced for our cantata. Everyone was either tired or sleepy. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came along for supper. We had fun. After [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] we went down to [[Gap]] to hear their cantata. It was fine. The weather is warm, too warm for nice winter weather. The snow is all gone & even the frost is out of the ground. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 16, 1939|Dec 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 18, 1939|Dec 18, 1939]] }} d8ae45d754874970a982aae9540296a43b48ee18 0 2286 4378 2015-01-08T16:15:12Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It seemed to be done raining for once and as the day grew older it got colder. We will appreciate cold weather for many or most of us have bad colds. Little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|E.J.]] has a pretty bad one also. I finally installed defroster attachments to my [[Herman Brackbill cars|Olds]] this afternoon. Before supper, [[Webb McLaughlin|Web]] & I ran into town to pay a fine of 1.00 for parking in a no parking zone. After supper we just sat and enjoyed each other's company & listened to the radio. Christmas is coming. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 16, 1940|Dec 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 18, 1940|Dec 18, 1940]] }} e6e3582afa927aa9318548d14e744c681ae5e472 0 2287 4380 2015-01-08T16:15:12Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Before we went to work this morning, [[Groffie]] took his car to At___ & I went down and brought him back. We were not very busy in the feed dept. & so [[Dick]] & I got a good bit done down in the mill dept. It was a warm day and nice and clear. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to a Guild Christmas party. I went to a [[County Chorus]] party & Jane joined later. We had a nice time and the eats were also good. It was midnight when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 17, 1939|Dec 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 19, 1939|Dec 19, 1939]] }} e00582e74621f6c2c65766bf7979b20751279c7e 0 2288 4382 2015-01-08T16:15:12Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The sunrise was very beautiful this morning. I saw it. It was partly cloudy but mostly clear and cold. We had quite a busy day at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]]. [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] went shopping from about 3:15 on. I called [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] & talked to [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] awhile. The [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Baby]]'s cold was worse in the morning but she seemed quite good. After supper I took my [[Herman Brackbill cars|car]] up to Fishers to let it then a while. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] took me to choir practice and a little meeting afterwards we came home then and it soon was bedtime. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 17, 1940|Dec 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 19, 1940|Dec 19, 1940]] }} 9441517940ba30327335b454d648794975dc280a 0 2289 4384 2015-01-08T16:15:12Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was hard to get up this morning because it was still totally dark. It was hard to get moving, too, for a good many reasons. The weather was warm and, I guess, humid. It was no trouble at all to work up a sweat. No, because we were rushed again in the afternoon and finished late. After supper [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I went to [[Lancaster]] to shop. We got [[Jane Young|Jane]] a canary for Christmas. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] stayed with Jane for the evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 18, 1939|Dec 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 20, 1939|Dec 20, 1939]] }} 4a390e8231174960da46bcb123c93051b6386bba 0 2290 4386 2015-01-08T16:15:13Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up and ate breakfast as usual. But after that I did something different. My [[Herman Brackbill cars|car]] being in the garage it was necessary for me to indulge in a nice fresh walk to the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]]. We were just ordinarily busy at the office today. The [[Arthur S. Young|Big Boss]] was away nearly all day again. I came home just a little before dark and put <strike>my</strike> our outside tree lights on. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went with [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to High School to hear the Christmas Cantata. I kept the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Baby]] & listened to the radio. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 18, 1940|Dec 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 20, 1940|Dec 20, 1940]] }} f3548425efbf998910fa547b88519f903f8b9328 0 2291 4388 2015-01-08T16:15:13Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The morning was not necessarily unnatural or unusual for me except that [[Allen]] wasn't there again and we wer busy. For [[Jane Young|Jane]] it was unusual. H.B.K. went for deer and she was asked to work in the morning. In the afternoon it rained. I was late getting home, then changed my tires around. Jane cleaned house. After supper we took our "load" to town then shopped and finally took our part in the County C.E. Musical at Otterbein. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 1, 1939|Dec 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 3, 1939|Dec 3, 1939]] }} 9c42af0acc7bccbfe55daef998a1377e0e3346b3 0 2292 4390 2015-01-08T16:15:13Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The first day of deer season found a couple of my helpers at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] gone deer hunting and leaving me almost alone. I shouldn't have worried for I got thru quite allright. The weather was pretty cloudy and pretty cold again. Of course it was nice & warm in the office. We supper again tonight. Bare necessities with trimmings. We went to Chorus practice, the boys & I, and had a pretty good one. It was starting to snow when we came home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 1, 1940|Dec 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 3, 1940|Dec 3, 1940]] }} efafb8221d368fc3c1536141111ef8030f59a5ad 0 2293 4392 2015-01-08T16:15:13Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was doubly hard to get up this morning for, aside from its being a rainy day, we weren't quite over our last few night's scarcity of sleep. [[Groffie]] drove for a change this morning. We had plenty of work at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. I spent my whole day packing flour and doing books. I enjoyed it. After supper we went to Prayer meeting and choir practice and there wasn't the former. I bought some electrical fixtures and after practice the choir had a little argument about Christmas Caroling. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 19, 1939|Dec 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 21, 1939|Dec 21, 1939]] }} 8ab7020204cae0403eb109fc71855373083987f0 0 2294 4394 2015-01-08T16:15:14Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Happy Birthday to [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Young]]. She is 46, [[Jane Young|Jane]] says. The fire sirens got us out o bed at 6:30 this morning but it was next thing to false alarm. We stayed up then and I walked to work and was punctual. We were busy in the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] with men coming in all of the time. It was pretty cloudy and partly clear all day off & on. After dinner Jane & [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] went down home. After supper I went to Fishers to get my [[Herman Brackbill cars|car]]. We spent the evening at home getting ready for Christmas. I should have gone to [[East Branch]] meeting. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 19, 1940|Dec 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 21, 1940|Dec 21, 1940]] }} abe0f6f054897adad3d0625160e6e2e920411785 0 2295 4396 2015-01-08T16:15:14Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We never can get up any more before 6:15 and that is half an hour too late. It didn't get light till pretty late this morning and then it was cloudy. There was a cold west wind blowing which brought a few snow flurries. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] preparing for our Christmas holiday. After supper we went to choir practice and then to a Christmas cantata at the high school. People we knew were there and we all enjoyed it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 20, 1939|Dec 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 22, 1939|Dec 22, 1939]] }} 16441adeefa90d1f3c1ffbcb2b90a5dfffcbfff6 0 2296 4398 2015-01-08T16:15:14Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was cloudy this morning but rain or shine there was work to be done. I liked my task this morning for I had a trip to [[Lancaster]] in my [[Herman Brackbill cars|car]] which took up half of my time. After dinner [[Webb McLaughlin|Webb]] & [[Stanley Ranck|Stan]] and I decorated the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] and Christmas tree. It took up quite a while. In the evening we entertained my S. S. Class and the party was a grand success. Web was wound up. [[Jacob]] stayed overnight as our guest. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 20, 1940|Dec 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 22, 1940|Dec 22, 1940]] }} 47b8033beebde8dfdbb9f23449ee0ee45a6dff88 0 2297 4400 2015-01-08T16:15:14Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]] drove slow to work but only [[Allen]] was there. There was no power but I got the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] to running and then called the company. Soon it was all O.K. We were busy as the dickens all day and tried to get a little bit caught up for tomorrow. There was a mighty strong wind blowing and it was pretty cold. [[Jane Young|Jane]] took Mother to [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]'s entertainment. We ate supper in home. Then I came back and got a haircut. We wrapped presents and talked to the canary till ten or 10:30 then retired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 21, 1939|Dec 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 23, 1939|Dec 23, 1939]] }} c2fdab4307719450bc21b3a102f835749dae58dc 0 2298 4402 2015-01-08T16:15:15Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki About 3:30 this morning the little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|child]] got a very much uncalled for and seldom crying spell. We took turns trying to quiet her. She quieted down a little about seven thirty but it was too late to go back to bed. At [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] we had a combined service of church and Christmas program for the primary dept. After dinner late [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] kept Evelyn and we went to the Candle Light Service at the First at [[Lancaster]]. After a short quick supper we went to the [[U.B.]] entertainment. We are looking for [[Harold Brackbill|Short]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 21, 1940|Dec 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 23, 1940|Dec 23, 1940]] }} dbe6469a1751990d4fa58ee1ba1a0472fb487942 0 2299 4404 2015-01-08T16:15:16Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning the wind still blew and it was not inviting for anyone in a nice warm bed. However we made it. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we were in work up to our ears with 2 ton of laying mash and the like. We finished about 2:00. Then I took the truck ([[Dick]]), in none & put straw in it and fixed it up for caroling. [[John Hess|John]] gave us $50.00 for Christmas. Back home here I put lights on a tree outside etc. After supper we went to the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] & decorated. We had lovely company (M.J.B.) but no help & it was late till we finished. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 22, 1939|Dec 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 24, 1939|Dec 24, 1939]] }} 224eeffdd6ec50cc4d6eb5db54c7230c963fbcf2 0 2300 4406 2015-01-08T16:15:16Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki A pretty nice day was today, so it was. We weren't in any hurry getting started but found plenty to do once we did. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing. I had my nose in welfare most of the time. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] phoned me at noon from [[Brackbill Farm|over home]]. After supper Jane went down home to sew. I was left with the dishes and custody of the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]]. We had company most of the evening. Harold came & stayed a long while till the baby started to cry. Jane finally came home & we got ready for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 22, 1940|Dec 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 24, 1940|Dec 24, 1940]] }} 8751cfa208f777279147904602009f1ac8f853b5 0 2301 4408 2015-01-08T16:15:16Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I took a notion to get up once this morning. [[Jane Young|Jane]] stayed put while I made breakfast , tended the fire, chickens, etc. At [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] we had a joint Sunday School Christmas program and Church service. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] was home & was there. We went down home for a chicken dinner. In the afternoon we helped [[Marshall Miller]]'s bunch sing for Grammy. We ate no supper. The Y.P. Choir gave a successful Christmas cantata in the evening. After that we had sort of a party over home and really had fun. Then we left for church. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 23, 1939|Dec 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 25, 1939|Dec 25, 1939]] }} 1ceb61a0df9d3237f503a5cbd92e01c91ba784ff 0 2302 4410 2015-01-08T16:15:17Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Twas the day before Christmas and the weather was just like spring. Never-the-less we all looked forward with great anticipation the Number One holiday of the year. We were busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] and we finished up with the seasons greeting exchanged freely. After supper we finished up a few presents. I left my [[Jane Young|wife]] & [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|child]] & went carolling with the choir. We toured [[Kinzers]], Vintage to [[Paradise]] and wound up at the Watch service at the Episcopalian Church. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 23, 1940|Dec 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 25, 1940|Dec 25, 1940]] }} 2691b376d8e66977bb45d7cb120571102f300448 0 2303 4412 2015-01-08T16:15:17Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Shortly after twelve we met at the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]], thirty of us to get in [[John Hess|John]]'s big truck and tour [[Paradise]] & neighboring towns singing Christmas carols. We had loads of fun. About 4:30 we went to bed -- [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] were with us. A quarter of ten [[Jane Young|Jane]] wakened me. After a light breakfast Val & Eunice left & we went over to [[Sheaffer]]s for a big turkey dinner. Later we joined the rest of the [[Brackbills]] & had merry Christmas. [[Willis Bucher|Buchers]] were there. We came home about nine, stopped at Auntie's & Grammy's, then hurried home. Santa was good. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 24, 1939|Dec 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 26, 1939|Dec 26, 1939]] }} 6c0c4a9f587870edef5b0a1521a81b4e33936fae 0 2304 4414 2015-01-08T16:15:17Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The Christmas day came in while we were in the midst of our service. The weather was quite above freezing, but we knew it was Christmas. The family slept late for there was no hurry to go anywhere. We went over to [[Sheaffers]] for the turkey Christmas dinner. It was swell and very much. In the afternoon we deserted our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|child]] & went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] for supper, big & good. We had a swell time. We finished up at Sheaffers then & came home. Everything was fine. A wonderful collection of gifts were given to all of us. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 24, 1940|Dec 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 26, 1940|Dec 26, 1940]] }} 98405506b8ccca7e7443ac65776c05d79194b865 0 2305 4416 2015-01-08T16:15:17Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]]'s old air horn wakened us about seven oclock this morning so I had to drive to work later in my own car. We were faced by a hangover from our Christmas rush. [[Webbie]] was along & "trucking" wherever he could. It was not very cold today nor are there many signs of snow. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] finished ironing & I did the dishes, Auntie & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] came up and visited. Nancy & I played or tried to play chess. We had no such fun. Now it's bed none too soon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 25, 1939|Dec 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 27, 1939|Dec 27, 1939]] }} 8faa06918f5024293130e39d9d426bea0a76bd4a 0 2306 4418 2015-01-08T16:15:17Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't feel bad for its having been the day after the big day. Christmas isn't over yet. The season is just here in full swing. The weather was warm and drizzley. We were busy all the time at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]]. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] helped a little while. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for dinner. After supper we had choir rehearsal and play rehearsal. It didn't go too well but surely kept us busy. We had a couple committee meetings here afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 25, 1940|Dec 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 27, 1940|Dec 27, 1940]] }} 0bcf2c4ac7cfdee4ff01eefc17338108220bf73f 0 2307 4422 2015-01-08T16:15:18Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We were warned this morning by a cold cloudy sky that there would be snow today. And snow there was from 8:30 till about 2:30 - several inches. It purely made things look pretty. Luckily we weren't extra busy this morning or all day and could for the most part stay inside in the dry. After sweeping the walks and after supper we cleaned up and went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] for a family Christmas party and fun. [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] & I played at chess most all of the night. We came home about eleven. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 26, 1939|Dec 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 28, 1939|Dec 28, 1939]] }} 71091b8632c0e0c0b4c85891597c75e6def6b639 0 2308 4424 2015-01-08T16:15:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] worried me from the time she fed the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] till I finally got up as she wanted me to. It's kinda hard to roll out if you are awakened an hour or so ahead of time & don't sleep after that. It was a cloudy, drizzly day. We were not busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] but kept ourselves occupied. After supper I took a load of kids to a Roller Skating party and I believe everybody who ever roller skated was there. It was full but we had fun. I got pretty tired and so did many more. We got home nearly twelve. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 26, 1940|Dec 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 28, 1940|Dec 28, 1940]] }} 9a5b6b65ce65a9f6563862eea02da0729c962371 0 2309 4428 2015-01-08T16:15:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It seems my days are twisted around because I neglected writing today's events in last evening. We laid in bed till nearly eight oclock then had a nice big breakfast and went off to [[Lancaster]]. The choirs sang over we ____ & [[Mr. Kaufman|Rev. Kaufman]] preached. We shopped afterwards. After dinner at home I went back to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] & caught up my work. We weren't too busy & I hadn't been missed. After supper [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I cleaned up the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went along & visited [[Ethel]]. We later saw the Young Christmas things. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 27, 1939|Dec 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 29, 1939|Dec 29, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 02284de253f827169405f0dc7e0f9706838401fe 0 2310 4431 2015-01-08T16:15:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I was very much surprised to find that it was still cloudy this morning. The sun came out a little but went back again quickly. We were busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] and were kept there till late dinner time. [[S. Wenger]] was here in the afternoon as was [[Hun Usner]]. I had to fly around and go to the store & get ready for [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & [[Margie]] to come for supper. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did too. We were happy to find that he had gotten her a diamond for Christmas. Margie stayed overnight. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 27, 1940|Dec 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 29, 1940|Dec 29, 1940]] }} 1b8e874922760629e80d8ab56f4759e8fbcbf728 0 2311 4434 2015-01-08T16:15:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was a regular winter morning, this was. After the usual morning chores and breakfast, I put on my rubbers and started out to meet [[Groffie]]. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we found quite a lot of work to do and finished up by putting gas in [[John Moore]]'s Buick. After a swell supper of fried mush, potatoes, & beans we got ready and went to [[Lancaster]] to a roller skating party at which 164 were present & we all had a very special swell time. While this was going on it was snowing outside to beat the band and coming home was treacherous to say the least. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 28, 1939|Dec 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 30, 1939|Dec 30, 1939]] }} 0edd757f32c5307e7193637ba470f6528a2b763e 0 2312 4436 2015-01-08T16:15:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was nice to have a chance to sleep late this morning for I surely seem to need it. We got up about eight & ate breakfast and went off to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We wound up [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] for dinner, family & all. In the afternoon some of us went to the church to have practice for the play. We had supper over home again and then went off to church. We had our play, at last and it went real well. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came to visit a little while afterwards. It was wet all day. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 28, 1940|Dec 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 30, 1940|Dec 30, 1940]] }} c324bb2e16e7aade34acd67dd93d2141a723fd0c 0 2313 4439 2015-01-08T16:15:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We slept late again and luckily got to S.S. on time. The sun came out real bright and clear but till [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] was over it was raining. After waiting an hour we had tough beef for dinner, I reflect with no bitterness and with all apologies for the accompanying rudeness. Later in the afternoon we went down [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & enjoyed that company. We ate their supper. We had [[Kaufman]]'s friends visit us in [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & Church. We were busy lining things up for Tuesday. We came directly home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 2, 1939|Dec 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 4, 1939|Dec 4, 1939]] }} aa870a97f9576392bb4fbc0f537a29bd9eb1f421 0 2315 4441 2015-01-08T16:15:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The cold carried over but it had stopped snowing. It was partly cloudy all day. We seemed to be very busy at the office and I just fluttered & flitted around until 5:30 then I came home for supper. After a supper again we didn't do much but sit around and squabble and listen to the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] bawl and play the piano and try to listen to the radio. [[wikipedia:Fibber McGee and Molly|Fibber McGee & Mollie]] were plenty funny & wound us up smiling. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 2, 1940|Dec 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 4, 1940|Dec 4, 1940]] }} 75db52289f903f798abc164615d699d3abddb0dd 0 2317 4446 2015-01-08T16:15:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki One day to come, and when I write this I wonder what I have done of any permanent value in the 364 days this volume has so far accounted for. I have done nothing of which I am resentful on this next last day; but a few things I am quite proud to have done -- the chief being my helping [[John Hess|John]] to total the books this afternoon free gratis. After supper we took our 2 children & went over home to a party in honor of [[Bill]] & [[Harold Brackbill|Short]]. It was swell and "she" was there -- giving me heartaches I am fool enough to nurse & humor along. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 29, 1939|Dec 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1939|Dec 31, 1939]] }} bf7e029358800e39b19398cd9e860d0dffa2a505 0 2318 4449 2015-01-08T16:15:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The weather did not encourage washing this morning and so it just wasn't done. It still rained and blowed enough to be called a wet day. We were plenty busy at the <strike>mill</strike>[[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]]. Not only getting the books ready to be closed at the end of the year, but customers came in, quite a few. The crowning feature of the day was the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Banquet and election of officers at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. The program featured [[Rev. Kaufman]] and [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] as speakers. Many other fine things transpired and it made a nice evening. I expect winter now. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 29, 1940|Dec 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1940|Dec 31, 1940]] }} 85dd46981779ed7489d5f58d926823151fa6104f 0 2319 4452 2015-01-08T16:15:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't manage to get up much ahead of time on this our last day of '39 but we were on time at the service at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] & Bill ___ were there. We had dinner at [[Susan Shultz|Grandma Young]]'s -- a big one too. Uncle Ralph's & the [[Arthur S. Young|Arthur Young]]'s were there also. In the afternoon, we went to [[Christiana]] to a combined choir rehearsal. We went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for supper and a few minutes visit. In the evening we went to Christiana to a church service. Shorty, Watson had charge. Short was here all night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 30, 1939|Dec 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1940|Jan 1, 1940]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 489cdba7c0ef238c45b56a775620c3e4d08710c7 0 2320 4455 2015-01-08T16:15:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today it is goodby and farewell to 1940. It was the happiest year in all my life in its treasure of happiness and yet it brought to me much weighty disturbance of the mind & will, as well as new and added responsibilities. Yet in it all, it was a wonderful year and I thank our Creator and Redeemer for not only the moments of sheer joy and delight but also the deeper and more lasting joy and satisfaction that comes from bearing the burdens I believe are my lot in the service of the Master. [[Betty Doutrich|Betty]] & [[Emory]] visited us in the evening. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[Lois]] were here for supper. Uncle [[Herb]] & Aunt Mary came also in the evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 30, 1940|Dec 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1941|Jan 1, 1941]] }} 9d02b2e4941f2ec268b988eccb4953c649267aaf 0 2321 4458 2015-01-08T16:15:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I overslept for some reason this morning but everything was all right. It was cloudy and cool today but it didn't rain, neither did it snow. [[Dick]] was there to help us but not [[Allen]]. We got done in good time without hurrying too much. I'm behind with my books yet. After supper I went along with [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy Y.]] to [[Christiana]] to sing with Marshall's male chorus. It went all right. Back home I made some final preparations for tomorrow evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 3, 1939|Dec 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 5, 1939|Dec 5, 1939]] }} 69297988ac090f5e80b90ef8bbe0ad6456786428 0 2322 4461 2015-01-08T16:15:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Twas very cold this morning, down almost to zero in certain sections. It turned out to be quite a nice day with the sun shining nice all day long. I was pretty rattled at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] today with [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] still absent. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to [[Lancaster]] in the afternoon to shop for [[Betty Doutrich|Betty]]'s wedding. We stayed down home for supper and played Finance all evening. It turned out pretty crooked but we had fun. There were a couple blustery snow flurries later on in the evening. ==Commentary== ''The journal entry for this day is written on the page for Oct 30; the page for Dec 4 was left blank.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 3, 1940|Dec 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 5, 1940|Dec 5, 1940]] }} a8c9470376418ff31f6bf3b7f995ee734bb8e3cb 0 2323 4464 2015-01-08T16:15:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki At 6:30 we got up, at that time I should have been getting to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. However we were the first ones there but the last ones home. I got a good bit of my book work done up so that proves we weren't too busy. It was ten of six when I got home from work. I washed & dressed in a hurry. I was quickly taken to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church ]] for the annual [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] banquet and business. That was followed by a nice service with Mr. Anbry Young preaching. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 4, 1939|Dec 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 6, 1939|Dec 6, 1939]] }} 30bc131318e04df005fc1e68338a86b51703c0ab 0 2325 4467 2015-01-08T16:15:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We started the day off early this morning and found it quite agreeable. It had snowed during the night but rain had melted the most of it. The sun shone very little all day and it was quite cloudy. We were pretty busy today again as usual. [[Allen]] was still absent and [[Dick]] was with us. After supper we went to [[Christiana]] where our [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] choir sang at their evangelistic meeting. Now it means bead time and what could be nicer just then, than bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 5, 1939|Dec 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 7, 1939|Dec 7, 1939]] }} 50f5e0b4a03fec29c241b9838b27cf16bb1bc62c 0 2326 4469 2015-01-08T16:15:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Another day without my "[[Harold Keneagy|Side-kick]]." It is payday again and I must get the checks out as well as attend to the other things. [[Paul]] and [[Bill]] went up to [[Harrisburg]] to a [[wikipedia:Case Corporation|meeting]] all day. After work [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy Y.]] and I went over to [[New Holland]] to a Dealers meeting. It was slippery and we travelled very slowly. We had a swell meeting with very comical movies as the entertaining features. We came home very late and very slow and cold. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 5, 1940|Dec 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 7, 1940|Dec 7, 1940]] }} e6cd040f3f043052c43f72bf6fcf66bc28bcb692 0 2327 4471 2015-01-08T16:15:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up again. The sun came out bright and early and stayed to make the whole day ahappy. We were not overworked again but didn't get finished till dark. I helped [[Groffie]] a good bit in the afternoon. For supper we had fried mush for a change. I was so taken I left the furnace draft on. After supper we went to choir practice and then stopped in down [[Brackbill Farm|home]]. The wind is blowing it up cold, I guess. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 6, 1939|Dec 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 8, 1939|Dec 8, 1939]] }} 20771881b52e57a04b6e2a3eef124dcca4cbd30e 0 2328 4473 2015-01-08T16:15:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was cold again this morning. When I got to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] I found [[Harold Keneagy|Harold K]] had returned. He had gotten a nice 6 point buck. We had a nice busy forenoon swapping experiences. In the afternoon it got pretty warm and "sunshiny." I washed my car with [[Webb McLaughlin|Webbie]] helping. I had no more than finished till it started to rain. After supper [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] kept [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took 3 Brackbill boys to [[Lancaster]] to the County Musical. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 6, 1940|Dec 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 8, 1940|Dec 8, 1940]] }} 724a4bd6d7bb2881b0700bda6eb4dbee2cbf0d34 0 2324 4475 2015-01-08T16:15:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The ground was pretty and white when we got up this morning and it was still snowing. It kept at it pretty steady and by dinnertime when it stopped there was nearly six inches down. I had a better time at work today. I wasn't pressed so much. After a good but quick supper & bath I went to choir practice. It was pretty poor. Then [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I went up to [[Reba]]'s about the S. S. pageant. After we came home the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] cried because I wouldn't let her suck her thumb. ==Commentary== ''The journal entry for this day is written on the page for Oct 31; the page for Dec 5 was left blank.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 4, 1940|Dec 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 6, 1940|Dec 6, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] a4490967e9bb7e1a5da77a17a7740215ad03a9b0 0 2329 4477 2015-01-08T16:15:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today's outstanding characteristic was a very high wind. The prevailing westerly, although not very cold, certainly made things chilly and unpleasant at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. Poor [[Allen|Allie]] didn't get around yet. We weren't terribly rushed but had to work late to finish. After supper I did the dishes. [[Jane Young|Jane]] dressed up and went to a committee meeting at [[Rachel Keene]]'s. I sat around, read, and meditated till about nine thirty then, there being no signs of Jane's returning shortly, I retired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 7, 1939|Dec 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 9, 1939|Dec 9, 1939]] }} 3bc155b4db64a514edffda92447d39dd5f2b37f7 0 2330 4479 2015-01-08T16:15:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki "O day of Rest and Gladness, O Day of Joy and Light." It was a beautiful day and fitted very much the words of the Hymn. I took my load to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] stayed home and made dinner. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] was with us. We went to [[Grandma Leaman]]'s after dinner & took some pictures. Then we went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] for supper. [[Clarence Nelson]] was to viist our [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. [[Mary Jane]] led. We had pictures at church. We went over home again and wound up back here safe & sound. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 7, 1940|Dec 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 9, 1940|Dec 9, 1940]] }} 78658c1e65e977413c9b38544bdae905b0fefd10 0 2332 4483 2015-01-08T16:15:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The alarm made me jump this morning, although I had been awake a few times prior to its ringing. We got up shortly and took our time to breakfast. Even if I did waste a little while waiting for [[Groffie]] we were quite early. For a change we were done at noon. Then I put Zerone in my car. After a venison supper we went to [[Lancaster]] & bought a dining room suit. We found no one at home whom we want to visit except down [[Brackbill Farm|home]]. We came back late. ==Commentary== ''Zerone was a methanol based antifreeze from Dupont. It apparently [http://www.hemmings.com/hmn/stories/2007/02/01/hmn_feature2.html sold for around $3.50 a gallon] in 1936.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 8, 1939|Dec 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 10, 1939|Dec 10, 1939]] }} 5371fc67a985e428ccc55a64a15cb687fa487f44 0 2334 4486 2015-01-08T16:15:23Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The clock struck two as I lay awake with my head stopped up and hurting. I went back to sleep later on but when it came time to get up I felt I owed it to myself to stay in and catch up my health. I was abed all day except for a few trips downstairs etc. I wasn't terribly sick but was content to lay and didn't need amusement. [[Betty Doutrich]] & a girl friend came in the evening. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here also. I shaved in bed and looked over some choir music & read the funnies. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 8, 1940|Dec 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 10, 1940|Dec 10, 1940]] }} 4d8596061d0def89927cece182865096b3e13899 0 2336 4489 2015-01-08T16:15:23Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It is almost needless to say I got up late again, for try as I might, I cannot make the "apple." Too bad! too for there was much to be done and all day was not sufficient to do it in... [[John]] was absent off and on and we had to shift for ourselves. We finished by 5:30. After supper we had a hurrying, scrambling time to get dressed and to practice on time. To our surprise (happy) Mr. Kaufman was there to direct us. After prayer meeting, we had ice cream & pretzels at G____s & I stayed very late as usual. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 31, 1939|Jan 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 2, 1939|Feb 2, 1939]] }} d9d5982bd7657d615de0777771e5397d33592666 0 2338 4492 2015-01-08T16:15:23Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] was so "everlasting" sleepy and tired that I was up before her again. That tickles me. [[Groffie]] & I went to [[Paradise]] to start [[Dick]]'s car this morning before we went to work. It was warm and nice today again. It snowed ever so little & was cloudy. We weren't busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] so I occupied myself cleaning up. After supper we went to choir practice. Then Jane had a social committee meeting at [[Browns]] and I happened to be there. It was after ten when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 31, 1940|Jan 31, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 2, 1940|Feb 2, 1940]] }} 39d97b88acbbc347195243fd9f775a9e5495ca6e 0 2340 4495 2015-01-08T16:15:23Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Well, well, well, late. John was not there yet and it pleased me to start the mill up once again. We were not extra busy but found plenty to do all day. It was rainy and wet and not a little bit muddy. I was glad to be able to stay at home in the evening. I leisurely spent it, reading, listening to the radio and talking. I washed my head and sent for my driver's license, also [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]]'s with my check. I retired real early, feeling I owed it to myself. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 9, 1939|Feb 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 11, 1939|Feb 11, 1939]] }} ebd8fbe9ba051e0d4dec9139de570e6fa4a94edc 0 2342 4498 2015-01-08T16:15:24Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was get up, as usual, this morning whether you felt like it or not, and I didn't feel like it. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we were quite busy. It kept us running to get done till dinner. After dinner I changed my oil, came home, cleaned my chicken house in the rain. Then we went to [[Lancaster]] in the fog, shopped a little, and proceeded on to [[Lititz]], had supper at the [[Moravian Church]], then went out to visit [[Willis Bucher|Buchers]] who entertained us and persuaded us to stay all night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 9, 1940|Feb 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 11, 1940|Feb 11, 1940]] }} b453af4e22682fb7d97039c3825c47e7d1ffa68b 0 2344 4501 2015-01-08T16:15:25Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[John]] was not at the mill when I arrived. But he was there after he came for everything was not as he thought it should have been - nothing serious. We had a good many orders again as usual for Saturday. After dinner we should have been done but [[Dick]] & I put a new silk on the mill and so I didn't get home until four. [[Jane Young|Jane]] and I went up to Mary & Willis's for supper & the evening - they wanted us to stay all night but we declined. A stray west wind lowered the temperature to away below freezing since dark. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 10, 1939|Feb 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 12, 1939|Feb 12, 1939]] }} 75d7e28c8a3ebb74d492de23ae1f13cf853b83d9 0 2346 4504 2015-01-08T16:15:25Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got awake before it was time to get up and worried for fear it was late. Finally we hurried with a fine Lime Rock breakfast then hurried down the highway to home and [[Lancaster Presbyterian Church|Church]]. The sermon was fine as it usually is. We had dinner at home and sat around awhile afterwards. Then we went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] and spent the remainder of the day & had supper. [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] was well attended as was the church service. We had a board meeting afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 10, 1940|Feb 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 12, 1940|Feb 12, 1940]] }} 2c3d87705356209738d7e4f22ebe0b687ab61d0b 0 2348 4507 2015-01-08T16:15:25Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Getting up is no pill for Sunday morning. It is late when the alarm rings and there is the pleasantness of a day of rest to look forward to. Sunday School and church passed by as usual and were attended by as much of my self as usual. After dinner I went to [[Young]]s and stayed there for supper. Mary went along to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] We had a Scout service at church. The remainder of the evening was long and nice. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 11, 1939|Feb 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 13, 1939|Feb 13, 1939]] }} 884369638fcf617714ca5ee3187acb5cbca77a30 0 2350 4510 2015-01-08T16:15:25Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It seemed quite the thing to do to get up and have breakfast and then go off to work. [[Allen]] was among the missing and it kept us working steadily all day to get the orders all filled. Some of my own work didn't get done for doing his work. After supper the gang went to [[County Chorus]] practice. I went to County Staff meeting first. The girls had guild at [[Emma]]'s and we stopped in to clean up the eats on our way home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 11, 1940|Feb 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 13, 1940|Feb 13, 1940]] }} 5174bb041d402f638004903cac5773d69f9dbbc4 0 2352 4513 2015-01-08T16:15:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up in pretty good time and was ready for a good day's work. [[John]] didn't come till afternoon and we were kept pretty busy with everything. Things went off in fine shape, though, and we got done by 4:00 and came home with the sun shining. After supper we were scheduled to have a UC CE meeting at home. However, only four boys came. We had some high arguments and quite a fine business meeting. It seemed odd not to have to go home after the meeting. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 12, 1939|Feb 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 14, 1939|Feb 14, 1939]] }} 460cd12ec3915f538b753f8ae3f36b2796fef383 0 2354 4516 2015-01-08T16:15:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Both [[Jane Young|Jane]] and I are seriously in need of sleep. We have to push ourselves very uncomfortably to get up in the morning and are sleepy all day long. [[Allen]] wasn't at work again today and we were busy. That means the lack of sleep turned up again, to make me all the tireder. After supper we went to [[Middle Octoraro]] again for the last youth forum. We had refreshments afterward, and it was quite a fitting ending for a successful series. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 12, 1940|Feb 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 14, 1940|Feb 14, 1940]] }} 714b19dd7002e381823c090c53aa2582cc47358b 0 2356 4520 2015-01-08T16:15:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Getting up is easier these mornings for it gets daylight sooner and it is warmer. The mill was already running when I got there but I soon found my accustomed groove and fit myself into it. We were busy. It was a lovely day. Afer supper I went to a meeting of the mill men at the mill. It was late getting started and so I had to leave. I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] a Valentine. We attended a Valentine party given to the UCCE by the Guild. It was a very swell party. I left my car at Shirks for a new fender. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 13, 1939|Feb 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 15, 1939|Feb 15, 1939]] }} f2a3f374ea46fa51cda4c1603761ffcbc9c81614 0 2358 4523 2015-01-08T16:15:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We are not doing bad this while past. [[John]] was real late again, but things went fine. It was a damp, cloudy, windy morning. About dinner time it rained and the strong west wind drove it in the mill in spots. At quitting time the rain mixed with snow. This stopped about seven 30 and left it getting colder. [[Morris]] went to Wilmington with a load of feed. Mrs. Kaufman was not @ choir practice. Attendance was poor in general. I got my Chevy from Shirks with a new fender. Bed late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 14, 1939|Feb 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 16, 1939|Feb 16, 1939]] }} ba0a51448f992750804e98dbe9e1f6e6c6b135b3 0 2359 4525 2015-01-08T16:15:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning the wind was still blowing. It had piled snow everywhere and truly was a beautiful site. [[Groffie]] came for me as usual. We went down and got [[John Hess|John]] out of his garage. The Newport was really full of snow and we didn't attempt to pass thru it, but went to work at the warehouse, shoveling snow etc. After work we got ready and went to a supper meeting of the teachers & officers of the Sunday School. We had a fine meeting introducing a new plan - a h____ or Advance Department. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 14, 1940|Feb 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 16, 1940|Feb 16, 1940]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 634112d036cf530648d4f046324ce737df8a1f60 0 2357 4527 2015-01-08T16:15:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up @ four oclock for it was raining and I had to close the window. We got up the second time at ten of seven and [[Groffie]] had to wait. While on our way to work, the rain began changing to snow. Soon it was sending us a real Nor'easter. It kept up all day and into the night. [[Allen]] & [[John Moore]] were out today but we got along somehow. By evening the roads were pretty full and so [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I stayed in after supper and caught up a little of our home work. It still blows & snows at nine thirty. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 13, 1940|Feb 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 15, 1940|Feb 15, 1940]] }} 158a1351ef1dfb12fadee16ac767da3bb000843b 0 2360 4530 2015-01-08T16:15:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It seems as if there is never any thing different to write about the first part of the day. Always I rush through my breakfast and hurry to work. I very seldom go reluctantly. The wind had brought a winter day and had lowered the temperature greatly. We were "awful" busy at the mill. Why, we worked till 6 o'clock. After supper, I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to choir practice. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] went along. We talked and ate prunes after we came home. Although already ten oclock, it seemed early to retire. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 15, 1939|Feb 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 17, 1939|Feb 17, 1939]] }} ea6c1fb72a2f3f747660362a0e56fbb42a5d2088 0 2361 4533 2015-01-08T16:15:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We started back in our old schedule again this morning. We had to shovel some in the Newport and it was about nine oclock when we got to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. The trucks loaded and went back to the [[Gap]]. The men all went along to shovel, except me. After dinner we were all there again, but [[Allen]] who didn't make it yet, and we were busy and worked late. After a late supper I washed dishes, then typed on my Sunday's "sermon", while [[Jane Young|Jane]] helped me besides baking a cake & some more. Now it's late again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 15, 1940|Feb 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 17, 1940|Feb 17, 1940]] }} d03219c724bc6b7c40b3615e2df9e9157be55174 0 2362 4536 2015-01-08T16:15:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki What a difference the pen makes. This one is [[Harry G. Brackbill|Harry]]'s. I am in my everyday clothes, leaving my new pen upstairs in my good coat. My old pen is here, but it is empty. By the looks of things, my head is empty too; and, till I am done, my page will be empty. [[Morris]] cut his hand badly at the mill today. We worked overtime but of our own free will. We are expecting to get a busy day tomorrow. I didn't go away but dressed, or watched [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] dress, four of my hens for the supper tomorrow afternoon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 16, 1939|Feb 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 18, 1939|Feb 18, 1939]] }} 69b7d1d4d46bd61b34dff79770a6d8a0410444cb 0 2363 4538 2015-01-08T16:15:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The alarm started ringing full blast and brought us right out of it this morning. We were early and got a nice start at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. That was a good thing for we had plenty to do--we finished about four thirty. [[John Moore]] was there & not [[Allen]]. After I came home, I dressed, then went to our [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Valentine Supper at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. The roads were bad so the crowd was a little small. We served 84. We had a good time anyway and had a little choir practice afterwards. It was about ten oclock when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 16, 1940|Feb 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 18, 1940|Feb 18, 1940]] }} cbe2c0724df4d45c82ad4d32d1ed661c30e7c1e1 0 1461 4542 4066 2015-01-08T16:15:27Z CreateWiki script 929702 CreateWiki script moved page [[Main Page]] to [[Brackbill Wiki]]: SEO wikitext text/x-wiki <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> ==Welcome to the Brackbill Wiki== Brackbill family genealogy, including transcriptions of artifacts and biographies of family members. ==Describe your topic== Write a description about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. ==Latest activity== <activityfeed/> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Find videos about your topic by exploring Wikia's [[w:c:video|Video Library]]. [[File:Placeholder|298px]] <mainpage-endcolumn /> [[Category:Browse]] 492aa368a89db7bb0bc7ea8f65455f6a531804ae 0 2364 4543 2015-01-08T16:15:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It is a late hour of the night following a busy and tiring day. I am drowsy, of course, and must scamper off to bed. I got up [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] after six this morning, and had to wait for breakfast. We didn't seem to have an awful lot to do at the mill but with one truck, it took till 3 o'clock. I was upset for I wanted to get to church real early in the afternoon. I went as soon as I could and helped get ready and serve our annual [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Valentine Supper. I dished ice cream, Mary Jane, cake. Thanks to [[Jane Young|Jane]] the affair was a great success. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 17, 1939|Feb 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 19, 1939|Feb 19, 1939]] }} 125d0fdf26dec486bc1248a7dfd7b632c1dff2cf 0 2365 4546 2015-01-08T16:15:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up about seven oclock this morning. I ate my breakfast etc. and washed my head. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up and poked around. [[Rachel]] and I "preached the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] sermon." It was young people's day. After church we went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]'s for dinner. We had a swell one & even made [[icecream]]. We then went to visit [[Flossie|Floss]] & [[Ike]]. We played the radio & "victrola." She treated us so that we didn't need any supper. We went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Church in the evening. [[Miss Griest]] spoke on China. It rained fiercely. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 17, 1940|Feb 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 19, 1940|Feb 19, 1940]] }} 1af7fcf45f83238564ad7dddb934e06872dd19f6 0 2366 4549 2015-01-08T16:15:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki And now it dawns upon us another glorious day of rest, well earned and greatly appreciated rest. Mr. Eshelman spoke on temprance in Sunday School. Our sermon was fine and our choir was wonderful in church. After dinner I took Lee and Ernie to see different church leaders to give them tickets to sell. We drove about forty or fifty miles. No [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] led a discussion in church instead. Poor attendance. I went back to [[Young]]s but didn't stay long. I left in a rash huff but truly needed the sleep I stole. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 18, 1939|Feb 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 20, 1939|Feb 20, 1939]] }} 2ca7123e9ed18468b6edf41fad2555031dac97a5 0 2369 4552 2015-01-08T16:15:27Z CreateWiki script 929702 CreateWiki script moved page [[Main Page]] to [[Brackbill Wiki]]: SEO wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Brackbill Wiki]] 57c0ce9f7a560b4e15a1648a67823b4749d5197c 0 2368 4553 2015-01-08T16:15:28Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Was I? The answer is yes--late again. Sometime, as I said before, I shall familiarize myself with the regular routine of life and start on time and stop on time the whole way through and keep up with things. We were busy all day today again. It rained almost all day and made a busy day more deplorable. In the evening [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val came. I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to Mt. Tabor [[United Brethren|U. B.]] Church to a rally. We visited [[Rancks]], ate jelly beans and things. At home the family hadn't gone to bed yet. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 1, 1939|Feb 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 3, 1939|Feb 3, 1939]] }} e00b73b06fba5b179e7f793501e8da9c02914564 0 2367 4555 2015-01-08T16:15:28Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The second time I got up this morning was about six fifteen. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came down a little later. Water had blown in during the night. We went back to work as usual but still no [[Allen]]. We were pretty busy again and worked real late. Instead of the roads being drifted shut the were flooded many places. It just rained all day. After supper [[Dick]] and I went down to see Allen. He was out of bed & we talked quite a while. Jane went down home & I stopped in on the way back. She was terrible out of sorts as usual, but I did the best to keep my own spirits up. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 18, 1940|Feb 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 20, 1940|Feb 20, 1940]] }} 6cf7a8109a45f178e89fe31dc3a10b316d0c6ee4 0 2370 4557 2015-01-08T16:15:28Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today was a different sort of a day to write home about. I was up eating breakfast with half my lunch packed when [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up. It began to snow while we were going to work and snowed a good bit during the day through a dark cloudy sky. We were rather busy again today and still couldn't keep warm. After supper [[Webbie]] came & we played checkers and such like. Jane was quite busy making preparations for a big Sunday dinner. The snow seems to be over now. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 1, 1940|Feb 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 3, 1940|Feb 3, 1940]] }} c0f2dc61de6130c6dd8f5afec5439bf25f9ee353 0 2371 4560 2015-01-08T16:15:29Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Up for a blue Monday. Not at all late. Things were gladly different at the mill. I got time for a little cleaning up. [[John]] put in a few window panes. The temperature was away, the sun shone bravely from dinner time on but could still drive the pain, yes actual pain, from my heart which seated itself last night. After supper I took [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]], [[Romaine]] & [[Jane Young|Jane]] to [[New Holland]] to a County Chorus party and practice. We had thousands of eats, but the "after we're home" part was best. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 19, 1939|Feb 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 21, 1939|Feb 21, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 1ab46693076b1f4cd7054277d4da36164519d77f 8 2375 4562 2015-01-08T16:15:29Z CreateWiki script 929702 SEO wikitext text/x-wiki Brackbill Wiki d4fecd3344a95824a8a3b933284cfb3f34046c21 0 2373 4564 2015-01-08T16:15:29Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Now [[Jane Young|Jane]] seemed lazy this morning again, for she lay in bed for a long time after I was up. It was still raining a little this morning and even now I can hear the water running down the rainspout. We weren't extra busy today. [[Allen]] came back at dinner, pretty weak. Jane went shopping toward evening, and dinner (supper) was late. We ate a lot and carried on later. I drew a balance in my books. Then it was bed-time. ==Commentary== ''For some reason, Herman wrote this entry in an extremely legible, blocky print, rather than his usual script.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 19, 1940|Feb 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 21, 1940|Feb 21, 1940]] }} c77b7303c19e1d1e2c8dc976f0e14be63b2c63c7 0 2376 4567 2015-01-08T16:15:29Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I was in no great hurry again this morning and was late for work. It was not very fancy day for anything, rainy but not raining, cold but not cooling. We were plenty busy but hadn't the feed to go ahead right. We were done in pretty good time. I didn't go away after supper. I didn't hurry away from the table but took my good old time. I wrote [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] a long letter which I owed him from away back. We listened to the radio, then I helped Dot with hers. Later as we drank cider -- not hard. 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End | {{{end|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Prerequisites | {{{prerequisites|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Level | {{{level|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Location | {{{location|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Rewards | {{{rewards|''Unknown''}}} |- ! colspan="2" | <div class="wikia-infobox-section-header">Quest progression</div> |- ! Previous | '''Next''' |- ! style="font-weight:normal;" | {{{previous|''Unknown''}}} | {{{next|''Unknown''}}} |- style="font-size:0; line-height:0;" ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | |}</onlyinclude><noinclude><br style="clear:both;"/> {{documentation}}</noinclude> 570cc7352f64ba564b46a96f5c2f15a4d7a79d67 0 1461 4005 4542 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> ==Welcome to the Wiki== Welcome to the wiki. We’re a collaborative community website about your topic that anyone, including you, can edit. Click the edit button at the top of any page to get started! ==Describe your topic== Write a description about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. ==Latest activity== <activityfeed/> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Find videos about your topic by exploring Wikia's [[w:c:video|Video Library]]. [[File:Placeholder|298px]] <mainpage-endcolumn /> [[Category:Browse]] 79b49980738c3ee6beb796eb9399ebecbb7ad2a7 10 2106 4008 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki <onlyinclude>{| class="wikia-infobox" |- ! class="wikia-infobox-header" colspan="2" | {{{title|''Unknown''}}} |- {{#if: {{{image|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-image" colspan="2" {{!}} [[File:{{{image}}}|{{{imagewidth|210}}}px|{{{imagecaption|}}}]] | }} |- {{#if: {{{imagecaption|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-caption" colspan="2" {{!}} {{{imagecaption}}} | }} |- ! colspan="2" | <div class="wikia-infobox-section-header">Vital statistics</div> |- ! Author | {{{author|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Illustrator | {{{illustrator|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Published on | {{{date|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Published by | {{{publisher|''Unknown''}}} |- ! colspan="2" | <div class="wikia-infobox-section-header">Publication order</div> |- ! Previous | '''Next''' |- ! style="font-weight:normal;" | {{{previous|''Unknown''}}} | {{{next|''Unknown''}}} |- style="font-size:0; line-height:0;" ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | |}</onlyinclude><noinclude><br style="clear:both;"/> {{documentation}}</noinclude> 93ef807ffce7a13bafcfacc7ea879ac9dcbc1c7f 2 2073 4009 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 Created page with "{{w:user:Gurgate}}" wikitext text/x-wiki {{w:user:Gurgate}} 1c4bd273f3a9ce32ee9f9e1573f744c2ec010208 2 2058 4011 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 Rappy 4187 moved page [[User:ELEETE]] to [[User:Mighty No. 9]] without leaving a redirect wikitext text/x-wiki {{Wikia:User:ELEETE_starter}} 6002765b39c13b550463c931bb742ad63864c0aa 10 1896 4012 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki <includeonly>{| class="article-table" style="width:100%;" |- style="font-size:18px;" ! Template documentation follows |- | ''Note: the template above may sometimes be partially or fully invisible.'' |- | Visit [[Template:{{PAGENAMEE}}/doc]] to edit this documentation. ([[Template:Documentation|How does this work?]]) |} <div style="margin:0 1em;"> {{{{PAGENAME}}/doc}}</div></includeonly><noinclude>{{documentation}}[[Category:Template documentation| ]]</noinclude> 97b2eef3db3562d07a6487d0073f178536f6df3b 10 1933 4013 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Description== This template is used to insert descriptions on template pages. ==Syntax== Add <code><nowiki><noinclude></nowiki>{{t|documentation}}<nowiki></noinclude></nowiki></code> at the end of the template page. ==Usage== ===On the Template page=== This is the normal format when used: <pre> TEMPLATE CODE<includeonly>Any categories to be inserted into articles by the template</includeonly><noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> </pre> ''If your template is not a completed div or table, you may need to close the tags just before <code><nowiki>{{documentation}}</nowiki></code> is inserted (within the noinclude tags).'' ''A line break right before <code><nowiki>{{documentation}}</nowiki></code> can also be useful as it helps prevent the documentation template "running into" previous code.'' ===On the Template/doc page=== Normally, you will want to write something like the following on the documentation page: <pre> ==Description== This template is used to do something. ==Syntax== Type <code>{{t|templatename}}</code> somewhere. ==Samples== <code>&lt;nowiki>{{templatename|input}}&lt;/nowiki></code> results in... {{templatename|input}} <includeonly>Any categories for the template itself</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> </pre> Use any or all of the above description/syntax/sample output sections. You may also want to add "see also" or other sections. Note that the above example also uses the [[Template:T]] and [[Template:T/piece]] templates. <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> e71fcdcb20879c4464a71924cb4f48c8114cfe00 10 1954 4014 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images with the [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ CC-BY-SA-3.0] license. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|cc-by-sa-3.0|attribution details}}</code> on the image information page. :Replace "<code>attribution details</code>" with information about the source. <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 980efbe58a2356bfafd052996f96d4861b060a83 10 1937 4016 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :Parameter piece for {{t|t}}, controls styling/showing of parameter fragments. ;See also :[[w:c:wow:Template:T/piece|Template:T/piece]] on WoWWiki <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> d48a7999567aa22e0d5388a57b21b7b49b36ec09 10 1948 4017 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images as fair use. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|fairuse}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> dcecddb2c72b8e1e41a6aa47e6a3029fe5240577 10 1938 4018 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Description== This template is a sample infobox, to aid in the creation of new infoboxes. Recommended usage: copy the template code to a new template page, and edit it there. ===Infobox and template background=== See [[Help:Templates]], [[Help:Infobox]] and [[Help:Tables]] for some background on how templates and infoboxes work. ===Building blocks=== The infobox is made of the following basic building blocks: * Overall table class: <code>class="wikia-infobox"</code> * Table heading cell class: <code>class="wikia-infobox-header"</code> * Use row header marks ("<code>!</code>") for row title cells ''(and "<code>|</code>" for normal cells)'' * Section separator line: give the header below it a wrapping <code>div</code> with <code>class="wikia-infobox-section-header"</code> * Image cell class: <code>class="wikia-infobox-image"</code> * Image caption cell class: <code>class="wikia-infobox-caption"</code> ===Other notes=== * The Title, First, Second, and Third rows show ''"Unknown"'' if their values are not specified. * The Image, Imagecaption, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth rows won't show up if their values are not specified: they are each completely enclosed in an 'if' statement. ==Syntax== <pre> {{infobox | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagewidth = [e.g. "150"] [default: 210 pixels] | imagecaption = | first = | second = | third = | fourth = | fifth = | sixth = }} </pre> ==Samples== <pre> {{infobox | title = A pretty flower | image = Example.jpg | imagewidth = 100 | imagecaption = Floweris flowerum | first = Pink and green | second = Outdoors | fourth = Annual }} </pre> Results in... {{infobox | title = A pretty flower | image = Example.jpg | imagewidth = 100 | imagecaption = Floweris flowerum | first = Pink and green | second = Outdoors | fourth = Annual }} <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> a184b8d185042fd96d95cd420ede17454ed54fa3 10 2077 4019 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used for creating a pipe, in [[Help:Table|wikitables]] contained in [[Help:Parser functions|Parser functions]]. ;Syntax :Insert this template using <code>{{t|!}}</code> ;See also :[[m:Template:!|Template:!]] on Meta-Wiki. <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 221712c4d7a83fa25489c727ea48906446447a80 10 1955 4020 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images as being in the public domain. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|PD}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 71bea624fc0b84b3be2069217cbe492f1d06c332 10 1952 4021 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images as being copyrighted, but the copyright holder has given permission for its use. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|permission}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> d8cb331c18ee100ba839b2bc8d75ff265394799f 10 1953 4022 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images as having been uploaded by the photographer or author. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|self}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 094f4d6613b258a8e5ef81a41b6f19b243c04930 14 1766 4023 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki This is the base category for '''templates'''. Templates should be placed in appropriate subcategories. See [[Project:Templates]] for collated information on templates. [[Category:Browse]] ccccfbf9f19de92241b8fb0d8f6e4cae4dfb93aa 10 1936 4024 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :A template link with a variable number of example parameters (0-20), which can be used to show example inputs. :Utilises [[Template:T/piece]]. ;Syntax :{{t|t|parameter1|parameter2|parameter3|parameter4|...|parameter20}} ;Sample code :<code><nowiki>{{t|infobox}}</nowiki></code> gives... :{{t|infobox}} :<code><nowiki>{{t|infobox|Item1|Item2|Item3|Item4|Item5|...}}</nowiki></code> gives... :{{t|infobox|Item1|Item2|Item3|Item4|Item5|...}} ;See also :[[w:c:wow:Template:T|Template:T]] on WoWWiki <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 63f7d31f6b4793e4b2c3fb3ee38fdde52dfebf20 10 2093 4030 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template will float the article's table of contents to the right. It will also force a ToC when/where it would not normally be found. :Use it only when needed. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|tocright}}</code> <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> d5609a9fcf1ac6c0105b66791eb2baede538f0c3 10 2089 4031 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images with the CC-BY-SA license. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|CC-BY-SA}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 5b823fada6a2e3327020f21eb186d260810fb715 10 2088 4032 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images with a free license not covered by other image templates. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|Other free}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 14c98c9ce88031fb1b3d219ee415fe21b65f24b0 10 2091 4033 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images as having been uploaded on [[wikipedia:|Wikipedia]] or another [[wikimedia:|Wikimedia]] project. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|From Wikimedia}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 282bc62ac364c2048f51cc28085567f025493775 10 2096 4036 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark pages for deletion, categorizing them in [[:Category:Candidates for deletion]]. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|delete}}</code> on the page to be deleted.''' <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> dff8b2d112b2c995425ea8eae8ef60a59271f8f7 10 2098 4037 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :Marks an article as a disambiguation page, adding a banner to the article and categorizing it under [[:Category:Disambiguations]]. :Articles using this template will also appear on [[Special:Disambiguations]]. ;Syntax :Add <code>{{t|disambig}}</code> at the top of a disambiguation page. <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|Disambiguation]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 97dc4f21e43e12d3a92c954f218d1557532cab81 10 2103 4038 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used at the top of certain forum pages. It is used in conjunction with template subpages such as [[Template:Forumheader/Watercooler]], which are involved in preloads and cannot therefore include the standard link to their own documentation. See [[Help:Wiki-style forums]] for more information. ;Syntax :<code>{{t|Forumheader|Name of forum}}</code>. <includeonly>[[Category:Templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 55cd7378476ddf26e8d455d2135885fda990bb04 10 2104 4039 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Description== To use this template, copy the following code and fill in the appropriate fields. ==Syntax== <pre>{{infobox book | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagewidth = [e.g. "150"] [default: 210 pixels] | author = | illustrator = | date = | publisher = | previous = | next = }}</pre> ==Sample output== <pre>{{infobox book | title = The Adventures of Flower | image = Example.jpg | author = Alice | illustrator = Bob | date = April 1928 | publisher = Arthur's | previous = Book One | next = Book Three }}</pre> Results in... {{infobox book | title = The Adventures of Flower | image = Example.jpg | author = Alice | illustrator = Bob | date = April 1928 | publisher = Arthur's | previous = Book One | next = Book Three }} <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 6f155397bfe5c19a994d356a672edf92dc9bcd42 10 2105 4040 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Description== To use this template, copy the following code and fill in the appropriate fields. ==Syntax== <pre>{{infobox episode | title = | season = | number = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagewidth = [e.g. "150"] [default: 210 pixels] | airdate = | writer = | director = | previous = | next = }}</pre> ==Sample output== <pre>{{infobox episode | title = Flower of Babel | season = One | number = Three | image = Example.jpg | airdate = Unaired | writer = D. Righta | director = A. di Rektour | previous = Episode Two | next = Episode Four }}</pre> Results in... {{infobox episode | title = Flower of Babel | season = One | number = Three | image = Example.jpg | airdate = Unaired | writer = D. Righta | director = A. di Rektour | previous = Episode Two | next = Episode Four }} <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 3c19093a942721a2c3771065a98ab6040416acaa 10 2108 4041 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Description== To use this template, copy the following code and fill in the appropriate fields. ==Syntax== <pre> {{infobox quest | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagewidth = [e.g. "150"] [default: 210 pixels] | imagecaption = | start = | end = | prerequisites = | level = | location = | rewards = | previous = | next = }} </pre> ==Samples== <pre> {{infobox quest | title = Flowers of Justice! | image = Example.jpg | start = Chrys | end = Geran | prerequisites = None | level = 5 | location = Earth | rewards = Justice-Wrought Petals | previous = A | next = C }} </pre> Results in... {{infobox quest | title = Flowers of Justice! | image = Example.jpg | start = Chrys | end = Geran | prerequisites = None | level = 5 | location = Earth | rewards = Justice-Wrought Petals | previous = A | next = C }} <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 4ece92b65712e5f6eab8cd660c7684d5d8044b93 10 2109 4042 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Description== To use this template, copy the following code and fill in the appropriate fields. ==Syntax== <pre> {{infobox item | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagewidth = [e.g. "150"] [default: 210 pixels] | imagecaption = | type = | effects = | source = | buy = | sell = }} </pre> ==Samples== <pre> {{infobox item | title = Power Flower | image = Example.jpg | type = Food | effects = +1 Fire | source = Vendor | buy = 5g | sell = 1g }} </pre> Results in... {{infobox item | title = Power Flower | image = Example.jpg | type = Food | effects = +1 Fire | source = Vendor | buy = 5g | sell = 1g }} <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 70b580d8bead16949f624ee0028191694132dcf2 10 2112 4043 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Description== To use this template, copy the following code and fill in the appropriate fields. ==Syntax== <pre> {{infobox character | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagewidth = [e.g. "150"] [default: 210 pixels] | imagecaption = | position = | age = | status = | height = | weight = }} </pre> ==Samples== <pre> {{infobox character | title = Flowa | image = Example.jpg | imagecaption = Flowa, at rest | position = Legal Secretary | age = 2 months | status = Active | height = 5 inches | weight = 20 grams }} </pre> Results in... {{infobox character | title = Flowa | image = Example.jpg | imagecaption = Flowa, at rest | position = Legal Secretary | age = 2 months | status = Active | height = 5 inches | weight = 20 grams }} <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 5212e7e39469f45334e87735f14cbfa91b7cba65 10 2113 4044 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Description== To use this template, copy the following code and fill in the appropriate fields. ==Syntax== <pre> {{infobox location | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagewidth = [e.g. "150"] [default: 210 pixels] | imagecaption = | map = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | mapwidth = [e.g. "150"] [default: 210 pixels] | mapcaption = | type = | level = | location = | inhabitants = }} </pre> ==Samples== <pre> {{infobox location | title = Flora Island | image = Example.jpg | imagecaption = The island | map = Example.jpg | mapcaption = Zone map | type = Contested | level = 1-5 | location = Earth | inhabitants = Stompy Humans, Drinky Bees }} </pre> Results in... {{infobox location | title = Flora Island | image = Example.jpg | imagecaption = The island | map = Example.jpg | mapcaption = Zone map | type = Contested | level = 1-5 | location = Earth | inhabitants = Stompy Humans, Drinky Bees }} <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 11a482ab9f67bac66dbba9f9c9b6dad7d16ec810 10 2116 4045 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Description== To use this template, enter the following and fill in the appropriate fields. Most fields left blank will not show up. Don't forget to include brackets, to make the fields into links. ==Syntax== <pre> {{infobox album | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagewidth = [e.g. "150"] [default: 210 pixels] | imagecaption = | artist = | released = | recorded = | length = | label = | producer = }} </pre> ==Samples== <pre> {{infobox album | title = Fleur | image = Example.jpg | artist = Marigold | released = June 2012 | recorded = 2011 | length = 88:88 | label = Spring | producer = Daffy }} </pre> Results in... {{infobox album | title = Fleur | image = Example.jpg | artist = Marigold | released = June 2012 | recorded = 2011 | length = 88:88 | label = Spring | producer = Daffy }} <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 674ff3bca505281676d205f5bc984fe5e85265c7 10 2118 4047 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to create a basic navigation box. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|navbox|...}}</code> somewhere, with parameters as shown below. ;Sample output <pre>{{navbox |header=Land of Bob |body=This <nowiki>[[place]]</nowiki> and that <nowiki>[[place]]</nowiki>. }}</pre> Results in... {{navbox |header=Land of Bob |body=This <nowiki>[[place]]</nowiki> and that <nowiki>[[place]]</nowiki>. }} <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 0aeac0e993685207a26c5ba2ba7d970247dfaecf 10 2095 4048 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is a shorthand for <code>&lt;div style="clear:both;">&lt;/div></code>. :It moves any content following the template below any objects floating to the left and/or right (TOCs, infoboxes, images, etc..). ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|clr}}</code> in an article at the point you want the clear. <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 75b6b4776c134f446e2640bb0442087e685b7654 14 2121 4050 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki This category contains [[Help:Disambiguation|disambiguation]] pages &mdash; navigational aids which list other pages that might otherwise share the same title. If an internal link referred you to one of these pages, you might want to go back and fix it to point directly to the intended page. '''Pages may be included in this category by the addition of the template {{t|disambig}} just before the list of similarly-named pages.''' [[Category:Browse]] 87bb2244e5b7f68baddef969e71e149f008f0c82 4 1821 4051 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki {{tocright}} There are many '''templates''' in use in {{SITENAME}}; these are only a subset, representing some of the most important and commonly used ones. If you feel that a template belongs on this page, do not hesitate to add it. * [[:Category:Templates]] should cover all templates in the wiki. * The Template namespace (found from [[Special:AllPages]]) always has all templates in the wiki, sorted alphanumerically. == What are templates? == Wiki templates provide a means to insert the same content over and over in different (or the same) pages. This saves editors the hassle of duplicating the same text again and again, and also helps ensure consistency. Templates are generally shown with the format required to use the template (e.g. <code>{{t|delete}}</code>). Clicking the template name takes you to the template's page, where you can see what it looks like and how it is used. '''Detailed instructions on the usage of each template should exist on:''' # '''a subpage using {{t|documentation}}'''; or # the template page itself (inside "noinclude" tags); or # the template's talk page. For more information on templates, see [[Help:Templates]]. == Article management templates == === Nominate an article for deletion === {{t|delete}} * Add this to an article to nominate it for deletion. It will add the article to [[:Category:Candidates for deletion]]. === Disambiguation articles === {{t|disambig}} * If you have several articles that have similar or identical names, you may wish to create a "disambiguation" page at the main article name, with the articles taking an extra phrase in brackets afterwards. For example: : '''The Prince''' <-- disambiguation page, with links to: :: The Prince (frog) :: The Prince (human) * Using {{t|disambig}} marks an article as a disambiguation page by adding a banner to the article and categorizing it under [[:Category:Disambiguations]]. Add links to the various articles under the banner. * For more information, see [[Help:Disambiguation]]. == General wiki templates == === Clear === {{t|clr}} * This template is used to reduce the amount of non-wikicode used on pages, replacing the code <code>&lt;br style="clear:both;" /&gt;</code>. Its use should generally be avoided. * You can use {{t|clr}} instead of the HTML tag that clears space below things like images, pictures and tables, so the following stuff doesn't begin until the bottom of the image, picture or table box. === Right-aligned Table of Contents === {{t|tocright}} * This template floats the table of contents (toc) on the right. It should only be used when absolutely necessary, to keep consistent design. === T is for template === {{t|t|template}} * This template allows you to show example template code (with a link to the templates) without using the template itself. It is used extensively on this page. == Where you may find more templates == * [[w:c:templates|Wikia Templates]] * Wikipedia; may be copied with the proper acknowledgment, but some need tweaking to work properly on Wikia, so use a Wikia version if possible. [[Category:Templates| ]] 6ff190a51008ac64ae303f6ef0082e3f4be1444a 110 1462 4052 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki Welcome to the {{SITENAME}} forum! 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Paid |- | 1 | [[Hess's Mill|mill]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 8 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 15 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 22 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 29 | " | align="right" |<u>19.80</u> | |- | | | align="right" |99.00 | |- | | gasoline | | align="right" |6.75 |- | | Miscellaneous | | align="right" |4.95 |- | | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | | align="right" |3.85 |- | | Garage | | align="right" |1.50 |- | | Clothes - none | | |- | | Board | | align="right" |30.00 |- | | B.& L. | | align="right" |5.00 |- | | Garden | | align="right" |<u>2.35</u> |- | | | | align="right" |54.40 |- | | brought fwd | align="right" |<u>77.95</u> | |- | | | align="right" |176.95 | |- | | Paid out | align="right" |<u>54.40</u> | |- | | | align="right" |122.55 | |- | | Rent | align="right" |17.00 | |- | | | align="right" |105.55 | |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 61cee483767ac43675e2971c82e5f45c94adae15 0 2132 4069 4070 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 6 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 6 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |} ==Commentary== ''This month's accounts, and all months after it in 1940, were not entered in the journal.'' [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 156a0007556cf605fdd1013aface3e8a54e14fd6 0 2133 4071 4072 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 4 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 5 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 5 | E.H.B County Booster | align="right" |.14 | |- | 11 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 12 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 18 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 19 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 25 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 26 | E.H.B | align="right" |<u>19.80</u> | |- | | | align="right" |118.94 | |- | | Brout. fwd. | | align="right" |57.50 |- | | Expenditures | | align="right" |<u>64.42</u> |- | | total | | align="right" |121.92 |- | | | | align="right" |<u>118.94</u> |- | | Dr. Balance | | align="right" |2.98 |} == August Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|3.85 |- | Electric | align="right"|1.71 |- | Clothing - Jane | align="right"|3.97 |- | Building & Loan | align="right"|5.00 |- | Garage | align="right"|1.35 |- | House furnishings | align="right"|1.15 |- | Miscellaneous | align="right"|4.10 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.00 |- | Gasoline | align="right"|2.30 |- | Groceries | align="right"|18.63 |- | Gas & Kerosene | align="right"|3.25 |- | Chickens (entered in July) | |- | Insurance | align="right"|<u>2.11</u> |- | | align="right"|64.42 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 20d3305902539fd7cf7197aace92a254f2e3d505 0 2134 4073 4074 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 fixed formatting wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 1 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 2 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 9 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 9 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 11 | One Pig | align="right" |22.18 | |- | 15 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 16 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 22 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 23 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 25 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |1.-- | |- | 25 | E.H.B | align="right" |6.00 | |- | 30 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 30 | J.Y.B | align="right" |<u>9.90</u> | |- | | | align="right" |177.68 | |- | | Brout. fwd. | align="right" |<u>31.59</u> | |- | | | align="right" |<u>209.27</u> | |- | | Expenditures | | align="right" |228.32 |- | | | | align="right" |<u>209.27</u> |- | | Dr. Balance | | align="right" |19.05 |} == December Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|6.62 |- | Electric | align="right"|1.82 |- | Clothing - Jane | align="right"|4.95 |- | Clothing - Herman | align="right"|2.00 |- | Building & Loan | align="right"|5.00 |- | Garage | align="right"|.90 |- | House furnishings | align="right"|117.27 |- | Miscellaneous | align="right"|38.58 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.00 |- | Gasoline | align="right"|6.25 |- | Groceries | align="right"|17.08 |- | Gas [http://www.northstategas.com/history.html Essotane] | align="right"|1.89 |- | Chickens | align="right"|5.50 |- | Insurance | align="right"|2.11 |- | Doctor | align="right"|.50 |- | [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] | align="right"|<u>.85</u> |- | | align="right"|228.32 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] ea69e8af7b6018f86f89c97714467e7e9eba3b76 0 2135 4075 4076 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 4 | [[Hess's Mill|mill]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 11 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 18 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 25 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 25 | Reba & Jack | align="right" |<u>1.00</u> | |- | | total | align="right" |80.20 | |- | | gasoline | | align="right" |6.00 |- | | Miscellaneous | | align="right" |36.27 |- | | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | | align="right" |3.90 |- | | Garage | | align="right" |0.25 |- | | Clothes | | align="right" |1.25 |- | | Board | | align="right" |24.00 |- | | B.& L. | | align="right" |5.00 |- | | Home Furnishing | | align="right" |<u>53.80</u> |- | | | | align="right" |130.47 |- | | brought fwd | align="right" |<u>110.57</u> | |- | | | align="right" |180.77 | |- | | Paid out | align="right" |<u>130.47</u> | |- | | | align="right" |50.30 | |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] baa0e78532145b8a9356768fc6afb1db42e3a44d 0 2136 4077 4078 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 fix table wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 4 | Birthday | align="right" |1.00 | |- | 3 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 10 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 17 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 24 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 2 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 9 | " | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 16 | " | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 23 | " | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 25 | " | align="right" |1.00 | |- | | Chicken | align="right" |<u>3.46</u> | |- | | | align="right" |124.40 | |- | | Brout. fwd. | align="right" |<u>19.75</u> | |- | | | align="right" |144.15 | |- | | Expenditures | align="right" |<u>92.78</u> | align="right" |<u>92.78</u> |- | | Balance | align="right" |51.37 | |} == February Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|5.27 |- | Electric | align="right"|2.10 |- | Clothing - Herman | align="right"|1.-- |- | Clothing - Jane | align="right"|4.95 |- | Building & Loan | align="right"|10.-- |- | Garage | align="right"|2.15 |- | House furnishings | align="right"|2.05 |- | Miscellaneous | align="right"|14.06 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.-- |- | Gasoline | align="right"|2.25 |- | Groceries | align="right"|16.01 |- | Gas | align="right"|2.23 |- | Chickens | align="right"|8.30 |- | Insurance | align="right"|2.11 |- | [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Jan. & Feb. | align="right"|<u>3.30</u> |- | | align="right"|92.78 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] e1b377f3b80a8090ce6ecf94f98ca5bf9ffbfdf7 0 2137 4079 4080 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 7 | [[Hess's Mill|mill]] | 19.80 | |- | 14 | " | 19.80 | |- | 21 | " | 19.80 | |- | 28 | " | 19.80 | |- | | total | 79.20 | |- | | gasoline | | 7.05 |- | | Miscellaneous | | 9.38 |- | | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | | 4.10 |- | | Garage | | 34.95 |- | | Clothes | | 4.25 |- | | Board | | 24.00 |- | | B.& L. | | <u>5.00</u> |- | | | | 88.73 |- | | brought fwd | <u>120.--</u> | |- | | | 199.20 | |- | | Paid out | <u>88.73</u> | |- | | | 110.57 | |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] c558b6017bd0db0f6e499371285b6d9f24eae208 0 2138 4081 4082 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 5 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 6 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 12 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 13 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 19 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 20 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 26 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 27 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | | Chicken receipts | align="right" |<u>4.83</u> | |- | | Total | align="right" |123.63 | |- | | Brout. fwd. | | align="right" |19.05 |- | | Expenditures | align="right" |<u>84.83</u> | |- | | | align="right" |<u>103.88</u> | align="right" |103.88 |- | | Balance | | align="right" |19.75 |} == January Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|4.57 |- | Electric | align="right"|2.81 |- | Clothing - Herman | align="right"|.35 |- | Building & Loan | align="right"|10.00 |- | Garage | align="right"|2.65 |- | House furnishings | align="right"|3.47 |- | Miscellaneous | align="right"|9.05 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.00 |- | Gasoline | align="right"|6.50 |- | Groceries | align="right"|15.81 |- | Gas | align="right"|2.41 |- | Chickens | align="right"|8.10 |- | Insurance | align="right"|<u>2.11</u> |- | | align="right"|84.83 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] df5fee4f2fcaa2649f08a1e5794ec3fc49f31f52 0 2139 4083 4084 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 /* June Expenditures */ wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 1 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 1 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.20 | |- | 8 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 8 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 15 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 15 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 22 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 22 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 29 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 29 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | | Dad | align="right" |<u>1.25</u> | |- | | | align="right" |149.05 | |- | | Brout. fwd. | | align="right" |80.53 |- | | Expenditures | | align="right" |<u>126.02</u> |- | | total | | align="right" |206.55 |- | | | | align="right" |<u>149.05</u> |- | | Dr. Balance | | align="right" |57.50 |} == July Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|10.45 |- | Electric | align="right"|1.51 |- | Clothing - Jane | align="right"|1.87 |- | " - Herman | align="right"|2.95 |- | Building & Loan | align="right"|5.00 |- | Garage | align="right"|11.25 |- | House furnishings | align="right"|8.35 |- | Miscellaneous | align="right"|8.91 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.00 |- | Gasoline | align="right"|5.30 |- | Groceries | align="right"|22.26 |- | Gas & Kerosene | align="right"|3.71 |- | Chickens | align="right"|21.35 |- | Insurance | align="right"|2.11 |- | Dentist | align="right"|<u>4.00</u> |- | | align="right"|126.02 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 4196b47d3992eeec3839ad3e2c3b545948ff70b4 0 2140 4085 4086 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 3 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 3 | [[Jane Young|J.E.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 9 | J.E.B. | align="right" |7.70 | |- | 10 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 16 | J.E.B. | align="right" |7.90 | |- | 17 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 23 | J.E.B. | align="right" |7.70 | |- | 24 | E.H.B. | align="right" |<u>19.80</u> | |- | | | align="right" |112.60 | |- | | Brot. fwd. | | align="right" |56.47 |- | | Total expenditures | | align="right" |<u>136.66</u> |- | | | | align="right" |193.13 |- | | | --> | align="right" |<u>112.60</u> |- | | Balance Dr. | | align="right" |80.53 |} == June Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | Gas. | align="right"|3.00 |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|4.35 |- | Clothes | align="right"|2.79 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.00 |- | B.&L. | align="right"|5.00 |- | Electric | align="right"|.75 |- | Groceries | align="right"|25.88 |- | Gas. | align="right"|.84 |- | Miscell. | align="right"|68.29 |- | Jane Church | align="right"|1.75 |- | House Furn. | align="right"|<u>7.01</u> |- | | align="right"|136.66 |} ==Commentary== ''Starting in June 1939, Herman began breaking expenditures out as a separate table because he had insufficient room on the ledger pages in the journal to do them inline as before.'' [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] a5ce72c56b8bd4e0456a85f561c2de29b028b995 0 2141 4087 4088 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 2 | calf loser | align="right" |0.50 | |- | 4 | [[Hess's Mill|Mill]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 7 | G.E refund | align="right" |2.25 | |- | 11 | Mill | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 18 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 25 | " | align="right" |<u>19.80</u> | |- | | total | align="right" |81.95 | |- | | gasoline | | align="right" |6.10 |- | | Miscellaneous | | align="right" |4.10 |- | | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | | align="right" |3.30 |- | | Garage | | align="right" |11.55 |- | | Clothes | | align="right" |0.25 |- | | Board | | align="right" |24.00 |- | | B.& L. | | align="right" |5.00 |- | | | | align="right" |54.30 |- | | brought fwd | align="right" |<u>50.30</u> | |- | | | align="right" |132.25 | |- | | Paid out | align="right" |<u>54.30</u> | |- | | | align="right" |77.95 | |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 06f7b15843e2c0bc7088fe07bf3cc221976feb92 0 2142 4089 4090 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 2 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 9 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 16 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 23 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 30 | " | align="right" |13.86 | |- | 1 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 8 | " | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 15 | " | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 22 | " | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 29 | " | align="right" |9.90 | |- | | Chickens | align="right" |<u>4.02</u> | |- | | | align="right" |146.58 | |- | | Brout. fwd. | align="right" |<u>51.37</u> | |- | | | align="right" |197.95 | |- | | Expenditures | align="right" |<u>166.91</u> | align="right" |166.91 |- | | Balance | align="right" |31.04 | |} == March Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|6.27 |- | Electric | align="right"|1.88 |- | Clothing - Herman | align="right"|1.50 |- | Clothing - Jane | align="right"|9.34 |- | Building & Loan | align="right"|10.-- |- | Garage | align="right"|11.05 |- | House furnishings | align="right"|.98 |- | Miscellaneous | align="right"|29.37 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.-- |- | Gasoline | align="right"|6.55 |- | Groceries | align="right"|19.53 |- | Gas | align="right"|1.89 |- | Chickens | align="right"|5.40 |- | Insurance | align="right"|2.11 |- | [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Jan. & Feb. | align="right"|<u>.20</u> |- | | align="right"|143.07 |- | Coal | align="right"|<u>23.84</u> |- | | align="right"|166.91 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 15e0a7c13e4d630054955108a141e6586dc90547 0 2143 4091 4092 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 6 | [[Hess's Mill|mill]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 13 | " | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 20 | " | align="right" |<u>19.80</u> | |- | | | align="right" |59.40 | |- | | gasoline | | align="right" |3.75 |- | | Miscellaneous | | align="right" |40.55 |- | | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | | align="right" |1.80 |- | | Garage | | align="right" |1.35 |- | | Clothes | | align="right" |42.00 |- | | Board | | align="right" |6.00 |- | | Rent | | align="right" |17.00 |- | | B.& L. | | align="right" |5.00 |- | | House furnishing | | align="right" |102.34 |- | | Garden | | align="right" |.80 |- | | Electric | | align="right" |<u>.83</u> |- | | | | align="right" |221.42 |- | | brought fwd | align="right" |<u>105.55</u> | |- | | | align="right" |164.95 | align="right" |<u>164.95</u> |- | | | | align="right" |56.47 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 0433107ddafd807fd6f4666af7ab843dfa125fa4 0 2144 4093 4094 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 typo wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 3 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 4 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 10 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 11 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 17 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 18 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 24 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 25 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | | J.Y.B. C. Savings | align="right" |<u>50.--</u> | |- | | | align="right" |168.80 | |- | | Brout. fwd. | | align="right" |5.64 |- | | Expenditures | | align="right" |<u>131.57</u> |- | | total | | align="right" |137.21 |- | | | align="right" |<u>137.21</u> | |- | | Balance | align="right" |31.59 | |} == November Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|4.97 |- | Electric | align="right"|2.04 |- | Clothing - Jane | align="right"|26.44 |- | Clothing - Herman | align="right"|3.50 |- | Building & Loan | align="right"|5.00 |- | Garage | align="right"|17.15 |- | House furnishings | align="right"|2.15 |- | Miscellaneous | align="right"|11.59 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.00 |- | Gasoline | align="right"|5.60 |- | Groceries | align="right"|18.73 |- | Gas [http://www.northstategas.com/history.html Essotane] | align="right"|2.14 |- | Chickens | align="right"|5.30 |- | Insurance | align="right"|8.86 |- | [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] | align="right"|<u>1.10</u> |- | | align="right"|131.57 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] f78f0d412c696ddd5f807fb01013f01d539dd80b 0 2145 4095 4096 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 6 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 7 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 13 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 14 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 20 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 21 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 27 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 28 | E.H.B | align="right" |<u>19.80</u> | |- | | | align="right" |118.80 | |- | | Brout. fwd. | | align="right" |6.81 |- | | Expenditures | | align="right" |<u>117.63</u> |- | | total | | align="right" |124.44 |- | | | | align="right" |<u>118.80</u> |- | | Dr. Balance | | align="right" |5.64 |} == October Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|6.35 |- | Electric | align="right"|1.93 |- | Clothing - Jane | align="right"|11.62 |- | Clothing - Herman | align="right"|2.98 |- | Building & Loan | align="right"|5.00 |- | Garage | align="right"|29.38 |- | House furnishings | align="right"|.89 |- | Miscellaneous | align="right"|6.90 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.00 |- | Gasoline | align="right"|4.76 |- | Groceries | align="right"|16.68 |- | Gas & Kerosene | align="right"|2.58 |- | Chickens | align="right"|8.05 |- | Insurance | align="right"|2.61 |- | [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] | align="right"|<u>.40</u> |- | | align="right"|117.63 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 0a30d4a93694ef0f866a304b94ee4e4c8d0701a5 0 2146 4097 4098 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" |- ! Date ! Cash ! Rec'd ! Paid |- | 1 | [[Jane Young|J.Y.B.]] | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 2 | [[E. Herman Brackbill|E.H.B.]] | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 8 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 9 | E.H.B. | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 15 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 16 | E.H.B | align="right" |19.80 | |- | 22 | J.Y.B. | align="right" |9.90 | |- | 23 | E.H.B | align="right" |<u>19.80</u> | |- | | | align="right" |118.80 | |- | | Brout. fwd. | | align="right" |2.98 |- | | Expenditures | | align="right" |<u>122.63</u> |- | | total | | align="right" |125.61 |- | | | | align="right" |<u>118.80</u> |- | | Dr. Balance | | align="right" |6.81 |} == September Expenditures == {| class="wikitable" |- ! Cash ! Paid |- | [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] | align="right"|4.88 |- | Electric | align="right"|1.82 |- | Clothing - Jane | align="right"|4.23 |- | Clothing - Herman | align="right"|11.68 |- | Building & Loan | align="right"|5.00 |- | Garage | align="right"|2.00 |- | House furnishings | align="right"|3.58 |- | Miscellaneous | align="right"|9.03 |- | Rent | align="right"|17.00 |- | Gasoline | align="right"|5.35 |- | Groceries | align="right"|19.89 |- | Gas & Kerosene | align="right"|2.23 |- | Chickens | align="right"|4.25 |- | Insurance | align="right"|2.11 |- | Coal | align="right"|<u>29.58</u> |- | | align="right"|122.63 |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 382c044e705f1dc63055b5817823f3294b94d24a 0 2147 4099 4100 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki I got up this morning in good shape but had to wait around for breakfast. I was not late at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but [[John]] was. We were not very busy and so got done till noon. [[Dick]] was with us. In the afternoon I just sat and visited with [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] and Flossie. I also washed my head again. After supper, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I had a double date with Red and his girl. She, however, seemed to have "stood him up." After a flat tire we saw a good movie! I couldn't help showing my affection later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 31, 1939|Mar 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 2, 1939|Apr 2, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 13086a84fa1e62c01604760a054010f737e6ce75 0 2148 4101 4102 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki A red letter day to be sure. We got up at 5:45 this morning for once. It was a lovely day; the bright sun warmed the earth and all that was in it. [[Jane Young|Jane]] took me down to start on my new job. Of course, I was green, but everything seemed to go fine. The day seemed pretty short. We will not be in the new office for a little yet. After supper we took our load in to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] chorus practice. The chorus broke ties with the County C.E. Union, a big step. ==Commentary== ''This was Herman's first day working at the [[Arthur S. Young Company]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 31, 1940|Mar 31, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 2, 1940|Apr 2, 1940]] }} 3994478ca97b920cb84bcd3b8208b9302b996fe9 0 2149 4103 4104 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki I got up bright and early (as my custom is becoming to be) and didn't feel like eating a lot for breakfast. [[Dick]] was around helping us most all day at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. The weather was as nice as it has been yet this spring. I was fortunate enough to be given the job of driving Mr. Hess in the La Salle collecting eggs from the farmers for the St. Joseph Hospital. In the evening we had U.C.C.E. meeting. The girls guild met also and we had games and refreshments together. [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] left in the P.M. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 9, 1939|Apr 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 11, 1939|Apr 11, 1939]] }} 130c4b5625f36f3a00b9bbdd7ea978201807efac 0 2150 4105 4106 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Today was a swell day just like spring (is my grammar poor). Those who waited for a clear day to wash really got one. There was little outside activity around the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] and shop today and it would have been a good day to move into the new office, but we didn't. After supper we went to a congregational meeting at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We elected another trustee - [[Charles K. Singer|Chas. K. Singer]], and had a social committee meeting afterwards. We got home tired and sleepy & went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 9, 1940|Apr 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 11, 1940|Apr 11, 1940]] }} de10237b8d543462559942e20c97ee071bf14708 0 2151 4107 4108 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki We had a job on our hands getting the flour ready for [[Dick]] to get started to [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] this morning. I spent a good bit of time cleaning up around the main floor. For some reason or other I was feeling draggy all day. After dinner, while posting the charges, I almost fell asleep. Yes. We were real busy and worked late. The day ended rainy. After supper I didn't do much. Read a little and listened to the radio to "The Inside Story" & "[[Information Please]]." Bed real early (I hope). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 10, 1939|Apr 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 12, 1939|Apr 12, 1939]] }} 753db671c91c7161a3528b3b8eedf68004676f73 0 2152 4109 4110 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] didn't get awake this morning and so I walked to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]] and left the car for her. The [[Arthur S. Young|"Boss"]] said we would move as soon as we got our work cleaned up; that suited us. We had some time cleaning & dusting but got re-located toward the last of the afternoon. We certainly moved into a swell office. After supper, for Jane's satisfaction and pleasure we skipped choir practice. I got my hair cut and then we got into that new office again & put in a few finishing touches. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 10, 1940|Apr 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 12, 1940|Apr 12, 1940]] }} e14561ee195bd2b8d7e08d5f16cc9809eef905d8 0 2153 4111 4112 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki All day today it was Wednesday night to me. No having seen [[Jane Young|Jane]] last night made me extra anxious for our meeting again. Everything went well at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We were very busy in the afternoon and I did my office work after quitting time. It blew hard all day and snowed in flurries about dark. It froze real hard at night. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] board meeting at the Church. Most of the kids were at H.S. at operetta practice but we had a good board meeting. Jane & I enjoyed our own board meeting at her home later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 11, 1939|Apr 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 13, 1939|Apr 13, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] c23bdd30ffe6742185e90cc81f40c74972016e09 0 2154 4113 4114 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Morning dawned with more anticipation for the new office. It completely fills our expectation and I like it, really, even though I'm green. By the way, [[J. Z. Landis]] was our first customer in the new office yesterday. It was a very rainy day, and the rain turned to snow toward evening. After supper we rather reluctantly got ready to go to [[Bart H.S.]] where I taught a spelling class. It was bad travelling but I really enjoyed it a lot -- we got home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 11, 1940|Apr 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 13, 1940|Apr 13, 1940]] }} 5dab25a68de48dd87d866bb2d533855889687c94 0 2155 4115 4116 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The alarm clock mixed itself and me all up this morning. Result: I was late for work once again. I was pretty well rested, though, and got right into the swing of things from the start. It was like winter again with a mean cold wind. We had enough to do to keep us warm and yet some. After dinner I had a trip to the bank for a change. After supper I got ready and took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to choir practice. I got my hair cut afterwards and then presented myself to Jane. She was going to kidnap me, so she said, but I persuaded her to wait four or five weeks. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 12, 1939|Apr 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 14, 1939|Apr 14, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] a67cef68273dd3081f2678184e908ae6e0617de6 0 2156 4117 4118 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Everything was all right this morning except that there was snow everywhere and about 17&deg; cold. [[Jane Young|Jane]], of course, didn't go to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]], but rather did her cleaning at home. We had a quite busy forenoon at the place of employment. After completing the necessary details, we went off to [[Marg Bucher|Marg]] & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]]'s. We stopped at [[Lancaster]] to do a little bit of shopping. We got to [[Lititz]] in time for a sumptuous supper. Afterwards we played around and enjoyed the radio. Then went to a wintertime bed far from home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 12, 1940|Apr 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 14, 1940|Apr 14, 1940]] }} e6501f4c3e55a25e90737c466acd46fc28cdab3f 0 2157 4119 4120 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Shame on me again this morning. I was half an hour late for work. [[Groffie]] took his truck to [[Lancaster]] for repairs and we were up to our eyes in work again. It was cloudy and cold all day and it rained toward the middle of the afternoon. After supper the kids went to the operetta at High School. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val came and we talked. I pressed my suit. We practiced singing and sang a little. Eunice & Val are making out just fine and we sorta envy them. But just wait a little. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 13, 1939|Apr 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 15, 1939|Apr 15, 1939]] }} 8645b5a33c04acd8d1910c9c27638af2c5c75bd6 0 2158 4121 4122 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This morning we arose at our usual Sunday tardy hour and after a breakfast of "not less than two" eggs we went to [[Lititz]] proper. We went to Sunday School and church at the Moravian church and enjoyed their fine building and their ceremony as well as the choir. We had a big dinner after which we took turns at sleeping. Later on we drove around awhile and looked for [[Wikipedia:arbutus|arbutus]]. We had light supper and then listened to more radio and played [[chinese checkers]]. Of course, then we came home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 13, 1940|Apr 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 15, 1940|Apr 15, 1940]] }} b432b75c7e1e164a220665fc32b5c53cf2dda862 0 2159 4123 4124 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki You possibly have noticed that it is my custom to get to work early or at least on time and this morning was no exception. We worked along steadily and finished shortly after dinner. Rain changed the plan for my afternoon by making it unpleasant to work in the garden. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to [[Lancaster]] & bought a living room suit, kitchen table, chairs, cabinets at [[Westenburgers]]. We had supper at a church in [[Lititz]] and then visited Marg and [[Willis Bucher|Willis]]. We played [[Chinese Checkers]] till late & came home & slept a little (too long). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 14, 1939|Apr 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 16, 1939|Apr 16, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 64173badff5da845b0895e260e55c4a2089b5847 0 2160 4125 4126 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|My wife]] has been seeing too much night life lately for she was no more than awake when I got up this morning and was ready to go to work. We are gradually getting situated in our new office and are more pleased with it every day. [[Red]] put the blinds up and we were getting more electrical fixtures. At suppertime [[Mary Jane]] paid a short unexpected visit. After supper we went to [[County Chorus]]. [[Lloyd]] wasn't there but we made out quite well. It was cool today and partly cloudy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 14, 1940|Apr 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 16, 1940|Apr 16, 1940]] }} f8ae7b279cc1d66e9a0cd21f0c8fc25df89236bb 0 2161 4127 4128 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It's never hard to get up on Sunday morning for it is very enjoyable just anticipating the different points of that day's schedule. It sprinkled enough rain in the morning to be-spot my freshly washed automobile, although it rained real hard in the afternoon. After <strike>supper</strike> dinner I went to [[Youngs]] and then some of us went up to see our house. We sang and fiddled around, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I trying to get on unequal terms again, but quite in vain. After church we, with the Brackbill boys, went to visit [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val's & tried our wits on a Bible question game. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 15, 1939|Apr 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 17, 1939|Apr 17, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] e2f2b5a4b72333f466819fefadcd47cd4d30fd27 0 2162 4129 4130 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I seem to be failing a little for I was a couple of minutes late for work this morning. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came down later as usual. We got one of our grand rushes about the middle of the forenoon but it cleared away. The day was warm and slightly rainy, not bad though, all in all. In the evening we went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] to an old fashioned party the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] had. Most of us had a good time and some had an exceptional good time. We got home late & tired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 15, 1940|Apr 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 17, 1940|Apr 17, 1940]] }} 89fd76fb33dbe4fb1df3b6c68633a853e992f512 0 2163 4131 4132 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki Back in the same old rut again. Up terrible late and later for work. It rained virtually all day and so for half the night. [[Dick]] was not there all day and [[Morris]] had off in the afternoon. [[Allen]], [[Groffie]] & I might as well have for we surely weren't rushed with orders. Morris worked at night. After supper & cleaning up we took [[Jane Young|Jane]] & Romaine to [[County Chorus|Chorus]] practice in [[Lancaster]]. All went just lovely & fine. Although some of the chorus from Paradise dropped out, it is stronger than ever. Bed late but not awful. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 16, 1939|Apr 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 18, 1939|Apr 18, 1939]] }} 558e6b7df9c7323be064bda7e4ba4ce2010194cb 0 2164 4133 4134 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] had a day off today. I walked to work and tried to get along without her. There was a quilting over [[Brackbill Farm|home]]. The Brackbill sisters were there and Jane went to sort of referee or to keep them company. We had a pretty busy day since it is still too wet to farm. After supper there was a moving picture show at the fire hall on the M.M. tractors. Jane went there. I took [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] and we went to a S.S. committee meeting at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. There was a small crowd. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 16, 1940|Apr 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 18, 1940|Apr 18, 1940]] }} 8215bb7cfb796b2d91a3e52c7d17bd2e5037ac22 0 2165 4135 4136 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 linked LPC wikitext text/x-wiki I made her again this morning, that is got up early. It was rainy & cold once again with little hope of the weather clearing up soon. I was in the repairing department today and got my head and chest all bonged up with flour. It was a long day, continuous till 5:30. After supper we all went up to a [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] social at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. There was a very fine turn out and it made quite an evening of fun. It all ended late with a thunder gust and foggy driving. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 17, 1939|Apr 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 19, 1939|Apr 19, 1939]] }} b2930bf797bd111b0e194062195063a0dc024777 0 2166 4137 4138 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We almost overslept this morning. We didn't get up till 6:30. Then we didn't have much time for breakfast but hurried down to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. I didn't get much extra accomplished aside from waiting on trade. It was cloudy and rainy and in spite of it all, it got warmer. I trimmed a few grapes before supper, then after supper we went to choir practice and sang a little. Then we went down home for a short stay and then came home to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 17, 1940|Apr 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 19, 1940|Apr 19, 1940]] }} 5fa402f2e1cc036cda0b3c66632b79ba44b5214f 0 2167 4139 4140 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The same fog that bade us "good night" a few hours ago bid me a cheerless "good morning" as I rolled out of bed and stopped the nervous jingling of my faithful alarm clock. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but everything went just fine. We worked long again--till after 5:30. After supper we all went to Choir practice, that is, we four boys. We did fine & played a little ping-pong. [[Carl Groff]] got another car, '37 Ford. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I visited him and sponged a ride. Later we talked silly and also sober. I left for home about eleven in the starlight. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 18, 1939|Apr 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 20, 1939|Apr 20, 1939]] }} 225c9798c28af7fcf1a177baf925ebf600b90a6e 0 2168 4141 4142 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Another day with no change in weather. It rained lightly and otherwise all day long. Our coal is [[Dialect|all]] again and it will be necessary to have some more. It was just another day at work, too. We are not catching up with the book work very fast because of customers. After a light but very satisfactory supper we hurried off to [[New Holland]] to a meeting of East Branch executives of [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. We missed a perfectly good Band Concert at H.S. which we could easily have listened to. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 18, 1940|Apr 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 20, 1940|Apr 20, 1940]] }} 332a5d0bda6dbd2be264fd516211c12542cbb1df 0 2169 4143 4144 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki I ate my usual Sunday morning breakfast before going to S.S. & Church. It was cold and windy today and the sun shone most of the time. No one extra was here for dinner. In the afternoon [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val came and we went to see [[Jane Young|Jane]] like old times. We had supper at Flossie's after hunting arbutus in vain. Red led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] We had slides on Japan in Church, also jelly eggs. Mrs. Kaufman didn't appear for cantata practice. The moon, almost full, influenced us by making us mild lunatics. Nothing serious but I came home about 1:40. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 1, 1939|Apr 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 3, 1939|Apr 3, 1939]] }} a806750695c29c352e2ef5f70a874b75b61fd3e1 0 2170 4145 4146 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got up bright and early again this morning, with that old sun right ready to rise and greet us. It was a fine morning and grew into a fine spring. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing. I put in the day down at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. It was hot in there and I was green and making a few mistakes as I went along. After supper Jane ironed. I worked on [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] reports. [[Wayne]] came a little later. [[Marg Bucher|Marg]] & [[Darline]] payed us a little visit & we had ginger ale. We were tired and sleepy [[Dialect|till]] bed time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 1, 1940|Apr 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 3, 1940|Apr 3, 1940]] }} 663cddfbf5176d8b3cf8ba7c09d83761530fe472 0 2171 4147 4148 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Came the dawn, and with it all the hopes and joys any bright spring will bring one who is free and content. The change in weather wrought a change in nearly everything about us. Dispositions changed, countenances changed; everything gave one big leap ahead and life blossomed anew. Something else blossomed anew, too. Mary Jane sent me a note saying she would be waiting at the church at seven to beat me at a game of ping-pong. She was. (It was all in fun for I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] up and had to wait till orchestra practice was over--then we had choir practice.) It was grand. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 19, 1939|Apr 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 21, 1939|Apr 21, 1939]] }} 9787b1515df45ea9c76bf80e4a826f8966a73455 0 2172 4149 4150 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This morning about 3 A.M. we were both awakened by the rain blowing against our window pane. It made a pretty racket. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came down and set two tubs to catch what might leak through the ceiling above the bay windows. I went to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]] as usual and waited on trade in the mud. After dinner I went to the dentist and had 5 cavities filled. I drove a new Buick Roadmaster while in [[New Holland]]. When I came back I went to the store & down home & played ping pong. Fiddled around till supper. After supper, when we were ready to go, [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] dropped in and we took them along to [[Mountville]] to the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Spring Rally. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 19, 1940|Apr 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 21, 1940|Apr 21, 1940]] }} 5bead4ef4359783bcd1de052bb2f55a9a224a3e1 0 2173 4151 4152 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I got up earlier than ever this morning but had to wait for my breakfast. I was early to work but [[John]] was already there. Sometime I shall get there before him. We were busy again but no one seemed to care. We worked nearly an hour overtime but didn't have to. I spent a good part of the forenoon in the office. After supper I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to East Branch meeting. We were both real tired. [[Luetta Sheaffer|Jane's mother]] got Jane a lovely set of silver in [[Lancaster|Lanc.]] this afternoon. After we came home we ate cake @ Grandma's. Ruth Groff, Earl's sister was there too. It was late till I got to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 20, 1939|Apr 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 22, 1939|Apr 22, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 9093ddc46a0d24bc72113f208e85335ac21dec1f 0 2174 4153 4154 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The alarm clock rang at seven oclock this morning but we went back to sleep till eight thirty. We surely had to hurry from then on. Sunday school was well attended but late getting started. [[Charles Singer]] was installed a trustee at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] were here for dinner. We went up to [[Lititz]] Pike to inspect the new house Val helped to build. Then we went over home for the rest of the afternoon and stayed for supper. Chas. Mueller__ & Mrs. were visitors @ [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] We had pictures at church. Visited [[Brackbill Farm|down home]] afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 20, 1940|Apr 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 22, 1940|Apr 22, 1940]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 1331089289a5e7772c2d50bd6d9dde2483f0ad89 0 2175 4155 4156 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki This morning, I <u>was</u> to work before [[John]], only a few minutes. It was a beautiful morning and it was nice to be alive. We were pretty busy but got finished by dinner for a great change. Immediately after dinner I went to [[Youngs]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I dug a little of our garden, although it was a little too wet. I came home for supper and then went back to take her, along with [[Mary Jane]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] to [[Lancaster]] to a county [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] rally. We ate a little at McMi__s. Later I slept a few hours and nearly froze. I watched the Northern Lights a little. I had never seen anything quite like them. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 21, 1939|Apr 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1939|Apr 23, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 53360802fa87b78dd64b4c8671ed977a6a997add 0 2176 4157 4158 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Upon arising and looking out the window I saw a cloudburst of snow flakes. A short time afterwards the sun showed his bright face for the first time in days. I walked down to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]] came down later. I am catching on pretty well now and we seemed to get a good bit done today. We were interrupted several times when we were eating our supper. Afterwards we went to [[County Chorus]] practice. Coming home we got [[Romaine]] ripping mad, but of course we shouldn't have. It's swell moonlight. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 21, 1940|Apr 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1940|Apr 23, 1940]] }} f3bcdd61d4e01ca4141e18b4538371f0f5904d15 0 2177 4159 4160 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki Everyone was up much earlier than usual this morning to launch the preparation for a great day. We went to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] as usual. At noontime there was a great picnic here in our house. [[Amos Hershey Leaman|Uncle Hershey]]'s visit from Chicago was the occasion for celebration. All the family, [[Anna Barbara Hershey|Grandma]]'s, was here, except [[Jacob Clayton Leaman|Clayton]]. We foolishly had a big soft ball game in the afternoon. Supper was also a picnic. I "pretended" to sing a solo at [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and we all nearly sang solo at Church for there were only 19 there. I didn't make out so hot with my date. Just slept & then didn't rest well. ''--P.S. see over'' Last minute mention of one of yesterday's events. Jane & I asked the preacher to officiate at our wedding. He & Mrs. gave us some advice and stuff to read. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 22, 1939|Apr 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 24, 1939|Apr 24, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 5aa37903078fd7b4d8bc379c76fce40b25a7e15d 0 2178 4161 4162 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page with full name. wikitext text/x-wiki It's hard to get up these mornings, I guess the novelty is wearing off of my new job. [[Jane Young|Jane]] never gets up any more till I have my breakfast. It was a swell day. The sun shone all day and made it warm and nice. Jane did the washing in the forenoon. The customers didn't bother us very much and so we got some catching up done. In the evening [[Webbie]] came and we cleaned up the grapes and garden and burned the weeds. Jane got her hair cut and did some ironing. We didn't go away. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 22, 1940|Apr 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 24, 1940|Apr 24, 1940]] }} 88e3791f0c666dbe5ddc4cdc45825a09b219621e 0 2179 4163 4164 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I was late getting up this morning but a little stiff. We weren't overworked at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but didn't finish quite as early as we should have. After supper I to [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]]'s to orchestra. We had usher's club meeting but the boys couldn't make it. The meeting was very poor and my need of sleep and other things bore me down so I feel most miserable. I hope a little sleep will fix me up, if not a phone call might be resorted to tomorrow eve. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1939|Apr 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 25, 1939|Apr 25, 1939]] }} 1e3f6a3b571f8da0c7eec518a27d06be1be1f0e6 0 2180 4165 4166 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't get up just on the dot this morning again and so were inconvenienced as far as getting our morning routine accomplished in the allotted time. It was a pretty nice day again. We weren't bothered with trade, just a few salesmen. That meant we did a pretty good job of getting caught up. It was last day of school for [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] and the school here at [[Kinzers]]. After a supper of free fish, we got ready and went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] to Y.P. Choir practice. We had a nice bunch, what was there. Afterwards we went [[Brackbill Farm|down home]] & visited & fed the kittens. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1940|Apr 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 25, 1940|Apr 25, 1940]] }} 161607c75f0b78cd5b01e4ae49e9a85b734a068a 0 2181 4167 4168 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I got up on time this morning but quite stiff from the effects of [[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1939|Sunday]]'s game. It was a beautiful day and nearly everyone had spring fever. We weren't extra busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and that made us lazier. After work, I went directly to [[Kinzers]]. After helping [[Luetta Sheaffer|Mrs. Y.]] a little, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went up to work on our garden. When it got dark we had supper at Jane's again. It was fun and we couldn't help but wish we had our own home, once; especially when it was time to go home. Mine--I stayed till almost ten. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 24, 1939|Apr 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 26, 1939|Apr 26, 1939]] }} 0781bb492f6763ab413dd9fa0700a4313ac6a385 0 2182 4169 4170 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki There was a frost again this morning but the sun soon had the tin roofs steaming. After hurrying through our breakfast, we went down to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]], as usual. When the weather is nice we aren't bothered with customers and can catch up with books. In the afternoon [[Jane Young|Jane]] got some teeth filled at [[Lancaster]]. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] went along. I had supper started when she came home. In the evening we went to choir practice, then to [[R. Doutrich]]'s to Pauline's birthday party and ate. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 24, 1940|Apr 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 26, 1940|Apr 26, 1940]] }} 531ff2ac1a5ee9e8b0cd46e91f0afdb9837dd303 0 2183 4171 4172 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Late getting up made me late for work. It was a miserably rainy and damp day. The road was wet all day and the sun came out only once. Farming will certainly have a late start this spring for the farmers haven't had time to get out in the ground when it was dry enough. We found our selves quite busy today; so busy, in fact, that we didn't get done. After a short supper, I went back to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and worked till about 12:30. I passed my time ready a book Rev. had given me on marriage. I called [[Jane Young|Jane]] & her [[Luetta Sheaffer|mother]] called me. I postpone my date till tomorrow. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 25, 1939|Apr 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 27, 1939|Apr 27, 1939]] }} 3660fd0b3ed67f20105b131589edf5bbbb94b8d0 0 2184 4173 4174 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This morning it seemed as if we were stuck to the bed again. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was late again and I walked to work, part way. Time passes pretty rapidly and it is not at all boring. The work seems to agree with me and I with it. (I hope.) It was nice again today and the trees and the grass are beginning to get alive again. This evening I trimmed the barberry. [[Ruth]] & [[Jerry]] visited. I went down to [[Webbie]]'s & visited a little while. Jane is getting herself accustomed to home life, mending etc. We might get to bed early for a change. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 25, 1940|Apr 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 27, 1940|Apr 27, 1940]] }} 1ed3e14355b8a1a6091fa73e11f5c78d111aca9f 0 2185 4175 4176 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 added link to shower. wikitext text/x-wiki It wasn't at all easy to get up and go to work at six, or a little after, this morning but it had to be done. It looked at times as if the weather would clear up but we had some showers and it was real foggy & misty at night. After Sr. Choir Practice this evening, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I walked in to a surprise shower at her home. I knew but she scarcely suspected anything. Jane's friends certainly think a lot of her, maybe me too, for they certainly bought us wonderful shower gifts. I prolonged the night with a date & got home at three, about. ==Commentary== ''The wedding shower was covered in the local paper (see [http://www.flickr.com/photos/92727610@N00/431034866/ scan]).'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 26, 1939|Apr 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 28, 1939|Apr 28, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 4be7db02101fa56a8715c7c7294009ee7ff6b0f5 0 2186 4177 4178 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It was bad this morning for fair. I got up too late for breakfast or anything but ate some anyhow and so was late for work. [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up later. Things went all right down at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. We bought two cars for the shops. After a brief and hurried dinner, I helped [[Spunk]] & [[Sam]] move the [[Brooder]] house. Then I dug garden & planted some radishes. We got ready then & went to [[Morris Schnupp|Schnupp]]'s to surprise Morris on his birthday--we did. All the men were there. We had fun and ate. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 26, 1940|Apr 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 28, 1940|Apr 28, 1940]] }} db371d3808e6e6f79a9bdb7555126ad3f7e2af15 0 2187 4179 4180 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I very much overslept this morning and was late getting to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. It turned out to be a rainy day again. I was real sleepy after last night's big party. We were not too busy and got done quite on time. Then I started for where I am now. I took a quick bath and then got [[Charlotte Byers]] & came here to [[Harrisburg]] as delegates to a Synod young people's conference. It is a selected group. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] is here and we are guests of Mr. & Mrs. Wirt, [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=1935+N+4th+St,+Harrisburg,+PA+17102,+USA&ie=UTF8&ll=40.278065,-76.892393&spn=0.001809,0.005021&t=h&z=18&iwloc=addr&om=0 1935 N. Fourth St]. I am sleepy and tired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 27, 1939|Apr 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 29, 1939|Apr 29, 1939]] }} 0e947f4515c9aa764b968193608d5548b3804d0c 0 2188 4181 4182 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We just didn't help it and overslept again this morning. We hurried enough not to be late for [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] and Sunday School. It was a swell day, clear & bright & warm. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for dinner, so did [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]. In the afternoon we went for arbutus and explored through [[Abe Buzzard]]'s cave. We nearly over did it for we got real warm & tired. We got bluebells & visited [[Flossie]]. We made [[icecream]] for supper. I led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Church was poorly attended. After church we went down home and visited a little. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 27, 1940|Apr 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 29, 1940|Apr 29, 1940]] }} ff376227aa89dfb736778fd9a08aa767d828ceab 0 2189 4183 4184 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki [[Harrisburg]] was real good to me last night. I slept fine & we awoke this morning listening to a baby duckling. Wirts gave us a fine breakfast. We got lost going to our first meeting but were just a little late. Our addresses were inspirational and our discussions were very helpful. I am beginning to know [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]]'s fine college friends. We spent our "free" time this afternoon roaming over the city. After a big banquet & review this evening, we went to a party at Carter's. The moon was shining full almost. Longings it aroused cannot be written here. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 28, 1939|Apr 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1939|Apr 30, 1939]] }} 81cb056d93aea86b4b40dd0833a40ec22893bcbc 0 2190 4185 4186 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This morning came too soon again but the brightness of it and the pleasantness invited us to enjoy its loveliness soon and long. I walked down to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing. After dinner we both went down. Most of the farmers are working in the field. That means we get lots of time to catch up with the books. I got caught up today. After a pretty quick supper we should have gotten into the garden but went to [[County Chorus]] practice instead. [[Lloyd]] wasn't there and so it flopped a little. It was on fast time so we didn't get home so late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 28, 1940|Apr 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1940|Apr 30, 1940]] }} f40374b9f8bf11d8b56d788f3428908a8c77eb17 0 2191 4187 4188 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki Winter seemed to have come back and settled upon again. It was real cold and the wind was blowing. I was neither late nor early when I arrived at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[John]] was not there yet. I spent a large part of the day posting from the old ledger into the new. After supper, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] took Romain, Emma, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & me to [[Lancaster]] to [[County Choir]] practice. Lloyd was there this time and we had a grand rehearsal. It was full moon and Jane & I lounged in the back seat. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 2, 1939|Apr 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 4, 1939|Apr 4, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] e1c1d8b70658a5bfb4437e05462c1d75924381d3 0 2192 4189 4190 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It's pretty nice getting up these mornings and thinking about going to work. Down at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] things went pretty well. I am learning a lot but don't seem to know very much at that. My [[Jane Young|"better half"]] stays right with me and helps me. [[Harold]] was away most all day and we had to make out. After supper we went to [[Singers]] to choir practice and had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] board meeting afterwards. It was a rainy day and we had thundershowers in the evening. [[John Appel]] was here a little. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 2, 1940|Apr 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 4, 1940|Apr 4, 1940]] }} 387cde14f7d28e5e7c280539b96b2e9a935bf695 0 2193 4191 4192 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki Short (that is, [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]]) had to wake me this morning and yet we were late for our first discussion group at 9:00, fast time. After this discussion we went to the services in the (our) Church, Olivet. The sermon was preached by [[Park Hays Miller]], very wonderful. After dinner and discussion we skipped out of the closing service so Harold would be ready for Carter & the boys. [[Charlotte Byers|Charlotte]] & I came home about 4:30, at home. The Kaufman's were at [[Youngs]]' & I stayed for supper. The service tonight was a district joint at [[Strasburg]], a debate. We had a rowdy party at [[Romaine]]'s featuring Mary Jane & the moon, but [[Jane Young|Jane]] was main attraction. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 29, 1939|Apr 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 1, 1939|May 1, 1939]] }} 5a14129938ae9ad8f2740f54d6a315275c9984cd 0 2194 4193 4194 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We weren't in a hurry about getting up this morning again but we did, a little late. When I write this I hope that it is the last. It was cloudy in the morning but soon got warm and the sun came out. It got cloudy in the evening again. We were busy enough down at work. We are still catching up little by little. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was with us a little in the afternoon. When we got home in the evening we set to digging garden. We mowed a little yard for the first today, [[Webbie]] did. We ate a quick supper & worked till dark. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed & I did dishes & worked on my own books. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 29, 1940|Apr 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 1, 1940|May 1, 1940]] }} a8033f0d9e7840c9252087c08fac067020a7bce7 0 2195 4195 4196 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki I was just a little late for work this morning but no one knew the difference. It didn't seem a bit like spring. The wind was cold and strong, the weather cloudy. We didn't have a lot of time to discuss the weather, however, for we were busy all the time. This evening we attended the first of this week's evening meetings at church. Rev. Underwood preached, and the Sr. Choir sang. Cantata practice proceeded with two absent members. It is pretty well in shape. At Young's, we had ice cream, dog & radio. For desert, I was treated to a little mess of moon, [[Jane Young|Jane]] officiating. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 3, 1939|Apr 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 5, 1939|Apr 5, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 57d55a439ccc424802495cff78de22c51e1eda20 0 2196 4197 4198 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] is getting to be a little bit lazy because I had half of my breakfast eaten [[Dialect|till]] she got downstairs this morning. We went off to work together as usual. It was the same run, almost. We were pretty busy with customers & salesmen. We are all looking forward to the time when we shall be in the new office. After supper we went to choir practice which lasted 1/2 hour. Then we went down [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & visited a couple of hours when we should have been in bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 3, 1940|Apr 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 5, 1940|Apr 5, 1940]] }} 08c75d244fda5704a0db90a860c7204850285c5e 0 2197 4199 4200 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki I had to wait for my breakfast this morning. I didn't like it a bit, I mean having to wait, but there I was, ready, and it wasn't. I spent a good bit of today in the office and got my book work up to date again. The weather was more on the order of spring again. The sun was real warm, but the air was brisk. After supper, we went to teachers' & officers' meeting. Then Rev. Har___ preached a wonderful sermon at church. Afterwards I waited while the orchestra practiced. [[Jane Young|Jane]] wasn't feeling well at [[Kinzers]]. We were both sleepy. I expect to see [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] upstairs. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 4, 1939|Apr 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 6, 1939|Apr 6, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 5a8bbfdb41a3d60b12f094c3b52c36ff213c9c4c 0 2198 4201 4202 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki By this time [[Jane Young|my wife]] is really a genuine sleepy head. She was scarcely up in time to see me off to work, and was herself quite late for work. We were, what I would call, exceptionally busy at [[Arthur S. Young Company|my new employment]] today. Everything was fine except my eyes bothered me toward evening. After work we took our "family" and went to [[Lancaster First]] to a League Banquet. A [[Dr. Leber]] spoke and delivered a rousing message to a couple hundred of us "youngsters." {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 4, 1940|Apr 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 6, 1940|Apr 6, 1940]] }} df3e6cf64f43730fd8912470f687b37341e803e3 0 2199 4203 4204 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki Quietly and quickly I arose and answered the tinkling of the alarm clock. [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] & [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] were in the other bed in my room and the Professor was in Harry's room. I had to wait for breakfast and was early to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. I spent a good deal of the day putting new bushings in the flour packer & I taught [[Groffie]] to pack flour. It rained from dawn to dark. The trucks weren't very busy. After supper Harry went to Scout. I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to church. Rev. Davies preached. Mary Jane & her mother are off the sick list & back in the choir. Short stayed home to study. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 5, 1939|Apr 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 7, 1939|Apr 7, 1939]] }} 8b73aaedfaa9a66fa518b5e1f82b409a90a24127 0 2200 4205 4206 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It was quite all right but I mention it anyhow. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was still in bed after I had been up and had my breakfast and went off to work. She wasn't even sick. The [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] was full of our own salesmen and even at that, customers kept coming and we were busy. Time passed rapidly. In the afternoon we went down and washed and cleaned our car. We came back and fiddled around the chickens etc. After supper I went to the P.O. and store while Jane just sat around and took it easy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 5, 1940|Apr 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 7, 1940|Apr 7, 1940]] }} 2462abe7d7e9caab54106dca1a95864226ab9841 0 2201 4207 4208 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki Bright and early, I started the day off. You must believe me, that is the only way. There is leisure before breakfast, if at no other time. There was nothing new at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], not even the weather, except there was no rain and [[John]] got [[Morris]] a brand new truck. After supper most of us went to <strike>prayer meeti</strike> preparatory services. Most everyone was there, especially the young people. Maybe it was to see [[Harold Brackbill|Short]], but even so they couldn't help my seeing them & wanting them -- especially the one [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] tried to hear me kiss. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 6, 1939|Apr 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 8, 1939|Apr 8, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] d85321587678c115a4e1d2c0c48ba1de2825ebc8 0 2202 4209 4210 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The usual Sunday morning happenings took place this morning. The head of the house arose considerably first then came the [[Jane Young|Lady]]. We got off to Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] early. It was a bright clear day and everyone was in good humor. We were invited over home for dinner; and, of course, went. We spent an enjoyable day. After a good [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] meeting and church service we went up to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]'s where [[Wind Troop]] had the rest going. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 6, 1940|Apr 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 8, 1940|Apr 8, 1940]] }} 2d1fb801c9938c278de1fbbf1a36ea9605a852e2 0 2203 4211 4212 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Today again I got up earlier than the cooks and had to wait for breakfast. [[John]] was late enough that I got a chance to start the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We started the day with a very few orders but business increased so much that we didn't get finished till way after dinner. [[Harold Brackbill|Short]], [[Morris]], & I took a living room suit to [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman|Uncle Ivan]]'s. After the P.S. of our supper, Short & I went after women. He brought [[Mary Jane]] to [[Kinzers]] & we all played [[Chinese Checkers]]. We left early to prepare for early rising tomorrow. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 7, 1939|Apr 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 9, 1939|Apr 9, 1939]] }} 25fbe92ed980e40c2bd472dcc9dc63bd16d94287 0 2204 4213 4214 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This morning it was raining - not much of a wash day. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I both went down to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] to work. A rainy day in the summertime seems to increase business tremendously. They were planning to ship a new pickup baler to Texas and one to Mexico. The home fire had gone out and I had to make it again in order to have it comfortably warm. After supper Jane went to Guild meeting and I went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Staff meeting at [[Lancaster]]. I got home first. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 7, 1940|Apr 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 9, 1940|Apr 9, 1940]] }} 9324bad40393891183ba0757349af9ae1a6c7d2d 0 2205 4215 4216 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki A wonderful day. The ground was white with snow this morning. I got up about 5 o'clock and shaved & dressed--[[Romaine]], [[Mary Jane]], [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]], [[Harold Brackbill|Short]], & I went to the county [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Sunrise Service in [[Lancaster]]. I had breakfast at Jane's. S.S. & Church was well attended. Jane came here for dinner also Moores & Yuningers. We gathered [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbutus Arbutus]. Supper at Sheaffers. In the evening the Y.P. Choir put on a beautiful cantata and got complemented. Back at [[Youngs]] we listened to the radio quite a while and then dozed off from ten till about one. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 8, 1939|Apr 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 10, 1939|Apr 10, 1939]] }} 38e4bfeccb78cc7c5f4629b6a7e24392c87608ca 0 2206 4217 4218 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 corrected PHS --> Paradise High School wikitext text/x-wiki The day started off just as most every day does. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing and I walked to work. I spent a couple hours hauling Amishmen. We are still getting ready to move to the new office and don't know when we will. After supper Jane ironed, I did the dishes. Then I took Jane down home and went to [[H.B.K.]]'s to a meeting of the [[Paradise High School|P.H.S.]] Alumni Banquet committee. The day was cloudy and the night is windy and cold. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 8, 1940|Apr 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 10, 1940|Apr 10, 1940]] }} 302a075da0c836884bf22d7d51c6053a570efbf6 0 2207 4219 4220 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Fall is just around the corner, but it is still summer time. Summer weather still prevails, and today we had a honey of a shower, although just a short one. We were busy with feed today. One order was so large it took four of us half the afternoon to get ready. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for one of the best swims of this season. From there we all went over to [[Flossie]]'s and surprised her on her birthday. We had nice games, lots of leamonade & cake. Of course back home to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 31, 1939|Jul 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 2, 1939|Aug 2, 1939]] }} e1ab4cc5bfbdd3a0f10df39a6b2fcecd126e4177 0 2208 4221 4222 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki When we awakened at 5:30 this morning it was real cool. A wind had blown during the night and cooled it off. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herm]] went up and got a quilt. I went along down home to get some beets to can. I canned 7 pints. At the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] Herman says things were about the same. Nothing exciting happened. In the evening after supper Herm mowed yard. I dressed up a little but no one special came. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] stopped in for a minute, [[Webby|Webbie]] visited for about an hour. Now it is time for bed again and we will need our quilt for it is really cool. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 31, 1940|Jul 31, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 2, 1940|Aug 2, 1940]] }} [[Category:Journal entries by Jane]] fc206ad9e76a5eaa87b70a2e7edcbf8868af48d0 0 2209 4223 4224 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Unloosing myself from a prevailing dream, I found I had not slept too soundly and that I would have to go to work in not the best of condition. Regardless of my condition we were all put through our paces and stretched out at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. I was very tired by nightfall. [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s games committee met at our house in the evening. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] was here for the first time for him. Everything went off O.K. After that "Bud" Troop called me over & Jane gave us about 2 qt of [[icecream]], fresh peach, and, of course, we ate it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 9, 1939|Aug 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 11, 1939|Aug 11, 1939]] }} c89f290f2219ef88a5ff9d6dd1880b05ef2edbd1 0 2210 4225 4226 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Nothing seems to happen any more and it seems like a pretty lonely life but I guess I'll get used to living alone. [[Walter]] is at A. C. this weeke end and our [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] wasn't so crowded. We had a busy morning. In the afternoon [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] and [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & I went over home to swimming. We stayed for supper. After that I went alone to see [[Jane Young|Jane]] and visited her a little while. Then I stopped in at Paradise Festival coming home & tried 20&cent; worth to get a blanket & didn't. I soon got tired and came home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 9, 1940|Aug 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 11, 1940|Aug 11, 1940]] }} 23899773ac81272937b1471b91a76ff307a1f58e 0 2211 4227 4228 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We awoke before the sunrise and, Lo! it was nearly time to get up. And so that goes to show you that Autumn is creeping upon us and the furnace must be cleaned and the coal bin filled. Business was good today and we just barely missed getting buried in work. It was hot today again but fairly humid so that the air was fresh. I was late getting home but not late for supper. After supper I got my hair cut. When I got home - [[John C. Appel]] was here and we had a very nice visit. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here but she left shortly. I was sorry. Now it's bedtime again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 10, 1939|Aug 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 12, 1939|Aug 12, 1939]] }} 36c49589da474afc6c3c261bd432024caed4ba8f 0 2212 4229 4230 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I felt pretty good lying in bed this morning but then I had to get up and eat my breakfast & polish my shoes before going to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We had [[Mr. Kaufman|Rev. Kaufman]] back with us again. It was a nice morning and so it wasn't hard to stay in church. I had dinner down home & spent the afternoon [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] swimming etc. Three bros. & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I stopped in to see [[Jane Young|Jane]] on our way to sing with the [[County Chorus]] at the [[Lititz]] spring park. We got home real late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 10, 1940|Aug 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 12, 1940|Aug 12, 1940]] }} 1d38e3daa27679b9746360887cbd9417f19d25a2 0 2213 4231 4232 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Now, today was a funny day. When I got up I thought I had appendicitis or something but that wore off. At work I had two trips that each lasted about two hours. That and repairing the water wheel was the extent of my day's labor. [[Jane Young|Jane]] picked me up then & I washed in the creek & shaved over [[Brackbill Farm|home]]. It was the [[Brackbill Reunion]] and we had dinner at the large picnic. We had a baseball game & quite a lovely swim. There were 108 about there. After lunch supper we cleaned up & listened to the radio & talked. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 11, 1939|Aug 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 13, 1939|Aug 13, 1939]] }} c7f4fc99a7fbe2ef5d519a05496de75190662300 0 2214 4233 4234 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It had been a swell night to sleep & I was really rested up till morning. It was raining a little this morning but later on it stopped and the sun came out warm. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother "Y"]] surely had a big wash with hers & ours both. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] went up to Sunbury, [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] is over at [[Sheaffers]] for a week and the boys were supposed to go to New York [[World Fair]]. We were busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. After a big supper down home, I took Auntie & we went to see [[Jane Young|Jane]]. Then I went to County Staff meeting. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 11, 1940|Aug 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 13, 1940|Aug 13, 1940]] }} 33ba5c38161fed327601eae677e8aae353d8b156 0 2215 4235 4236 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] said I was ambitious because I got up at seven and took a bath & started breakfast before she got up. It was hot again and we roasted in Sunday School. We didn't stay for [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] and, believe me, we (or I) surely missed it. Instead, we went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & got [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]] & [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother B.]] & went to [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman|Uncle Ivan]]'s, [[Pottstown]], for dinner. It was hot & the kids did what they could to ruin my flannel trousers. We came home about eight bringing [[Janice Brackbill|Janice]] along back. It was gusty & looked like rain when we got home, about nine thirty. It was still hot. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 12, 1939|Aug 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 14, 1939|Aug 14, 1939]] }} c9bca0d4e88bd918cd1a679d87e1891300f0eeb7 0 2216 4237 4238 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki A bad day, at least a bad morning. I over slept about an hour and was late for work. It was a busy day and we had to keep up with it. The weather was very warm all day. This evening we were favored with a heavy thunder storm and a flooding supply of water. Between things, [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] & [[Ruth Newswanger]] & I went in to see [[Jane Young|Jane]]. She was just fine as usual. After we came home I went to the Baler shop to see [[Phil]]'s movies with the rest of the boys. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 12, 1940|Aug 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 14, 1940|Aug 14, 1940]] }} e506f82cb04503016b280057aaacd08e72cf7e7e 0 2217 4239 4240 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki After an early awakening, I rolled out of bed to a fresh week's start. We did the best we could at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but were handicapped with a boss who was sunburned, sleepy & probably a little sick -- with all due respects to him. It was hot again and slightly cloudy. We wanted rain but got none again. In the afternoon [[John Hess|John]] was abed at home & we drifted along without him. After supper I transferred my laying hens (of which there are six) to botteries & cleaned the henhouse. [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed & I later read. We had boy visitors & enjoyed our troubles. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 13, 1939|Aug 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 15, 1939|Aug 15, 1939]] }} b2c8501fc3332933ca6a25851326ef18b34b3322 0 2218 4241 4242 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Another bachelor day in the life of a truly married man. It started out with breakfast alone, then I went to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. From then on, it was like an ordinary day except that a few miles distance away was a [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|new joy]] that recently came into my life. Dinner & supper I had down home as I have been doing. After that I took [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Webb McLaughlin|Web]] in to see [[Jane Young|Jane]]. Then we went to see [[wikipedia:Pride and Prejudice (1940 film)|"Pride & Prejudice"]] a very funny & good movie. Web stayed all night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 13, 1940|Aug 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 15, 1940|Aug 15, 1940]] }} 3b6e3c7a715fce0fdf93352ca7fdbf91f7bf52b5 0 2219 4243 4244 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I got up shortly after 5 o'clock and [[Jane Young|Jane]] followed promptly. After a short breakfast I hastened to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] alone & started the wheels a-turning, to get [[Dick]]'s load ready. [[Webster McLaughlin]] was at the mill all day visiting. It was surely hot but I had no strenuous work to do, only office work in the afternoon. We put in 21 white rock chicks about 10 wks old & 1 rooster. After supper we loaded up [[Romaine]], [[Nancy Young|Nancy]], [[Webby]] & [[Junie Zimmerman]] & went over to the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]] & swam & boated. We had a swell time. We got home about nine thirty & put the chicks to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 14, 1939|Aug 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 16, 1939|Aug 16, 1939]] }} d5eadc40e45521b04497738a1b7720589283cc62 0 2220 4245 4246 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I got up in time this morning to prepare breakfast for [[Webb McLaughlin|my little guest]]. It had gotten much cooler and we could have slept much longer. After breakfast, Web went home & I went off to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]]. This office work is getting to be quite the thing with me. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y]] & [[Dot]] went along to visit [[Jane Young|Jane]] today. She is just fine & dandy & so is little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn Brackbill]]. [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] stopped in for Dot after we got home and they stayed & visited a little. ==Commentary== ''It took seven days for Evelyn to get her name. Also note that Jane is still in the hospital seven days after the birth; this would be unthinkable today but apparently was not a big deal.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 14, 1940|Aug 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 16, 1940|Aug 16, 1940]] }} a97dddd9c06f6acf87d4df5ee04de89f2edf1814 0 2221 4247 4248 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Another day, another, what? dollar? Well if we just lived our days for the dollars we might earn, ours would be a life of shallowness and misery (if I know it). We must look on the bright side and be happy, yet not forget the dark side lest we be foolish. Let us not think more highly of ourselves than we ought as the Scripture says. [[Kurtzie]] is losing his job because he went crooked. [[John Hess|John]] says he got swell headed & that is a bad defence. I just finished writing to [[Harold Brackbill|Short]]. Now, I guess, I'll get ready to finish the day & go to bed. "When it is past" a day is even shorter than we can write it down. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 15, 1939|Aug 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 17, 1939|Aug 17, 1939]] }} 90512456b65305179824d612ea313e66971ff76a 0 2222 4249 4250 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Just Friday but everyday seems to be a red letter day. Nothing exciting at all happened at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] at work. Things went along in their own naturla busy way. After supper I didn't go in to see my [[Jane Young|wife]] and [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]]. I went over home for supper. I had intended to swim but it was too cold and I didn't. I went to [[New Holland]] to Nelson's to take charge of [[East Branch]] board meeting. I came back & slept on the farm. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 15, 1940|Aug 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 17, 1940|Aug 17, 1940]] }} b1ae9123f422d5e93767e3e0f33702f2ef46320e 0 2223 4251 4252 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki If we could do just one good deed each day, till a few years were past we would have done a great number and would accordingly be a great blessing to all we have known. A day is long, but if we make the best of it we can remember it by the little, yet important, things we have accomplished. We were busy for so hot a day but finished early in order to go to a feed meeting. [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] & I rode [[Dick]]'s rumble seat to [[Reading]]. It was airy but cool. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] stayed here all night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 16, 1939|Aug 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 18, 1939|Aug 18, 1939]] }} 0627e0430a5d36484bcf5fbbe3490eadabc31df3 0 2224 4253 4254 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki When I awoke it seemed quite natural for me to be in bed with [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] on the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]]. I had a good breakfast and then came over & went to work. Right quick after dinner I got ready to go to [[Lancaster]]. We ([[C. Everett Young|Everett]], [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] & I) visited [[Jane Young|Jane]] & saw [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] again. Then Mother shopped for Jane & Everett & I bought him pants & window shopped. We came home & had supper & then came up and changed the rooms around upstairs. [[Youngs]] stayed all night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 16, 1940|Aug 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 18, 1940|Aug 18, 1940]] }} fd2c9bc6c93ec6ccb524f1c61c7160ae5f8fd359 0 2225 4255 4256 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was still in bed this morning & so I didn't see her. Work went fine at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. I broke away from the gang at noon & took the rest of the day off. [[Jane Young|Jane]] took her family to the Sunday School Picnic in their car before dinner. I joined the fun about the middle of the games. It was very hot but the young fortunate ones of us cooled off at the swimming pool. We really had fun. After picnic supper, we came home & went to [[East Branch]] Executive Board at [[Reba Clark]]'s. It was still hot. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 17, 1939|Aug 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 19, 1939|Aug 19, 1939]] }} dc30f566d0467ca9209fff3e2fdefceb5ed61445 0 2226 4257 4258 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I am so tired (physically) that I am tempted to retire without making this entry but it was such a wonderful day that I must inscribe. [[C. Everett Young|Youngie]] & I had a big breakfast, then we went to S.S. [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] was at Old Leacock -- Communion -- and I sat in the choir. I took [[Doris Brackbill|Dot]] & [[Mary Jane]] over home to the [[Leaman]] family picnic. We swam, played & had the best of fun. It was kinda rainy. After supper, [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] & I took MJB home & went in to visit my [[Jane Young|wife]] & [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|child]]. Home again--we talked for an hour then I came home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 17, 1940|Aug 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 19, 1940|Aug 19, 1940]] }} 05c1556b55242537d9609515f7e84ea31c764085 0 2227 4259 4260 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki It was pretty late when I got around to going to [[Hess's Mill|work]] for, what do you think, it was raining. It rained steadily from the east all morning. In the afternoon the showers were intermittent. After cleaning up and helping [[Spunk]] choose a pig and a little supper we packed up and went to [[Peach Bottom]] to Buck's & Smokers to a Home Party with [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]], [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]] & [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]], [[Jane Young|Jane]] & Jake. We got there about dark and ate a big doggie & corn roast with extras. I was nearly sick. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 18, 1939|Aug 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 20, 1939|Aug 20, 1939]] }} 3d6b43d0566fba5adb369a101c2b17723578698b 0 2228 4261 4262 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Quite a few dreams helped to make my night a very pleasant one. It was cool and anyone could have slept who was the least bit tired. I had a solo breakfast and then went down to work. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was home from her vacation and added her cheerfulness. It was rainy & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y]] had a big wash. I ate dinner on Elam. After dinner [[Auntie]] & Mother & Nancy cleaned my "Bachelor Hall." I had supper at [[Reba]] & [[Jack]]'s--a good one. Then I went in to see [[Jane Young|Jane]]. I brought all the presents home & then visited a little while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 18, 1940|Aug 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 20, 1940|Aug 20, 1940]] }} be5daa84111ec997623d076d4745c84bf452a4bf 0 2229 4263 4264 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki After a little bit of struggling I managed to free myself from an enormous dream which was very superfluous. Again today, the heat was one of our main concerns for we all nearly roasted. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and in the afternoon [[John]] went away leaving us at the mercy of our customers. Around our supper, [[Jane Young|Jane]] was wordless & I attempted to make her talk. She just would pout as usual in those cases & best I could do was to make her smile at a joke. We visited on our front porch in the evening. Jane went to [[Ethel]]'s & I shall retire early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 1, 1939|Aug 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 3, 1939|Aug 3, 1939]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] 7dd7cdcba1e7e491dce5f6aedc44cdf36e2884d7 0 2230 4265 4266 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We both had a good night's sleep last night upstairs in bed. It always makes a fellow feel better. Down at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] it was payday and we were busy. In the afternoon I worked on the Bank statement and was 3 cents off. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went along down home. I went back to my job and had several customers to wait on. It was a cool day and will be a cooler night. I am quite ready to indulge in a good night's rest again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 1, 1940|Aug 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 3, 1940|Aug 3, 1940]] }} b0eef5042fb750261cfa982c1d5554f0a85379f7 0 2231 4267 4268 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki After a good night's sleep on [[Dave]] & [[Helen]]'s bed, I awoke hearing the whisper of [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Janice Brackbill|Janice]]. It was early yet but the rest were all up, except [[Val]] & me. Then we got up. After breakfast, we all--mostly--went to Sunday School at [[Chestnut Level]]. When we got back there were other company. Dinner went hard but was good. Stomach not so good. We walked then and then drove to [[Peach Bottom]] Beach & swam in the river. After supper we looked around & came home about dark. We took the family over first. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 19, 1939|Aug 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 21, 1939|Aug 21, 1939]] }} 796750882e3de1197dedad6759e05439497ff133 0 2232 4269 4270 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This was a cool morning again. I got up promptly at six and had a nice breakfast. We were pretty busy in the forenoon but everything was small to the home coming anticipated. After dinner, [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]], [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & I went in to do a little shopping and especially to bring my girls home. They both stood the trip very nicely. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] are now staying with us and it is quite enjoyable. [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] had quite a few callers and is quite proud of us. (we hope) {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 19, 1940|Aug 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 21, 1940|Aug 21, 1940]] }} 7a4b9caccfcd51a0b98bbcff7a2799a5d5fd22aa 0 2233 4271 4272 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Things were about the same at home this morning except, maybe, my stomach. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] it was different than any other day yet. [[John]] was away and we weren't too busy. The men were all around and we should have gotten along fine but the fellows were just lazy and as a result we all worked an hour overtime. For supper, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went home to the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]]. After supper, we got apples ready to make cider and apple butter tomorrow. We also celebrated [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]]'s 58th Birthday with [[Yuningers]] & [[Robinsons]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 20, 1939|Aug 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 22, 1939|Aug 22, 1939]] }} b0851339f9b7e337e6b80abda813fc64f3f1afa4 0 2234 4273 4274 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We wakened ourselves about two oclock and gave little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] a meal. She was good all night, and we slept pretty well in spite of everything new. [[Val]] went to work early and I went too, later on. [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] is on his vacation and we are striving to get along without him. The Baby had nearly the whole town in looking at her. Even kids from as far away as [[Paradise]] hopped in. At supper time, I mowed most of the yard. We played croquet with the neighbors till dark. [[Harold Brackbill|Short (Harold)]] & [[Clair]] visited us later on. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 20, 1940|Aug 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 22, 1940|Aug 22, 1940]] }} 4c89578175be43e433dbb5674756445cbf5fd58c 0 2235 4275 4276 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki As I take my pen in hand to write the events of this day in my book, I reflect with no small amount of sadness the things that have been done poorly. I am quick to smile & be glad when a day has passed with little friction, and, although the day has been pleasant to me, still I remember some regrets. The boys at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] balked again. The U.C.C.E. doggie roast I consider a flop for no boy took interest. The Guild remained unentertained. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 21, 1939|Aug 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 23, 1939|Aug 23, 1939]] }} 72ed01ce96439c0e25bd2a93c8c85a0056dbfd73 0 2236 4277 4278 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|The Baby]] had to be fed at two again so we did it. It goes fairly easy for she is very good. We repeated the routine of yesterday & seemed to enjoy it. At the office, things were busy. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] left for Ohio State fair toward evening. I got my hair cut. We had more visitors to see our little prize. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] seem to be doing fine. I went back to work after supper & was busy again. When I returned, Eunice & Val were in bed and [[Jane Young|Jane]] was feeding the baby. Now it is after ten. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 21, 1940|Aug 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 23, 1940|Aug 23, 1940]] }} 2455c708dee50e80cce42dccf642e4af58225371 0 2237 4279 4280 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I waked, cat-naped, and dreamed alternately this morning until it was half hour past time to get up. When we got to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], the wheels were already turning and [[John]] was back on the job. We were real busy but got finished in good time. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] raked & mowed the yard & I trimmed hedge & mowed until dark. Then Jane ironed & I washed & dried the supper dishes. It is a perfect late summer evening, dark real soon and not warm, crickets & katydids. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 22, 1939|Aug 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 24, 1939|Aug 24, 1939]] }} 691eb26b9154bcfe9b3fdc454437e19ba9411ee6 0 2238 4281 4282 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki It's fun to have a house keeper and to get up and eat breakfast and go off to work. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] is doing fine. I was at work a little ahead of time for once. We kind missed our both Bosses but made out pretty well. The office wasn't very busy, but the men in the shop were. The Baby is still getting presents and having company. Four Brackbills were here after supper, [[Doris Brackbill|Dot]], [[Janice Brackbill|Jan]], [[Warren Brackbill|Barney]] & [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill|Jake]]. [[Ruth]] also visited. I went to [[Milley B]]'s to a committee meeting but was home early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 22, 1940|Aug 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 24, 1940|Aug 24, 1940]] }} f72e5b6584ab554be6096407525403a35ad3ca98 0 2239 4283 4284 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Exactly one half hour late, we awakened to the fact that it was time to get up. Result -- late for [[Groffie]] & late for work. It was about as hot and sticky this forenoon as it possibly could have been. We were not rushed at work but sweated ourselves wet. In the afternoon it rained and a thundershower, or rather storm, set fire to [[Jonas Smoker]]'s barn & razed it. In the evening the executive committee of the [[County Chorus]] met here. Kathryn G. & Elizabeth Rutt were them. We met, ate, & looked at presents. The air is full of storm again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 23, 1939|Aug 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 25, 1939|Aug 25, 1939]] }} 2404b211758343b005ad058d7533bb767c130dad 0 2240 4285 4286 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Well, well! Here we are again boys. The bigger the day, the bigger. We had a pretty much leisurely morning at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. There wasn't much going and we carried on a little with [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] as the goat. In the afternoon we moved the baby furniture up from down home. [[Val]] & I washed the car, made icecream, and proceeded to eat it. [[Yuningers]] brought [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] over to visit just then. After supper, we played croquet till dark. Then the three boys played bad eggs and after taking the company home, went to town and enjoyed [[wikipedia:Boom Town (film)|"Boom Town"]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 23, 1940|Aug 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 25, 1940|Aug 25, 1940]] }} c6a0735fff7c856ddb8c5012a0f785d27ef77917 0 2241 4287 4288 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 /* Commentary */ category WWII wikitext text/x-wiki When I got to [[Youngs]] on my way to work, I noticed the four of them getting ready to leave for the N.Y. Worlds Fair and so I said "goodby" to them. We had to put a couple of plank in the bottom of the pit before we could start up at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I kept house at the Young's home this day and night. Jane baked two cakes and we listened to the news of the threating war on the radio. We had a nice date in the old chair & slept in [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]]'s bed. ==Commentary== ''The "news of the threating war" that [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] refers to is probably the signing of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi-Soviet_Pact Nazi-Soviet Pact] the previous day.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 24, 1939|Aug 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 26, 1939|Aug 26, 1939]] }} [[Category:World War II]] fc183211818b6a20bec6db22d064ec3fc5f575ef 0 2242 4289 4290 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Sunday and company all day long. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] still is our cook and we took advantage of that. Excepting [[Jane Young|Jane]] & the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]], we all went to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We had "killed old white rooster" for dinner with [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] as special guests. In the afternoon we played croquet a while but it rained and made us stop. We spent the rest of the time indoors. I went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] but few were there. We had a meeting. We talked to [[Mr. Kaufman|Kauffmans]] afterwards. When bedtime came, we surely were sleepy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 24, 1940|Aug 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 26, 1940|Aug 26, 1940]] }} b700269b1bc5d9f1540c07cd0cd0568bcef400ae 0 2243 4291 4292 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Pay day again and another busy one. [[Dick]] was hauling feed with his truck as well as were the other two drivers. We got finished by late noon and sat & talked a little afterwards. When I got "home" I found that [[Jane Young|Jane]] had trouble with the car and that the battery was down. I made a trip to Shirks & got it tended to. Grammy Y. treated us to peach pie & [[icecream]] for supper. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] visited us & [[Betty Doutrich]] dropped in. Late on the Young family returned & we came home to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 25, 1939|Aug 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 27, 1939|Aug 27, 1939]] }} dbf7a37929c8b509cfd4458eed1bf847201e1a80 0 2244 4293 4294 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Washday, but we didn't wash. It was a miserable day and continued cold and damp and rainy. We made a little fire in our furnace to make the house a little better. At work, we were busier for a change. [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] was back and it was like old times. We finished up the rooster for supper then we sat around and listened to the radio, played checkers & some slept. We borrowed our neighbor's coal oil heater & brought the temperature up where it belonged. We retired slowly as we always do. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 25, 1940|Aug 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 27, 1940|Aug 27, 1940]] }} 25886934b6902458116c83764a8381e233724b3d 0 2245 4295 4296 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki A regular ordinary, or I should say, Average Sunday has come again. We hurried and went to Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. Both were well attended. The organ went funny in church. An outside minister preached. We walked to [[John Groff|Uncle John Groff]]'s for Sunday dinner. It was swell. In the afternoon we chatted & drove with the Groff girls' boyfriends & had a swell time. After supper at home, we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] led & we met inside. After that, we, intending to have a committee meeting, were entertained at [[Brown]]'s with appreciated movies of their trip west, etc. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 26, 1939|Aug 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 28, 1939|Aug 28, 1939]] }} c74a14448f8e6f410664a132b90d0ec78ce31a37 0 2246 4297 4298 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was cold and raining again this morning, but--the washing had to be done and so the girls got at it and hung it in the attic. The rainy weather brought lots of trade to [[Arthur S. Young Company|Arthur S. Young Co. Inc.]] We were busy all day. After supper our guests and helpers prepared to leave us. I went down to the office again and filled in. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] and [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] got home from the Fair. [[Red]] & [[Arvella]] came and visited us a while. We then headed for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 26, 1940|Aug 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 28, 1940|Aug 28, 1940]] }} c71e830a90901d3430259afb854686bab150027d 0 2247 4299 4300 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Sunday can't come without our first having fulfilled the day ahead of it and so we start with Monday. It was real cool this morning and we appreciated the change. After we got [[Dick]] loaded & headed for [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] we found we weren't so terrible busy. [[Groffie]] went to mow [[John]]'s lawn, [[Morris Schnupp|Schnuppie]] made mostly long trips, John was away all afternoon and so [[Allen|Allie]] & I had the place to ourselves. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed. I started to put up a chicken yard fence but darkness put a stop to that about 7:30. Then I relaxed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 27, 1939|Aug 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 29, 1939|Aug 29, 1939]] }} 4df8a29387210dde71093b58f6ce09251bfbc01b 0 2248 4301 4302 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This night life is or must be getting too much for me for I over slept and was a half hour late for work and had no breakfast. It still rains a little and still we are busy. Customers everywhere tracking mud all around. We miss our cook but get along all right. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] and [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] were away all day. After supper I did the dishes. [[Morris Schnupp|Schupps]] dropped in for a nice little visited. We listened the radio and worked on S.S. reports. Really are a sleepy bunch ready for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 27, 1940|Aug 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 29, 1940|Aug 29, 1940]] }} a20996c2242ded4bf565d07e67662ace72a889b9 0 2249 4303 4304 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Shaking off a few lousey dreams, I kicked myself around to getting up at the last minute. It was a cool morning and, although it got warmer during the day, it was real cool by evening. Clouds hid the beautiful moon which would have been full. We were not busy again and were kept busy finding things to do. We quit real early for a change. After supper I washed & shaved & went to the garage. Then we had a Prayer Meeting Committee Meeting at [[Esther]]'s. That broke up real early & I came home to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 28, 1939|Aug 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 30, 1939|Aug 30, 1939]] }} df617c4d863e8b4a77bc1fbaa2cff285bdc79c21 0 2250 4305 4306 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki More rain made it be another dreary day. We were not extra busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] but still had work. The wash is not dry yet but draped in various places around the house. [[Jane Young|Jane]] really has the blues of it being by herself. I was busy on the telephone some today getting the choir together for tonight. After supper we had Y.P. choir practice at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Mrs. Kaufman]] played. The kids stopped in on their way home & we visited. They were going to take "Tommie's" cat along home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 28, 1940|Aug 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 30, 1940|Aug 30, 1940]] }} a78cfc581b3203e501e09eb8247e8abc77190354 0 2251 4307 4308 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki There was no trouble to getting started. The weather was hot in the morning and continued so throughout the entire day. I spent a good bit of time doing office work for it was the most pleasant. [[John]] was away a good bit of the afternoon which made it a little nicer for us because we weren't busy. After supper I dressed & cleaned up and went to [[Christiana]] to change my Registration address. I soon came back and we sat on the front porch and enjoyed a nice cool breeze & a noisy katydid. [[Junie Z.]] & [[Bobby Brown]] dropped in on us and we had a good time. Soon it's bedtime. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 2, 1939|Aug 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 4, 1939|Aug 4, 1939]] }} f66df2229f86bec5dba89ee4b21edb117752bcb5 0 2252 4309 4310 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Happy birthday to Brother [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]] --He's 20 today -- just a kid but then too, almost a man. Nice fellow, that Hershey. We had a full morning of it at work. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & I went to the banks & met [[Arthur S. Young|Dad]] who invited [[Jane Young|Jane]] & me over home in the P.M. After dinner Jane & I did go over & helped them water the potatoes & tomatoes with Kinzer Fire Engine. [[Val]] & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] came later & we played croquet. We made ice cream & celebrated that birthday previously mentioned. We ate, then stayed over night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 2, 1940|Aug 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 4, 1940|Aug 4, 1940]] }} 24cce8fd7dfa86ba74c174b13a287217156a6c86 0 2253 4311 4312 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Today was a cloudy one again. It was quite cool for a change & [[John]] wore a coat part of the time. I didn't have any trouble keeping warm, though. At dinner time I called the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]] and talked to [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] who had been home the last two days. After supper we cleaned up and went out to solicit ads for the Yearbook. We had quite enough success. We went home to the farm then & visited. [[Yuningers]] were there. We talked, ate watermelon & canteloupe till we "pert near busted" & came home with a car full of supplies. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 29, 1939|Aug 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 31, 1939|Aug 31, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 0d558e10adca5e30d917193bebf23e23b7cffdd9 0 2254 4313 4314 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki More rain dampened our old earth; rain that was needed by many places and much appreciated but rain that also dampened the spirits of us mortals. Such days are busy ones for the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] and shop and so we say "It's an ill wind that blows no good." Our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|little girl]] is starting her fourth week with us and is growing dearer and dearer in the hearts of us, her parents. Bed time is not until ten oclock and so we spend long sleepy evenings before retiring. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 29, 1940|Aug 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 31, 1940|Aug 31, 1940]] }} 20924b9f7bc4a0b65f516be83e5902c98b4242ff 0 2255 4315 4316 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki My late retirement showed on me this morning for I could or would scarcely get up in time to go to work, yet alone eat a good breakfast. We were not too busy again and I put in a good half day repairing the canvas on the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. The sun shone nicely all day and it was warm again. Tonight the big moon has come out again. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I pulled weeds out of the garden. It needed it. Jane washed dishes & I fixed another ligth cord. Now I write & she reads. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 30, 1939|Aug 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 1, 1939|Sep 1, 1939]] }} 12d3265eaf0fab53ed3389cb66d9966e7b94755c 0 2256 4317 4318 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki There is nothing as changeable as the weather but it seems to change to something so nearly like the former state that it is hardly detectable to us. Thunder showers late in the evening encouraged us. In the afternoon I just dressed up and nursed my cold, neglecting my lawn and garden. We had the Doctor come to examine our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] to tell us how to care for her one little eye, seemingly infected. We spent a long hour or two in the evening by the radio. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 30, 1940|Aug 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 1, 1940|Sep 1, 1940]] }} c0a1ff5aee567972274c7b817c470ce6d25710ad 0 2257 4319 4320 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki After my [[Jane Young|Janie]] got up this morning, I went back to sleep and dreamed of apples - all kinds, but all good. And so apples made me hurry and apples nearly made me late for work. It wasn't quite so hot today. I worried as much trying to find something to do as I did trying to get it done. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] was here for supper. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came, [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] came & [[John Hess]] & his wife & [[Jack]] came and brought us a lovely gift - 8 goblets & 8 sherbets. We had a very nice time with icecream & cakes& all. They left about 10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 3, 1939|Aug 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 5, 1939|Aug 5, 1939]] }} 8b8d8adc9d9a46e138b3cabc40b3c4896506a695 0 2258 4321 4322 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I arose with the chickens almost among the chickens, too. I turned the hose on my car to make it look presentable at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We had a big breakfast and then went to Church. [[Rev. Workman]] preached to us, we listened for he was interesting. In the afternoon we went over <strike>home</strike> to [[Aldus Doutrich]]'s, and for dinner--the [[Shultz]] Reunion. At least one swell looking girl was there. We hadn't enough to eat, almost. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I left the party and went to a good old [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] meeting at Church. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 3, 1940|Aug 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 5, 1940|Aug 5, 1940]] }} ab1f17b599313c90243edb8083b64e5b38c01e2d 0 2259 4323 4324 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] said that this is twice now that I went back to sleep after she got up and I was late as a result. No ill resulted from it, though, for we were not so very busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. Consequently, we were finished by noon & came home to surprise Jane by my timelyness. I mowed lawn, trimmed, etc in the afternoon. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here a little. We took baths and had supper. After supper we vainly waited for someone to come to visit us. I read & pondered while Jane planed the piano. It's bedtime & no guests. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 4, 1939|Aug 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 6, 1939|Aug 6, 1939]] }} 4ffb2824113b92616527a9e91077347fa51f2af9 0 2260 4325 4326 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Wash day - Ho Hum. I got up at 5 & lighted the water heater, then crawled back into bed again. I filled the tub for [[Jane Young|Jane]] and then went off to work. My coworker--[[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] was in a pretty bad way--sunburned from the beach and it almost got the best of him. After a hurried supper I cleaned up quickly & dressed. Then [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I went with [[Stan]] and his load to [[Lititz]] to practice for a concert Sunday night. We had a long practice--a high old time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 4, 1940|Aug 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 6, 1940|Aug 6, 1940]] }} 754ffb36bd528b1385bcbb14ebb68dffcb092382 0 2261 4327 4328 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Sunday is always a wonderful day, but this Sunday was an exception. Our minister's father, Rev. J. Warren Kaufman of [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] preached the sermon and it was a wonderful one. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went home to the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]] for dinner & of course enjoyed it. We swam with a large crowd in the afternoon. [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman|Uncle Ivan]]'s were visiting. Flossie & we all went over there for supper. [[Elsie]] & [[Ellis]], [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]], [[Val]] & the whole Brackbill tribe. Dot led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & we had a couple visitors from [[Middle Octoraro]]. We then drove over to [[Sheaffers]] & finished the day with a swell evening. The weather was swell, too. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 5, 1939|Aug 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 7, 1939|Aug 7, 1939]] }} 2fd7945b1acaf3b0d66862f01ca0791a61af1903 0 2262 4329 4330 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Now it's Tuesday. It seemed a little like rain in the morning and as the day went on it got like rain--we were busy too. About the time we finished eating supper it did rain, too, poured. A great thunderstorm accompanied it. Having returned to work in the evening I was informed that the lightning had knocked a large hole in the roof of [[Arthur S. Young|Youngs]]'s house. They were scared. It kept on raining & when I was done with [[Park Pickell]], I came home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 5, 1940|Aug 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 7, 1940|Aug 7, 1940]] }} f5f3f4299fbe27c31c2e12d7876e8f074a899e32 0 2263 4331 4332 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Get up, sleepyhead, Get to work, Lazybones. The spring fever got me. That's funny. There was no occasion to hurry to work and no occasion to hurry at work, for, I'm telling you, business is terrible. We managed to keep busy but surely didn't get our shirts at all wet. The day passed on as they all do and 5 o'clock found me home, locked out, no supper & a big appetite. I braved it alone & got inside, got supper & got the dishes done. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was away at a Guild Splash Party & brought [[Dot]] home for all night. I had half dozen boys for company. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 6, 1939|Aug 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 8, 1939|Aug 8, 1939]] }} a0ca71ef6f735abab3f38b8973f86ce3f62fcff2 0 2264 4333 4334 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Another Red Letter day. I didn't hurry off to work as usual but helped [[Jane Young|Jane]] get ready for the wonderous Sunday School picnic. About nine I drove [[Youngs]] car off to town with the family, except [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy Y]]. The rains hadn't spoiled things for the picnic at all, just settled the dust. After a too big dinner we had games & swam all afternoon, having fun all the while. After an icecream supper we returned home, plenty tired, but plenty happy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 6, 1940|Aug 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 8, 1940|Aug 8, 1940]] }} 4cc2cbff090e8ce8b13229f24d21fa24aa1752c7 0 2265 4335 4336 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Dot]] was the last one up this morning. We took her as far as the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], then she started to walk. We found ourselves busier at the mill today. We put more wheat into the mill than we thought it would hold. Well, about 3 oclock this morning, to change the subject, it rained. Maybe I should say it poured, anyway, in the course of the event, it soaked the ground up wonderfully. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed again - I washed the dishes & visited [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]]. It gets dark much earlier. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 7, 1939|Aug 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 9, 1939|Aug 9, 1939]] }} e7cd0d15e695201c99388b9b5bd83d94607ef213 0 2266 4337 4338 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Every day is more Red Letterish. When I went to work I sort of figured I shouldn't have. About the middle of the forenoon [[Jane Young|Jane]] came down home & we took her to the Hospital to wait. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mrs. Young]] & I figured we had plenty of time to go home & then come back. About 4 oclock we had a blessed event - a 5 3/4 lb [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby girl without a name]]. She was a little ahead of our expectations but very much welcome. Mother Y. & I went in to see them again in the evening & then had to leave at 7:30. (Happy B-day to our man Neal.) ==Commentary== ''Evelyn was born early enough that it was some weeks before they gave her a name.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 7, 1940|Aug 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 9, 1940|Aug 9, 1940]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] d83752b765a026ff4f1647e0c781cabaa9bd97ea 0 2267 4339 4340 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki What shall I say? Shall I say, as I always do, that I didn't feel like getting up and that I ate a nice little breakfast, and that I walked down to [[Groff]]'s & went along to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] with [[Earl]]. I shall say it, even though you may be tired hearing it. It was really hot today. [[Allen]] was off this afternoon and I was in his stead. When I came home, my shirt was absolutely soaking wet. After supper we cleaned up and went to Kaufmans for 2 baskets of peaches. We then went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]'s & drove with them to [[Marksbury]]'s & stayed a little. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 8, 1939|Aug 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 10, 1939|Aug 10, 1939]] }} 5176112a2cb99c658198e073efbe146588dbc8da 0 2268 4341 4342 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I awoke this morning happy and ready for the day. I got up promptly at six and had plenty to do to keep me busy till seven. I then went down to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. More than often I thought of [[Jane Young|Jane]] and our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|little baby girl]]. It was pay day at work and I saw that the men got their checks. After supper, I took [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]], [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] in to see Jane. I saw my little daughter also, she was crying. (She looked like Jane.) {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 8, 1940|Aug 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 10, 1940|Aug 10, 1940]] }} 177a421fba88ca909595e32da9ebb198b0bc7bc4 0 2269 4343 4344 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It was hard to get up this morning, that is not as hard as I thought it was going to be. [[Groffie]] was earlier and we were first at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[Allen]] had to go home with sore ribs. The mill had a break down but all and all we got through very easily. [[John Hess|John]] brought a new pick-up truck. After supper, I helped wifey with the dishes. [[Emma]] came for a little. We read and sang a little but as usual, when we're home alone, it ended in a squabble. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 30, 1939|Nov 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 2, 1939|Dec 2, 1939]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 8e6725a5d965d475cb0a44c7b1e71496bd7970c6 0 2270 4345 4346 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It's rather hard to believe that December is here already. It is fine that December should start out on Sunday. I had to get up in time to take a bath before going to Sunday School. That wasn't hard to do. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] were at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] for the first time for Evelyn. She was good. We had dinner at home. We went down home in the afternoon & stayed for supper. I led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] in the evening. The [[Missionary Society]] had a thanks offering service in church. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 30, 1940|Nov 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 2, 1940|Dec 2, 1940]] }} 9ea08c7e0ffb6c4b6f2a95a113653ea2cf38ddb7 0 2271 4347 4348 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We overslept the alarm clock this morning but had plenty of time to get to S.S. and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] in plenty of time. Both were well attended. The sun shone nice and brightly in the forenoon. In the afternoon it clouded up and in the evening it rained slightly. We were at M___ Ike Bucher's after for dinner. We spent the afternoon there. Supper over [[Brackbill Farm|home]]. [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] was well attended but church very poorly. Nothing happened after church. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 9, 1939|Dec 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 11, 1939|Dec 11, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 32b425280beb0e8ff53179e40fe963b629759439 0 2272 4349 4350 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't brave it right away this morning, although it was nice out. I got up late and ate breakfast and went down to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] about 9:30. The work hadn't piled up on my desk and so I spent a rather quiet time, working and recuperating together. We weren't extra busy either. [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] gave us a roast of venison which we had for supper, it was swell. After supper we all went up to [[Moores]] where [[Reba]] had a committee meeting. We had a nice long winded time but got results. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 9, 1940|Dec 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 11, 1940|Dec 11, 1940]] }} de234a67786a34ce1dab6ba3c7e96b36d46e71b4 0 2273 4351 4352 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was pretty late till I got around this morning. Everything was all right everywhere, though, and we were happy. Last night's rain blew away and it was clear. The wind blew strongly all day. We were quite busy again and didn't finish till late. After a good supper got ready to go to Staff meeting but walked into my car in the dark & broke my tooth & cut my lip. I spent the rest of the evening missing it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 10, 1939|Dec 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 12, 1939|Dec 12, 1939]] }} 5de7867acd686d73baa71e70a2e21c3ad73be8a6 0 2274 4353 4354 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I wasn't sure that I was fit to go to work this morning, but I finally went even if it was a little late. Things about the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] and shop were just rolling along as usual. It was a perfectly glorious day out with the sun bright and warm. After work I went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] to a stewardship banquet where were quite a few of our young people. It was a big success and the speaker & speech were well worth our while. It got done about nine. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 10, 1940|Dec 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 12, 1940|Dec 12, 1940]] }} 9262293b88cb0ab56bbe2c590abc64040cc52889 0 2275 4355 4356 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki My lip was a little sore when I got awake this morning but not bad. [[Jane Young|Jane]] washed this morning in 18&deg; weather. It was clear & cold all day. Wentensbergers delivered our pretty dining room suite in the morning. [[Allen]] was back to work once again & it was like old times. Supper was good. Jane ironed & I did the dishes. The [[Young]] family came then [[Reba P.]] dropped in. We are both tired & sleepy & we'll hasten to bed as soon as convenient. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 11, 1939|Dec 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 13, 1939|Dec 13, 1939]] }} 75f62c3891debea1883860aaf7e2fdb48030158c 0 2276 4357 4358 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki My cold hung on and continued to be with me throughout the day. The weather was cloudy and the two together made me a little bit lazy and dissatisfied. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to [[Lancaster]] to do more Christmas shopping. Her Grandma kept the little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]]. We had venison supper at "Grandma"'s. After supper we went to choir practice and were peeved at Mrs. Herr for having to sing such lousey stuff. We spent a little time down home again when we came back. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 11, 1940|Dec 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 13, 1940|Dec 13, 1940]] }} 38361a2dc93e29966a837f59121a7aeb07180761 0 2277 4359 4360 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Dick]] was to stop for me about ten of seven this morning and that made me think I could lay in bed much longer. I wasn't ready when he came. [[Jane Young|Jane]] took her [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|mother]] & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] Christmas shopping. We didn't work hard today. I went to the doctors after dinner & got my lip dressed. We got early. It sleeted, rained, then snowed an inch or so. Now it is freezing. After supper we went to prayer meeting then had a nice long choir rehearsal. We were tired but had quite a lot of fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 12, 1939|Dec 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 14, 1939|Dec 14, 1939]] }} c602c214c94acbe7bdf1ac8c0a9b2cd5739e00ff 0 2278 4361 4362 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Days come and go and the weather is ever changing, but it seems to be warm and cloudy all the time lately. We had a fairly busy day at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] today. It was a little different than some days. After work I got my hair cut. The [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] was down at "Grandma"'s all afternoon and [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to [[Christiana]] to get her hair set. After supper we went to the [[Gap]] to rehearse for [[Betty Doutrich|Betty]]'s wedding tomorrow. We came home early and soon it was bed time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 12, 1940|Dec 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 14, 1940|Dec 14, 1940]] }} 38b9aded5b67a4c9639654dbcf6ae21b9633ea34 0 2279 4363 4364 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The snow was still visible this morning and it was cool or cold again. We were quite late for work but nothing had started when we arrived. We weren't very rushed but we knew how to keep ourselves busy. [[Dick]] was with us. We quit very early for a change and sat around a little and didn't come straight home. After supper we went to a short little choir practice then came tearing home & waited in vain for [[Nancy Young|Nancy]], then went home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 13, 1939|Dec 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 15, 1939|Dec 15, 1939]] }} 5245639d635ea48471110a4079d9a1e967aa38f6 0 2280 4365 4366 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Hermie kissed the [[Betty Doutrich|Bride]]. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herm]] got to work on time this morning, for once. They were real busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. [[Earl Hohman]] washed the [[Herman Brackbill cars|car]] for us. After a short and snappy dinner we rushed around to get ready for the big event ([[Betty Doutrich|Betty]]'s wedding). [[Grandma Brackbill]] kept [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn Jane]]. It was a very pretty wedding. Herm was usher and I was matron of honor. The church was full. A grand reception followed after which we took the bride and groom away amid showers of rice. We ran around a while and then took them out to [[Seiple]]'s. We got home in good time but were tired and sleepy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 13, 1940|Dec 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 15, 1940|Dec 15, 1940]] }} [[Category:Journal entries by Jane]] 0678ad9e40d50278b41131a3015a0ad066e5375f 0 2281 4367 4368 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Something made us get up a little earlier and so we're off to work a little earlier. I waited on [[Groffie]] and was late for work. We all waited a while longer till [[John Hess|John]] came. The day was rather more of a picnic. John was away in the afternoon. We were busy just the same but not quite. After supper we went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] where the Lafayette College Choir sang very swell. I ushered. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I entertained Bill Givens, Frank Bradley over night. Sweet dream boys. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 14, 1939|Dec 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 16, 1939|Dec 16, 1939]] }} 5953def0cbe9f6e06bad841242322f10e6ef33ba 0 2282 4369 4370 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We were sleepy heads this morning. Too much wedding I guess. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herm]] didn't get up until 8:30 and had to hurry. I was worse yet. 9:30 when I crawled out. After a small dinner we got [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] ready, stopped for [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] and then headed for [[Lititz]]. This was baby's first long ride. [[Marg]] kept Evelyn Jane while the rest of us went to Lititz Moravian S. S. to hear [[Darlene]] say her piece. Back at the [[Buchers]] we talked and then had a swell supper, fresh strawberries (frozen), bologna and all. In the evening the boys went to hear the Cantatta at the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. It was late till we got home but all were happy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 14, 1940|Dec 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 16, 1940|Dec 16, 1940]] }} [[Category:Journal entries by Jane]] 372bbe2379e4a266a6b747da3c748d75b161e7b0 0 2283 4371 4372 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We got up quietly and tried not to waken our boys. I drove [[John Hess|John]]'s truck back to work. About nine oclock the boys got up and had breakfast. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] took them back to [[Paradise]] to their bus. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but finished up soon after dinner. I spent the afternoon leisurely helping Jane to put the dishes in the new dining room suite. In the evening we went to the junior close play at the High School. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] visited a little. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 15, 1939|Dec 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 17, 1939|Dec 17, 1939]] }} 53f51508664cad59b81f190028da3671b7c0eb24 0 2284 4373 4374 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Wow it was raining like anything this morning and so the household washing was postponed. Since there was nothing else pushing very much we decided to go to [[Lancaster]] and finish our Christmas shopping. It just kept raining all afternoon but we shopped. [[Grandma Young]] kept a little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|grandchild]]. After supper I turned around and went back to town to a [[County Chorus]] Christmas Party at which there were ten and refreshments for forty. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 15, 1940|Dec 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 17, 1940|Dec 17, 1940]] }} 2b6786de13d97799f70a8398f3c38c5ebf99c8f9 0 2285 4375 4376 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We hadn't much time to be slothful this morning but weren't late for S.S. Neither [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] nor S.S. were very well attended. We dined here at home. About two o'clock we went to the church & practiced for our cantata. Everyone was either tired or sleepy. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came along for supper. We had fun. After [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] we went down to [[Gap]] to hear their cantata. It was fine. The weather is warm, too warm for nice winter weather. The snow is all gone & even the frost is out of the ground. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 16, 1939|Dec 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 18, 1939|Dec 18, 1939]] }} d8ae45d754874970a982aae9540296a43b48ee18 0 2286 4377 4378 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It seemed to be done raining for once and as the day grew older it got colder. We will appreciate cold weather for many or most of us have bad colds. Little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|E.J.]] has a pretty bad one also. I finally installed defroster attachments to my [[Herman Brackbill cars|Olds]] this afternoon. Before supper, [[Webb McLaughlin|Web]] & I ran into town to pay a fine of 1.00 for parking in a no parking zone. After supper we just sat and enjoyed each other's company & listened to the radio. Christmas is coming. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 16, 1940|Dec 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 18, 1940|Dec 18, 1940]] }} e6e3582afa927aa9318548d14e744c681ae5e472 0 2287 4379 4380 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Before we went to work this morning, [[Groffie]] took his car to At___ & I went down and brought him back. We were not very busy in the feed dept. & so [[Dick]] & I got a good bit done down in the mill dept. It was a warm day and nice and clear. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to a Guild Christmas party. I went to a [[County Chorus]] party & Jane joined later. We had a nice time and the eats were also good. It was midnight when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 17, 1939|Dec 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 19, 1939|Dec 19, 1939]] }} e00582e74621f6c2c65766bf7979b20751279c7e 0 2288 4381 4382 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The sunrise was very beautiful this morning. I saw it. It was partly cloudy but mostly clear and cold. We had quite a busy day at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]]. [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] went shopping from about 3:15 on. I called [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] & talked to [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] awhile. The [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Baby]]'s cold was worse in the morning but she seemed quite good. After supper I took my [[Herman Brackbill cars|car]] up to Fishers to let it then a while. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] took me to choir practice and a little meeting afterwards we came home then and it soon was bedtime. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 17, 1940|Dec 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 19, 1940|Dec 19, 1940]] }} 9441517940ba30327335b454d648794975dc280a 0 2289 4383 4384 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was hard to get up this morning because it was still totally dark. It was hard to get moving, too, for a good many reasons. The weather was warm and, I guess, humid. It was no trouble at all to work up a sweat. No, because we were rushed again in the afternoon and finished late. After supper [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I went to [[Lancaster]] to shop. We got [[Jane Young|Jane]] a canary for Christmas. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] stayed with Jane for the evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 18, 1939|Dec 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 20, 1939|Dec 20, 1939]] }} 4a390e8231174960da46bcb123c93051b6386bba 0 2290 4385 4386 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I got up and ate breakfast as usual. But after that I did something different. My [[Herman Brackbill cars|car]] being in the garage it was necessary for me to indulge in a nice fresh walk to the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]]. We were just ordinarily busy at the office today. The [[Arthur S. Young|Big Boss]] was away nearly all day again. I came home just a little before dark and put <strike>my</strike> our outside tree lights on. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went with [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to High School to hear the Christmas Cantata. I kept the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Baby]] & listened to the radio. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 18, 1940|Dec 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 20, 1940|Dec 20, 1940]] }} f3548425efbf998910fa547b88519f903f8b9328 0 2291 4387 4388 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The morning was not necessarily unnatural or unusual for me except that [[Allen]] wasn't there again and we wer busy. For [[Jane Young|Jane]] it was unusual. H.B.K. went for deer and she was asked to work in the morning. In the afternoon it rained. I was late getting home, then changed my tires around. Jane cleaned house. After supper we took our "load" to town then shopped and finally took our part in the County C.E. Musical at Otterbein. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 1, 1939|Dec 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 3, 1939|Dec 3, 1939]] }} 9c42af0acc7bccbfe55daef998a1377e0e3346b3 0 2292 4389 4390 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The first day of deer season found a couple of my helpers at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] gone deer hunting and leaving me almost alone. I shouldn't have worried for I got thru quite allright. The weather was pretty cloudy and pretty cold again. Of course it was nice & warm in the office. We supper again tonight. Bare necessities with trimmings. We went to Chorus practice, the boys & I, and had a pretty good one. It was starting to snow when we came home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 1, 1940|Dec 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 3, 1940|Dec 3, 1940]] }} efafb8221d368fc3c1536141111ef8030f59a5ad 0 2293 4391 4392 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 fixed navigation wikitext text/x-wiki It was doubly hard to get up this morning for, aside from its being a rainy day, we weren't quite over our last few night's scarcity of sleep. [[Groffie]] drove for a change this morning. We had plenty of work at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. I spent my whole day packing flour and doing books. I enjoyed it. After supper we went to Prayer meeting and choir practice and there wasn't the former. I bought some electrical fixtures and after practice the choir had a little argument about Christmas Caroling. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 19, 1939|Dec 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 21, 1939|Dec 21, 1939]] }} 8ab7020204cae0403eb109fc71855373083987f0 0 2294 4393 4394 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 fix interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki Happy Birthday to [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Young]]. She is 46, [[Jane Young|Jane]] says. The fire sirens got us out o bed at 6:30 this morning but it was next thing to false alarm. We stayed up then and I walked to work and was punctual. We were busy in the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] with men coming in all of the time. It was pretty cloudy and partly clear all day off & on. After dinner Jane & [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] went down home. After supper I went to Fishers to get my [[Herman Brackbill cars|car]]. We spent the evening at home getting ready for Christmas. I should have gone to [[East Branch]] meeting. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 19, 1940|Dec 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 21, 1940|Dec 21, 1940]] }} abe0f6f054897adad3d0625160e6e2e920411785 0 2295 4395 4396 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We never can get up any more before 6:15 and that is half an hour too late. It didn't get light till pretty late this morning and then it was cloudy. There was a cold west wind blowing which brought a few snow flurries. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] preparing for our Christmas holiday. After supper we went to choir practice and then to a Christmas cantata at the high school. People we knew were there and we all enjoyed it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 20, 1939|Dec 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 22, 1939|Dec 22, 1939]] }} 16441adeefa90d1f3c1ffbcb2b90a5dfffcbfff6 0 2296 4397 4398 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 fix interwiki link wikitext text/x-wiki It was cloudy this morning but rain or shine there was work to be done. I liked my task this morning for I had a trip to [[Lancaster]] in my [[Herman Brackbill cars|car]] which took up half of my time. After dinner [[Webb McLaughlin|Webb]] & [[Stanley Ranck|Stan]] and I decorated the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] and Christmas tree. It took up quite a while. In the evening we entertained my S. S. Class and the party was a grand success. Web was wound up. [[Jacob]] stayed overnight as our guest. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 20, 1940|Dec 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 22, 1940|Dec 22, 1940]] }} 47b8033beebde8dfdbb9f23449ee0ee45a6dff88 0 2297 4399 4400 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]] drove slow to work but only [[Allen]] was there. There was no power but I got the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] to running and then called the company. Soon it was all O.K. We were busy as the dickens all day and tried to get a little bit caught up for tomorrow. There was a mighty strong wind blowing and it was pretty cold. [[Jane Young|Jane]] took Mother to [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]'s entertainment. We ate supper in home. Then I came back and got a haircut. We wrapped presents and talked to the canary till ten or 10:30 then retired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 21, 1939|Dec 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 23, 1939|Dec 23, 1939]] }} c2fdab4307719450bc21b3a102f835749dae58dc 0 2298 4401 4402 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki About 3:30 this morning the little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|child]] got a very much uncalled for and seldom crying spell. We took turns trying to quiet her. She quieted down a little about seven thirty but it was too late to go back to bed. At [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] we had a combined service of church and Christmas program for the primary dept. After dinner late [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] kept Evelyn and we went to the Candle Light Service at the First at [[Lancaster]]. After a short quick supper we went to the [[U.B.]] entertainment. We are looking for [[Harold Brackbill|Short]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 21, 1940|Dec 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 23, 1940|Dec 23, 1940]] }} dbe6469a1751990d4fa58ee1ba1a0472fb487942 0 2299 4403 4404 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This morning the wind still blew and it was not inviting for anyone in a nice warm bed. However we made it. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we were in work up to our ears with 2 ton of laying mash and the like. We finished about 2:00. Then I took the truck ([[Dick]]), in none & put straw in it and fixed it up for caroling. [[John Hess|John]] gave us $50.00 for Christmas. Back home here I put lights on a tree outside etc. After supper we went to the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] & decorated. We had lovely company (M.J.B.) but no help & it was late till we finished. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 22, 1939|Dec 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 24, 1939|Dec 24, 1939]] }} 224eeffdd6ec50cc4d6eb5db54c7230c963fbcf2 0 2300 4405 4406 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki A pretty nice day was today, so it was. We weren't in any hurry getting started but found plenty to do once we did. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing. I had my nose in welfare most of the time. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] phoned me at noon from [[Brackbill Farm|over home]]. After supper Jane went down home to sew. I was left with the dishes and custody of the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]]. We had company most of the evening. Harold came & stayed a long while till the baby started to cry. Jane finally came home & we got ready for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 22, 1940|Dec 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 24, 1940|Dec 24, 1940]] }} 8751cfa208f777279147904602009f1ac8f853b5 0 2301 4407 4408 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I took a notion to get up once this morning. [[Jane Young|Jane]] stayed put while I made breakfast , tended the fire, chickens, etc. At [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] we had a joint Sunday School Christmas program and Church service. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] was home & was there. We went down home for a chicken dinner. In the afternoon we helped [[Marshall Miller]]'s bunch sing for Grammy. We ate no supper. The Y.P. Choir gave a successful Christmas cantata in the evening. After that we had sort of a party over home and really had fun. Then we left for church. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 23, 1939|Dec 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 25, 1939|Dec 25, 1939]] }} 1ceb61a0df9d3237f503a5cbd92e01c91ba784ff 0 2302 4409 4410 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Twas the day before Christmas and the weather was just like spring. Never-the-less we all looked forward with great anticipation the Number One holiday of the year. We were busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] and we finished up with the seasons greeting exchanged freely. After supper we finished up a few presents. I left my [[Jane Young|wife]] & [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|child]] & went carolling with the choir. We toured [[Kinzers]], Vintage to [[Paradise]] and wound up at the Watch service at the Episcopalian Church. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 23, 1940|Dec 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 25, 1940|Dec 25, 1940]] }} 2691b376d8e66977bb45d7cb120571102f300448 0 2303 4411 4412 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Shortly after twelve we met at the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]], thirty of us to get in [[John Hess|John]]'s big truck and tour [[Paradise]] & neighboring towns singing Christmas carols. We had loads of fun. About 4:30 we went to bed -- [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] were with us. A quarter of ten [[Jane Young|Jane]] wakened me. After a light breakfast Val & Eunice left & we went over to [[Sheaffer]]s for a big turkey dinner. Later we joined the rest of the [[Brackbills]] & had merry Christmas. [[Willis Bucher|Buchers]] were there. We came home about nine, stopped at Auntie's & Grammy's, then hurried home. Santa was good. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 24, 1939|Dec 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 26, 1939|Dec 26, 1939]] }} 6c0c4a9f587870edef5b0a1521a81b4e33936fae 0 2304 4413 4414 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The Christmas day came in while we were in the midst of our service. The weather was quite above freezing, but we knew it was Christmas. The family slept late for there was no hurry to go anywhere. We went over to [[Sheaffers]] for the turkey Christmas dinner. It was swell and very much. In the afternoon we deserted our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|child]] & went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] for supper, big & good. We had a swell time. We finished up at Sheaffers then & came home. Everything was fine. A wonderful collection of gifts were given to all of us. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 24, 1940|Dec 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 26, 1940|Dec 26, 1940]] }} 98405506b8ccca7e7443ac65776c05d79194b865 0 2305 4415 4416 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]]'s old air horn wakened us about seven oclock this morning so I had to drive to work later in my own car. We were faced by a hangover from our Christmas rush. [[Webbie]] was along & "trucking" wherever he could. It was not very cold today nor are there many signs of snow. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] finished ironing & I did the dishes, Auntie & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] came up and visited. Nancy & I played or tried to play chess. We had no such fun. Now it's bed none too soon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 25, 1939|Dec 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 27, 1939|Dec 27, 1939]] }} 8faa06918f5024293130e39d9d426bea0a76bd4a 0 2306 4417 4418 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't feel bad for its having been the day after the big day. Christmas isn't over yet. The season is just here in full swing. The weather was warm and drizzley. We were busy all the time at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]]. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] helped a little while. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for dinner. After supper we had choir rehearsal and play rehearsal. It didn't go too well but surely kept us busy. We had a couple committee meetings here afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 25, 1940|Dec 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 27, 1940|Dec 27, 1940]] }} 0bcf2c4ac7cfdee4ff01eefc17338108220bf73f 0 2307 4419 4422 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We were warned this morning by a cold cloudy sky that there would be snow today. And snow there was from 8:30 till about 2:30 - several inches. It purely made things look pretty. Luckily we weren't extra busy this morning or all day and could for the most part stay inside in the dry. After sweeping the walks and after supper we cleaned up and went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] for a family Christmas party and fun. [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] & I played at chess most all of the night. We came home about eleven. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 26, 1939|Dec 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 28, 1939|Dec 28, 1939]] }} 71091b8632c0e0c0b4c85891597c75e6def6b639 4420 4419 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki We were warned this morning by a cold cloudy sky that there would be snow today. And snow there was from 8:30 till about 2:30 - several inches. It purely made things look pretty. Luckily we weren't extra busy this morning or all day and could for the most part stay inside in the dry. After sweeping the walks and after supper we cleaned up and went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] for a family Christmas party and fun. [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] & I played at chess most all of the night. We came home about eleven. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 26, 1939|Dec 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 28, 1939|Dec 28, 1939]] }} 71091b8632c0e0c0b4c85891597c75e6def6b639 0 2308 4421 4424 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] worried me from the time she fed the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] till I finally got up as she wanted me to. It's kinda hard to roll out if you are awakened an hour or so ahead of time & don't sleep after that. It was a cloudy, drizzly day. We were not busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] but kept ourselves occupied. After supper I took a load of kids to a Roller Skating party and I believe everybody who ever roller skated was there. It was full but we had fun. I got pretty tired and so did many more. We got home nearly twelve. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 26, 1940|Dec 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 28, 1940|Dec 28, 1940]] }} 9a5b6b65ce65a9f6563862eea02da0729c962371 4423 4421 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] worried me from the time she fed the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] till I finally got up as she wanted me to. It's kinda hard to roll out if you are awakened an hour or so ahead of time & don't sleep after that. It was a cloudy, drizzly day. We were not busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] but kept ourselves occupied. After supper I took a load of kids to a Roller Skating party and I believe everybody who ever roller skated was there. It was full but we had fun. I got pretty tired and so did many more. We got home nearly twelve. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 26, 1940|Dec 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 28, 1940|Dec 28, 1940]] }} 9a5b6b65ce65a9f6563862eea02da0729c962371 0 2309 4425 4428 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 categorized page wikitext text/x-wiki It seems my days are twisted around because I neglected writing today's events in last evening. We laid in bed till nearly eight oclock then had a nice big breakfast and went off to [[Lancaster]]. The choirs sang over we ____ & [[Mr. Kaufman|Rev. Kaufman]] preached. We shopped afterwards. After dinner at home I went back to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] & caught up my work. We weren't too busy & I hadn't been missed. After supper [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I cleaned up the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went along & visited [[Ethel]]. We later saw the Young Christmas things. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 27, 1939|Dec 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 29, 1939|Dec 29, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 02284de253f827169405f0dc7e0f9706838401fe 4426 4425 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 categorized page wikitext text/x-wiki It seems my days are twisted around because I neglected writing today's events in last evening. We laid in bed till nearly eight oclock then had a nice big breakfast and went off to [[Lancaster]]. The choirs sang over we ____ & [[Mr. Kaufman|Rev. Kaufman]] preached. We shopped afterwards. After dinner at home I went back to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] & caught up my work. We weren't too busy & I hadn't been missed. After supper [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I cleaned up the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went along & visited [[Ethel]]. We later saw the Young Christmas things. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 27, 1939|Dec 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 29, 1939|Dec 29, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 02284de253f827169405f0dc7e0f9706838401fe 0 2310 4427 4431 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I was very much surprised to find that it was still cloudy this morning. The sun came out a little but went back again quickly. We were busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] and were kept there till late dinner time. [[S. Wenger]] was here in the afternoon as was [[Hun Usner]]. I had to fly around and go to the store & get ready for [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & [[Margie]] to come for supper. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did too. We were happy to find that he had gotten her a diamond for Christmas. Margie stayed overnight. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 27, 1940|Dec 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 29, 1940|Dec 29, 1940]] }} 1b8e874922760629e80d8ab56f4759e8fbcbf728 4429 4427 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki I was very much surprised to find that it was still cloudy this morning. The sun came out a little but went back again quickly. We were busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] and were kept there till late dinner time. [[S. Wenger]] was here in the afternoon as was [[Hun Usner]]. I had to fly around and go to the store & get ready for [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & [[Margie]] to come for supper. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did too. We were happy to find that he had gotten her a diamond for Christmas. Margie stayed overnight. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 27, 1940|Dec 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 29, 1940|Dec 29, 1940]] }} 1b8e874922760629e80d8ab56f4759e8fbcbf728 0 2311 4430 4434 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was a regular winter morning, this was. After the usual morning chores and breakfast, I put on my rubbers and started out to meet [[Groffie]]. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we found quite a lot of work to do and finished up by putting gas in [[John Moore]]'s Buick. After a swell supper of fried mush, potatoes, & beans we got ready and went to [[Lancaster]] to a roller skating party at which 164 were present & we all had a very special swell time. While this was going on it was snowing outside to beat the band and coming home was treacherous to say the least. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 28, 1939|Dec 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 30, 1939|Dec 30, 1939]] }} 0edd757f32c5307e7193637ba470f6528a2b763e 4432 4430 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was a regular winter morning, this was. After the usual morning chores and breakfast, I put on my rubbers and started out to meet [[Groffie]]. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we found quite a lot of work to do and finished up by putting gas in [[John Moore]]'s Buick. After a swell supper of fried mush, potatoes, & beans we got ready and went to [[Lancaster]] to a roller skating party at which 164 were present & we all had a very special swell time. While this was going on it was snowing outside to beat the band and coming home was treacherous to say the least. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 28, 1939|Dec 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 30, 1939|Dec 30, 1939]] }} 0edd757f32c5307e7193637ba470f6528a2b763e 0 2312 4433 4436 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was nice to have a chance to sleep late this morning for I surely seem to need it. We got up about eight & ate breakfast and went off to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We wound up [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] for dinner, family & all. In the afternoon some of us went to the church to have practice for the play. We had supper over home again and then went off to church. We had our play, at last and it went real well. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came to visit a little while afterwards. It was wet all day. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 28, 1940|Dec 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 30, 1940|Dec 30, 1940]] }} c324bb2e16e7aade34acd67dd93d2141a723fd0c 4435 4433 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was nice to have a chance to sleep late this morning for I surely seem to need it. We got up about eight & ate breakfast and went off to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We wound up [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] for dinner, family & all. In the afternoon some of us went to the church to have practice for the play. We had supper over home again and then went off to church. We had our play, at last and it went real well. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came to visit a little while afterwards. It was wet all day. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 28, 1940|Dec 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 30, 1940|Dec 30, 1940]] }} c324bb2e16e7aade34acd67dd93d2141a723fd0c 0 2313 4437 4439 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We slept late again and luckily got to S.S. on time. The sun came out real bright and clear but till [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] was over it was raining. After waiting an hour we had tough beef for dinner, I reflect with no bitterness and with all apologies for the accompanying rudeness. Later in the afternoon we went down [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & enjoyed that company. We ate their supper. We had [[Kaufman]]'s friends visit us in [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & Church. We were busy lining things up for Tuesday. We came directly home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 2, 1939|Dec 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 4, 1939|Dec 4, 1939]] }} aa870a97f9576392bb4fbc0f537a29bd9eb1f421 0 2315 4440 4441 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The cold carried over but it had stopped snowing. It was partly cloudy all day. We seemed to be very busy at the office and I just fluttered & flitted around until 5:30 then I came home for supper. After a supper again we didn't do much but sit around and squabble and listen to the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] bawl and play the piano and try to listen to the radio. [[wikipedia:Fibber McGee and Molly|Fibber McGee & Mollie]] were plenty funny & wound us up smiling. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 2, 1940|Dec 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 4, 1940|Dec 4, 1940]] }} 75db52289f903f798abc164615d699d3abddb0dd 0 2317 4443 4446 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki One day to come, and when I write this I wonder what I have done of any permanent value in the 364 days this volume has so far accounted for. I have done nothing of which I am resentful on this next last day; but a few things I am quite proud to have done -- the chief being my helping [[John Hess|John]] to total the books this afternoon free gratis. After supper we took our 2 children & went over home to a party in honor of [[Bill]] & [[Harold Brackbill|Short]]. It was swell and "she" was there -- giving me heartaches I am fool enough to nurse & humor along. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 29, 1939|Dec 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1939|Dec 31, 1939]] }} bf7e029358800e39b19398cd9e860d0dffa2a505 4444 4443 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki One day to come, and when I write this I wonder what I have done of any permanent value in the 364 days this volume has so far accounted for. I have done nothing of which I am resentful on this next last day; but a few things I am quite proud to have done -- the chief being my helping [[John Hess|John]] to total the books this afternoon free gratis. After supper we took our 2 children & went over home to a party in honor of [[Bill]] & [[Harold Brackbill|Short]]. It was swell and "she" was there -- giving me heartaches I am fool enough to nurse & humor along. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 29, 1939|Dec 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1939|Dec 31, 1939]] }} bf7e029358800e39b19398cd9e860d0dffa2a505 0 2318 4445 4449 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The weather did not encourage washing this morning and so it just wasn't done. It still rained and blowed enough to be called a wet day. We were plenty busy at the <strike>mill</strike>[[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]]. Not only getting the books ready to be closed at the end of the year, but customers came in, quite a few. The crowning feature of the day was the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Banquet and election of officers at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. The program featured [[Rev. Kaufman]] and [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] as speakers. Many other fine things transpired and it made a nice evening. I expect winter now. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 29, 1940|Dec 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1940|Dec 31, 1940]] }} 85dd46981779ed7489d5f58d926823151fa6104f 4447 4445 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The weather did not encourage washing this morning and so it just wasn't done. It still rained and blowed enough to be called a wet day. We were plenty busy at the <strike>mill</strike>[[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]]. Not only getting the books ready to be closed at the end of the year, but customers came in, quite a few. The crowning feature of the day was the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Banquet and election of officers at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. The program featured [[Rev. Kaufman]] and [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] as speakers. Many other fine things transpired and it made a nice evening. I expect winter now. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 29, 1940|Dec 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1940|Dec 31, 1940]] }} 85dd46981779ed7489d5f58d926823151fa6104f 0 2319 4448 4452 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 categorized page wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't manage to get up much ahead of time on this our last day of '39 but we were on time at the service at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] & Bill ___ were there. We had dinner at [[Susan Shultz|Grandma Young]]'s -- a big one too. Uncle Ralph's & the [[Arthur S. Young|Arthur Young]]'s were there also. In the afternoon, we went to [[Christiana]] to a combined choir rehearsal. We went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for supper and a few minutes visit. In the evening we went to Christiana to a church service. Shorty, Watson had charge. Short was here all night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 30, 1939|Dec 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1940|Jan 1, 1940]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 489cdba7c0ef238c45b56a775620c3e4d08710c7 4450 4448 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 categorized page wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't manage to get up much ahead of time on this our last day of '39 but we were on time at the service at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] & Bill ___ were there. We had dinner at [[Susan Shultz|Grandma Young]]'s -- a big one too. Uncle Ralph's & the [[Arthur S. Young|Arthur Young]]'s were there also. In the afternoon, we went to [[Christiana]] to a combined choir rehearsal. We went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for supper and a few minutes visit. In the evening we went to Christiana to a church service. Shorty, Watson had charge. Short was here all night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 30, 1939|Dec 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1940|Jan 1, 1940]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 489cdba7c0ef238c45b56a775620c3e4d08710c7 0 2320 4451 4455 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Today it is goodby and farewell to 1940. It was the happiest year in all my life in its treasure of happiness and yet it brought to me much weighty disturbance of the mind & will, as well as new and added responsibilities. Yet in it all, it was a wonderful year and I thank our Creator and Redeemer for not only the moments of sheer joy and delight but also the deeper and more lasting joy and satisfaction that comes from bearing the burdens I believe are my lot in the service of the Master. [[Betty Doutrich|Betty]] & [[Emory]] visited us in the evening. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[Lois]] were here for supper. Uncle [[Herb]] & Aunt Mary came also in the evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 30, 1940|Dec 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1941|Jan 1, 1941]] }} 9d02b2e4941f2ec268b988eccb4953c649267aaf 4453 4451 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Today it is goodby and farewell to 1940. It was the happiest year in all my life in its treasure of happiness and yet it brought to me much weighty disturbance of the mind & will, as well as new and added responsibilities. Yet in it all, it was a wonderful year and I thank our Creator and Redeemer for not only the moments of sheer joy and delight but also the deeper and more lasting joy and satisfaction that comes from bearing the burdens I believe are my lot in the service of the Master. [[Betty Doutrich|Betty]] & [[Emory]] visited us in the evening. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[Lois]] were here for supper. Uncle [[Herb]] & Aunt Mary came also in the evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 30, 1940|Dec 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1941|Jan 1, 1941]] }} 9d02b2e4941f2ec268b988eccb4953c649267aaf 0 2321 4454 4458 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I overslept for some reason this morning but everything was all right. It was cloudy and cool today but it didn't rain, neither did it snow. [[Dick]] was there to help us but not [[Allen]]. We got done in good time without hurrying too much. I'm behind with my books yet. After supper I went along with [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy Y.]] to [[Christiana]] to sing with Marshall's male chorus. It went all right. Back home I made some final preparations for tomorrow evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 3, 1939|Dec 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 5, 1939|Dec 5, 1939]] }} 69297988ac090f5e80b90ef8bbe0ad6456786428 4456 4454 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I overslept for some reason this morning but everything was all right. It was cloudy and cool today but it didn't rain, neither did it snow. [[Dick]] was there to help us but not [[Allen]]. We got done in good time without hurrying too much. I'm behind with my books yet. After supper I went along with [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy Y.]] to [[Christiana]] to sing with Marshall's male chorus. It went all right. Back home I made some final preparations for tomorrow evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 3, 1939|Dec 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 5, 1939|Dec 5, 1939]] }} 69297988ac090f5e80b90ef8bbe0ad6456786428 0 2322 4457 4461 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Twas very cold this morning, down almost to zero in certain sections. It turned out to be quite a nice day with the sun shining nice all day long. I was pretty rattled at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] today with [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] still absent. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to [[Lancaster]] in the afternoon to shop for [[Betty Doutrich|Betty]]'s wedding. We stayed down home for supper and played Finance all evening. It turned out pretty crooked but we had fun. There were a couple blustery snow flurries later on in the evening. ==Commentary== ''The journal entry for this day is written on the page for Oct 30; the page for Dec 4 was left blank.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 3, 1940|Dec 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 5, 1940|Dec 5, 1940]] }} a8c9470376418ff31f6bf3b7f995ee734bb8e3cb 4459 4457 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Twas very cold this morning, down almost to zero in certain sections. It turned out to be quite a nice day with the sun shining nice all day long. I was pretty rattled at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] today with [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] still absent. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to [[Lancaster]] in the afternoon to shop for [[Betty Doutrich|Betty]]'s wedding. We stayed down home for supper and played Finance all evening. It turned out pretty crooked but we had fun. There were a couple blustery snow flurries later on in the evening. ==Commentary== ''The journal entry for this day is written on the page for Oct 30; the page for Dec 4 was left blank.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 3, 1940|Dec 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 5, 1940|Dec 5, 1940]] }} a8c9470376418ff31f6bf3b7f995ee734bb8e3cb 0 2323 4460 4464 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki At 6:30 we got up, at that time I should have been getting to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. However we were the first ones there but the last ones home. I got a good bit of my book work done up so that proves we weren't too busy. It was ten of six when I got home from work. I washed & dressed in a hurry. I was quickly taken to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church ]] for the annual [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] banquet and business. That was followed by a nice service with Mr. Anbry Young preaching. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 4, 1939|Dec 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 6, 1939|Dec 6, 1939]] }} 30bc131318e04df005fc1e68338a86b51703c0ab 4462 4460 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki At 6:30 we got up, at that time I should have been getting to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. However we were the first ones there but the last ones home. I got a good bit of my book work done up so that proves we weren't too busy. It was ten of six when I got home from work. I washed & dressed in a hurry. I was quickly taken to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church ]] for the annual [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] banquet and business. That was followed by a nice service with Mr. Anbry Young preaching. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 4, 1939|Dec 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 6, 1939|Dec 6, 1939]] }} 30bc131318e04df005fc1e68338a86b51703c0ab 0 2324 4463 4475 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The ground was pretty and white when we got up this morning and it was still snowing. It kept at it pretty steady and by dinnertime when it stopped there was nearly six inches down. I had a better time at work today. I wasn't pressed so much. After a good but quick supper & bath I went to choir practice. It was pretty poor. Then [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I went up to [[Reba]]'s about the S. S. pageant. After we came home the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] cried because I wouldn't let her suck her thumb. ==Commentary== ''The journal entry for this day is written on the page for Oct 31; the page for Dec 5 was left blank.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 4, 1940|Dec 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 6, 1940|Dec 6, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] a4490967e9bb7e1a5da77a17a7740215ad03a9b0 0 2324 4465 4463 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The ground was pretty and white when we got up this morning and it was still snowing. It kept at it pretty steady and by dinnertime when it stopped there was nearly six inches down. I had a better time at work today. I wasn't pressed so much. After a good but quick supper & bath I went to choir practice. It was pretty poor. Then [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I went up to [[Reba]]'s about the S. S. pageant. After we came home the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] cried because I wouldn't let her suck her thumb. ==Commentary== ''The journal entry for this day is written on the page for Oct 31; the page for Dec 5 was left blank.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 4, 1940|Dec 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 6, 1940|Dec 6, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] a4490967e9bb7e1a5da77a17a7740215ad03a9b0 0 2325 4466 4467 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We started the day off early this morning and found it quite agreeable. It had snowed during the night but rain had melted the most of it. The sun shone very little all day and it was quite cloudy. We were pretty busy today again as usual. [[Allen]] was still absent and [[Dick]] was with us. After supper we went to [[Christiana]] where our [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] choir sang at their evangelistic meeting. Now it means bead time and what could be nicer just then, than bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 5, 1939|Dec 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 7, 1939|Dec 7, 1939]] }} 50f5e0b4a03fec29c241b9838b27cf16bb1bc62c 0 2326 4468 4469 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Another day without my "[[Harold Keneagy|Side-kick]]." It is payday again and I must get the checks out as well as attend to the other things. [[Paul]] and [[Bill]] went up to [[Harrisburg]] to a [[wikipedia:Case Corporation|meeting]] all day. After work [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy Y.]] and I went over to [[New Holland]] to a Dealers meeting. It was slippery and we travelled very slowly. We had a swell meeting with very comical movies as the entertaining features. We came home very late and very slow and cold. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 5, 1940|Dec 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 7, 1940|Dec 7, 1940]] }} e6cd040f3f043052c43f72bf6fcf66bc28bcb692 0 2327 4470 4471 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We got up again. The sun came out bright and early and stayed to make the whole day ahappy. We were not overworked again but didn't get finished till dark. I helped [[Groffie]] a good bit in the afternoon. For supper we had fried mush for a change. I was so taken I left the furnace draft on. After supper we went to choir practice and then stopped in down [[Brackbill Farm|home]]. The wind is blowing it up cold, I guess. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 6, 1939|Dec 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 8, 1939|Dec 8, 1939]] }} 20771881b52e57a04b6e2a3eef124dcca4cbd30e 0 2328 4472 4473 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki It was cold again this morning. When I got to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] I found [[Harold Keneagy|Harold K]] had returned. He had gotten a nice 6 point buck. We had a nice busy forenoon swapping experiences. In the afternoon it got pretty warm and "sunshiny." I washed my car with [[Webb McLaughlin|Webbie]] helping. I had no more than finished till it started to rain. After supper [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] kept [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took 3 Brackbill boys to [[Lancaster]] to the County Musical. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 6, 1940|Dec 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 8, 1940|Dec 8, 1940]] }} 724a4bd6d7bb2881b0700bda6eb4dbee2cbf0d34 0 2329 4474 4477 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Today's outstanding characteristic was a very high wind. The prevailing westerly, although not very cold, certainly made things chilly and unpleasant at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. Poor [[Allen|Allie]] didn't get around yet. We weren't terribly rushed but had to work late to finish. After supper I did the dishes. [[Jane Young|Jane]] dressed up and went to a committee meeting at [[Rachel Keene]]'s. I sat around, read, and meditated till about nine thirty then, there being no signs of Jane's returning shortly, I retired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 7, 1939|Dec 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 9, 1939|Dec 9, 1939]] }} 3bc155b4db64a514edffda92447d39dd5f2b37f7 4476 4474 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Today's outstanding characteristic was a very high wind. The prevailing westerly, although not very cold, certainly made things chilly and unpleasant at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. Poor [[Allen|Allie]] didn't get around yet. We weren't terribly rushed but had to work late to finish. After supper I did the dishes. [[Jane Young|Jane]] dressed up and went to a committee meeting at [[Rachel Keene]]'s. I sat around, read, and meditated till about nine thirty then, there being no signs of Jane's returning shortly, I retired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 7, 1939|Dec 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 9, 1939|Dec 9, 1939]] }} 3bc155b4db64a514edffda92447d39dd5f2b37f7 0 2330 4478 4479 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki "O day of Rest and Gladness, O Day of Joy and Light." It was a beautiful day and fitted very much the words of the Hymn. I took my load to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] stayed home and made dinner. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] was with us. We went to [[Grandma Leaman]]'s after dinner & took some pictures. Then we went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] for supper. [[Clarence Nelson]] was to viist our [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. [[Mary Jane]] led. We had pictures at church. We went over home again and wound up back here safe & sound. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 7, 1940|Dec 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 9, 1940|Dec 9, 1940]] }} 78658c1e65e977413c9b38544bdae905b0fefd10 0 2332 4481 4483 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The alarm made me jump this morning, although I had been awake a few times prior to its ringing. We got up shortly and took our time to breakfast. Even if I did waste a little while waiting for [[Groffie]] we were quite early. For a change we were done at noon. Then I put Zerone in my car. After a venison supper we went to [[Lancaster]] & bought a dining room suit. We found no one at home whom we want to visit except down [[Brackbill Farm|home]]. We came back late. ==Commentary== ''Zerone was a methanol based antifreeze from Dupont. It apparently [http://www.hemmings.com/hmn/stories/2007/02/01/hmn_feature2.html sold for around $3.50 a gallon] in 1936.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 8, 1939|Dec 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 10, 1939|Dec 10, 1939]] }} 5371fc67a985e428ccc55a64a15cb687fa487f44 0 2334 4484 4486 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page wikitext text/x-wiki The clock struck two as I lay awake with my head stopped up and hurting. I went back to sleep later on but when it came time to get up I felt I owed it to myself to stay in and catch up my health. I was abed all day except for a few trips downstairs etc. I wasn't terribly sick but was content to lay and didn't need amusement. [[Betty Doutrich]] & a girl friend came in the evening. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here also. I shaved in bed and looked over some choir music & read the funnies. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 8, 1940|Dec 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 10, 1940|Dec 10, 1940]] }} 4d8596061d0def89927cece182865096b3e13899 0 2336 4487 4489 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki It is almost needless to say I got up late again, for try as I might, I cannot make the "apple." Too bad! too for there was much to be done and all day was not sufficient to do it in... [[John]] was absent off and on and we had to shift for ourselves. We finished by 5:30. After supper we had a hurrying, scrambling time to get dressed and to practice on time. To our surprise (happy) Mr. Kaufman was there to direct us. After prayer meeting, we had ice cream & pretzels at G____s & I stayed very late as usual. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 31, 1939|Jan 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 2, 1939|Feb 2, 1939]] }} d9d5982bd7657d615de0777771e5397d33592666 0 2338 4490 4492 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] was so "everlasting" sleepy and tired that I was up before her again. That tickles me. [[Groffie]] & I went to [[Paradise]] to start [[Dick]]'s car this morning before we went to work. It was warm and nice today again. It snowed ever so little & was cloudy. We weren't busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] so I occupied myself cleaning up. After supper we went to choir practice. Then Jane had a social committee meeting at [[Browns]] and I happened to be there. It was after ten when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 31, 1940|Jan 31, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 2, 1940|Feb 2, 1940]] }} 39d97b88acbbc347195243fd9f775a9e5495ca6e 0 2340 4493 4495 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 removed illegible category wikitext text/x-wiki Well, well, well, late. John was not there yet and it pleased me to start the mill up once again. We were not extra busy but found plenty to do all day. It was rainy and wet and not a little bit muddy. I was glad to be able to stay at home in the evening. I leisurely spent it, reading, listening to the radio and talking. I washed my head and sent for my driver's license, also [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]]'s with my check. I retired real early, feeling I owed it to myself. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 9, 1939|Feb 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 11, 1939|Feb 11, 1939]] }} ebd8fbe9ba051e0d4dec9139de570e6fa4a94edc 0 2342 4496 4498 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It was get up, as usual, this morning whether you felt like it or not, and I didn't feel like it. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we were quite busy. It kept us running to get done till dinner. After dinner I changed my oil, came home, cleaned my chicken house in the rain. Then we went to [[Lancaster]] in the fog, shopped a little, and proceeded on to [[Lititz]], had supper at the [[Moravian Church]], then went out to visit [[Willis Bucher|Buchers]] who entertained us and persuaded us to stay all night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 9, 1940|Feb 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 11, 1940|Feb 11, 1940]] }} b453af4e22682fb7d97039c3825c47e7d1ffa68b 0 2344 4499 4501 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki [[John]] was not at the mill when I arrived. But he was there after he came for everything was not as he thought it should have been - nothing serious. We had a good many orders again as usual for Saturday. After dinner we should have been done but [[Dick]] & I put a new silk on the mill and so I didn't get home until four. [[Jane Young|Jane]] and I went up to Mary & Willis's for supper & the evening - they wanted us to stay all night but we declined. A stray west wind lowered the temperature to away below freezing since dark. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 10, 1939|Feb 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 12, 1939|Feb 12, 1939]] }} 75d7e28c8a3ebb74d492de23ae1f13cf853b83d9 0 2346 4502 4504 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 fixed nam wikitext text/x-wiki We got awake before it was time to get up and worried for fear it was late. Finally we hurried with a fine Lime Rock breakfast then hurried down the highway to home and [[Lancaster Presbyterian Church|Church]]. The sermon was fine as it usually is. We had dinner at home and sat around awhile afterwards. Then we went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] and spent the remainder of the day & had supper. [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] was well attended as was the church service. We had a board meeting afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 10, 1940|Feb 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 12, 1940|Feb 12, 1940]] }} 2c3d87705356209738d7e4f22ebe0b687ab61d0b 0 2348 4505 4507 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki Getting up is no pill for Sunday morning. It is late when the alarm rings and there is the pleasantness of a day of rest to look forward to. Sunday School and church passed by as usual and were attended by as much of my self as usual. After dinner I went to [[Young]]s and stayed there for supper. Mary went along to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] We had a Scout service at church. The remainder of the evening was long and nice. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 11, 1939|Feb 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 13, 1939|Feb 13, 1939]] }} 884369638fcf617714ca5ee3187acb5cbca77a30 0 2350 4508 4510 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki It seemed quite the thing to do to get up and have breakfast and then go off to work. [[Allen]] was among the missing and it kept us working steadily all day to get the orders all filled. Some of my own work didn't get done for doing his work. After supper the gang went to [[County Chorus]] practice. I went to County Staff meeting first. The girls had guild at [[Emma]]'s and we stopped in to clean up the eats on our way home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 11, 1940|Feb 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 13, 1940|Feb 13, 1940]] }} 5174bb041d402f638004903cac5773d69f9dbbc4 0 2352 4511 4513 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki I got up in pretty good time and was ready for a good day's work. [[John]] didn't come till afternoon and we were kept pretty busy with everything. Things went off in fine shape, though, and we got done by 4:00 and came home with the sun shining. After supper we were scheduled to have a UC CE meeting at home. However, only four boys came. We had some high arguments and quite a fine business meeting. It seemed odd not to have to go home after the meeting. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 12, 1939|Feb 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 14, 1939|Feb 14, 1939]] }} 460cd12ec3915f538b753f8ae3f36b2796fef383 0 2354 4514 4516 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Both [[Jane Young|Jane]] and I are seriously in need of sleep. We have to push ourselves very uncomfortably to get up in the morning and are sleepy all day long. [[Allen]] wasn't at work again today and we were busy. That means the lack of sleep turned up again, to make me all the tireder. After supper we went to [[Middle Octoraro]] again for the last youth forum. We had refreshments afterward, and it was quite a fitting ending for a successful series. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 12, 1940|Feb 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 14, 1940|Feb 14, 1940]] }} 714b19dd7002e381823c090c53aa2582cc47358b 0 2356 4517 4520 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki Getting up is easier these mornings for it gets daylight sooner and it is warmer. The mill was already running when I got there but I soon found my accustomed groove and fit myself into it. We were busy. It was a lovely day. Afer supper I went to a meeting of the mill men at the mill. It was late getting started and so I had to leave. I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] a Valentine. We attended a Valentine party given to the UCCE by the Guild. It was a very swell party. I left my car at Shirks for a new fender. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 13, 1939|Feb 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 15, 1939|Feb 15, 1939]] }} f2a3f374ea46fa51cda4c1603761ffcbc9c81614 4518 4517 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki Getting up is easier these mornings for it gets daylight sooner and it is warmer. The mill was already running when I got there but I soon found my accustomed groove and fit myself into it. We were busy. It was a lovely day. Afer supper I went to a meeting of the mill men at the mill. It was late getting started and so I had to leave. I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] a Valentine. We attended a Valentine party given to the UCCE by the Guild. It was a very swell party. I left my car at Shirks for a new fender. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 13, 1939|Feb 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 15, 1939|Feb 15, 1939]] }} f2a3f374ea46fa51cda4c1603761ffcbc9c81614 0 2357 4519 4527 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I got up @ four oclock for it was raining and I had to close the window. We got up the second time at ten of seven and [[Groffie]] had to wait. While on our way to work, the rain began changing to snow. Soon it was sending us a real Nor'easter. It kept up all day and into the night. [[Allen]] & [[John Moore]] were out today but we got along somehow. By evening the roads were pretty full and so [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I stayed in after supper and caught up a little of our home work. It still blows & snows at nine thirty. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 13, 1940|Feb 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 15, 1940|Feb 15, 1940]] }} 158a1351ef1dfb12fadee16ac767da3bb000843b 4521 4519 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I got up @ four oclock for it was raining and I had to close the window. We got up the second time at ten of seven and [[Groffie]] had to wait. While on our way to work, the rain began changing to snow. Soon it was sending us a real Nor'easter. It kept up all day and into the night. [[Allen]] & [[John Moore]] were out today but we got along somehow. By evening the roads were pretty full and so [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I stayed in after supper and caught up a little of our home work. It still blows & snows at nine thirty. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 13, 1940|Feb 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 15, 1940|Feb 15, 1940]] }} 158a1351ef1dfb12fadee16ac767da3bb000843b 0 2358 4522 4523 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki We are not doing bad this while past. [[John]] was real late again, but things went fine. It was a damp, cloudy, windy morning. About dinner time it rained and the strong west wind drove it in the mill in spots. At quitting time the rain mixed with snow. This stopped about seven 30 and left it getting colder. [[Morris]] went to Wilmington with a load of feed. Mrs. Kaufman was not @ choir practice. Attendance was poor in general. I got my Chevy from Shirks with a new fender. Bed late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 14, 1939|Feb 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 16, 1939|Feb 16, 1939]] }} ba0a51448f992750804e98dbe9e1f6e6c6b135b3 0 2359 4524 4525 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki This morning the wind was still blowing. It had piled snow everywhere and truly was a beautiful site. [[Groffie]] came for me as usual. We went down and got [[John Hess|John]] out of his garage. The Newport was really full of snow and we didn't attempt to pass thru it, but went to work at the warehouse, shoveling snow etc. After work we got ready and went to a supper meeting of the teachers & officers of the Sunday School. We had a fine meeting introducing a new plan - a h____ or Advance Department. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 14, 1940|Feb 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 16, 1940|Feb 16, 1940]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 634112d036cf530648d4f046324ce737df8a1f60 0 2360 4526 4530 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki It seems as if there is never any thing different to write about the first part of the day. Always I rush through my breakfast and hurry to work. I very seldom go reluctantly. The wind had brought a winter day and had lowered the temperature greatly. We were "awful" busy at the mill. Why, we worked till 6 o'clock. After supper, I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to choir practice. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] went along. We talked and ate prunes after we came home. Although already ten oclock, it seemed early to retire. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 15, 1939|Feb 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 17, 1939|Feb 17, 1939]] }} ea6c1fb72a2f3f747660362a0e56fbb42a5d2088 4528 4526 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki It seems as if there is never any thing different to write about the first part of the day. Always I rush through my breakfast and hurry to work. I very seldom go reluctantly. The wind had brought a winter day and had lowered the temperature greatly. We were "awful" busy at the mill. Why, we worked till 6 o'clock. After supper, I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to choir practice. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] went along. We talked and ate prunes after we came home. Although already ten oclock, it seemed early to retire. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 15, 1939|Feb 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 17, 1939|Feb 17, 1939]] }} ea6c1fb72a2f3f747660362a0e56fbb42a5d2088 0 2361 4529 4533 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We started back in our old schedule again this morning. We had to shovel some in the Newport and it was about nine oclock when we got to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. The trucks loaded and went back to the [[Gap]]. The men all went along to shovel, except me. After dinner we were all there again, but [[Allen]] who didn't make it yet, and we were busy and worked late. After a late supper I washed dishes, then typed on my Sunday's "sermon", while [[Jane Young|Jane]] helped me besides baking a cake & some more. Now it's late again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 15, 1940|Feb 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 17, 1940|Feb 17, 1940]] }} d03219c724bc6b7c40b3615e2df9e9157be55174 4531 4529 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We started back in our old schedule again this morning. We had to shovel some in the Newport and it was about nine oclock when we got to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. The trucks loaded and went back to the [[Gap]]. The men all went along to shovel, except me. After dinner we were all there again, but [[Allen]] who didn't make it yet, and we were busy and worked late. After a late supper I washed dishes, then typed on my Sunday's "sermon", while [[Jane Young|Jane]] helped me besides baking a cake & some more. Now it's late again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 15, 1940|Feb 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 17, 1940|Feb 17, 1940]] }} d03219c724bc6b7c40b3615e2df9e9157be55174 0 2362 4532 4536 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki What a difference the pen makes. This one is [[Harry G. Brackbill|Harry]]'s. I am in my everyday clothes, leaving my new pen upstairs in my good coat. My old pen is here, but it is empty. By the looks of things, my head is empty too; and, till I am done, my page will be empty. [[Morris]] cut his hand badly at the mill today. We worked overtime but of our own free will. We are expecting to get a busy day tomorrow. I didn't go away but dressed, or watched [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] dress, four of my hens for the supper tomorrow afternoon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 16, 1939|Feb 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 18, 1939|Feb 18, 1939]] }} 69b7d1d4d46bd61b34dff79770a6d8a0410444cb 4534 4532 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki What a difference the pen makes. This one is [[Harry G. Brackbill|Harry]]'s. I am in my everyday clothes, leaving my new pen upstairs in my good coat. My old pen is here, but it is empty. By the looks of things, my head is empty too; and, till I am done, my page will be empty. [[Morris]] cut his hand badly at the mill today. We worked overtime but of our own free will. We are expecting to get a busy day tomorrow. I didn't go away but dressed, or watched [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] dress, four of my hens for the supper tomorrow afternoon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 16, 1939|Feb 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 18, 1939|Feb 18, 1939]] }} 69b7d1d4d46bd61b34dff79770a6d8a0410444cb 0 2363 4535 4538 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The alarm started ringing full blast and brought us right out of it this morning. We were early and got a nice start at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. That was a good thing for we had plenty to do--we finished about four thirty. [[John Moore]] was there & not [[Allen]]. After I came home, I dressed, then went to our [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Valentine Supper at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. The roads were bad so the crowd was a little small. We served 84. We had a good time anyway and had a little choir practice afterwards. It was about ten oclock when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 16, 1940|Feb 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 18, 1940|Feb 18, 1940]] }} cbe2c0724df4d45c82ad4d32d1ed661c30e7c1e1 4537 4535 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The alarm started ringing full blast and brought us right out of it this morning. We were early and got a nice start at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. That was a good thing for we had plenty to do--we finished about four thirty. [[John Moore]] was there & not [[Allen]]. After I came home, I dressed, then went to our [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Valentine Supper at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. The roads were bad so the crowd was a little small. We served 84. We had a good time anyway and had a little choir practice afterwards. It was about ten oclock when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 16, 1940|Feb 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 18, 1940|Feb 18, 1940]] }} cbe2c0724df4d45c82ad4d32d1ed661c30e7c1e1 0 2364 4539 4543 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki It is a late hour of the night following a busy and tiring day. I am drowsy, of course, and must scamper off to bed. I got up [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] after six this morning, and had to wait for breakfast. We didn't seem to have an awful lot to do at the mill but with one truck, it took till 3 o'clock. I was upset for I wanted to get to church real early in the afternoon. I went as soon as I could and helped get ready and serve our annual [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Valentine Supper. I dished ice cream, Mary Jane, cake. Thanks to [[Jane Young|Jane]] the affair was a great success. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 17, 1939|Feb 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 19, 1939|Feb 19, 1939]] }} 125d0fdf26dec486bc1248a7dfd7b632c1dff2cf 4540 4539 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki It is a late hour of the night following a busy and tiring day. I am drowsy, of course, and must scamper off to bed. I got up [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] after six this morning, and had to wait for breakfast. We didn't seem to have an awful lot to do at the mill but with one truck, it took till 3 o'clock. I was upset for I wanted to get to church real early in the afternoon. I went as soon as I could and helped get ready and serve our annual [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Valentine Supper. I dished ice cream, Mary Jane, cake. Thanks to [[Jane Young|Jane]] the affair was a great success. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 17, 1939|Feb 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 19, 1939|Feb 19, 1939]] }} 125d0fdf26dec486bc1248a7dfd7b632c1dff2cf 0 2365 4541 4546 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I got up about seven oclock this morning. I ate my breakfast etc. and washed my head. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up and poked around. [[Rachel]] and I "preached the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] sermon." It was young people's day. After church we went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]'s for dinner. We had a swell one & even made [[icecream]]. We then went to visit [[Flossie|Floss]] & [[Ike]]. We played the radio & "victrola." She treated us so that we didn't need any supper. We went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Church in the evening. [[Miss Griest]] spoke on China. It rained fiercely. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 17, 1940|Feb 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 19, 1940|Feb 19, 1940]] }} 1af7fcf45f83238564ad7dddb934e06872dd19f6 4544 4541 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki I got up about seven oclock this morning. I ate my breakfast etc. and washed my head. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up and poked around. [[Rachel]] and I "preached the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] sermon." It was young people's day. After church we went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]'s for dinner. We had a swell one & even made [[icecream]]. We then went to visit [[Flossie|Floss]] & [[Ike]]. We played the radio & "victrola." She treated us so that we didn't need any supper. We went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Church in the evening. [[Miss Griest]] spoke on China. It rained fiercely. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 17, 1940|Feb 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 19, 1940|Feb 19, 1940]] }} 1af7fcf45f83238564ad7dddb934e06872dd19f6 0 2366 4545 4549 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki And now it dawns upon us another glorious day of rest, well earned and greatly appreciated rest. Mr. Eshelman spoke on temprance in Sunday School. Our sermon was fine and our choir was wonderful in church. After dinner I took Lee and Ernie to see different church leaders to give them tickets to sell. We drove about forty or fifty miles. No [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] led a discussion in church instead. Poor attendance. I went back to [[Young]]s but didn't stay long. I left in a rash huff but truly needed the sleep I stole. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 18, 1939|Feb 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 20, 1939|Feb 20, 1939]] }} 2ca7123e9ed18468b6edf41fad2555031dac97a5 4547 4545 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki And now it dawns upon us another glorious day of rest, well earned and greatly appreciated rest. Mr. Eshelman spoke on temprance in Sunday School. Our sermon was fine and our choir was wonderful in church. After dinner I took Lee and Ernie to see different church leaders to give them tickets to sell. We drove about forty or fifty miles. No [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] led a discussion in church instead. Poor attendance. I went back to [[Young]]s but didn't stay long. I left in a rash huff but truly needed the sleep I stole. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 18, 1939|Feb 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 20, 1939|Feb 20, 1939]] }} 2ca7123e9ed18468b6edf41fad2555031dac97a5 0 2367 4548 4555 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The second time I got up this morning was about six fifteen. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came down a little later. Water had blown in during the night. We went back to work as usual but still no [[Allen]]. We were pretty busy again and worked real late. Instead of the roads being drifted shut the were flooded many places. It just rained all day. After supper [[Dick]] and I went down to see Allen. He was out of bed & we talked quite a while. Jane went down home & I stopped in on the way back. She was terrible out of sorts as usual, but I did the best to keep my own spirits up. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 18, 1940|Feb 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 20, 1940|Feb 20, 1940]] }} 6cf7a8109a45f178e89fe31dc3a10b316d0c6ee4 4550 4548 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki The second time I got up this morning was about six fifteen. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came down a little later. Water had blown in during the night. We went back to work as usual but still no [[Allen]]. We were pretty busy again and worked real late. Instead of the roads being drifted shut the were flooded many places. It just rained all day. After supper [[Dick]] and I went down to see Allen. He was out of bed & we talked quite a while. Jane went down home & I stopped in on the way back. She was terrible out of sorts as usual, but I did the best to keep my own spirits up. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 18, 1940|Feb 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 20, 1940|Feb 20, 1940]] }} 6cf7a8109a45f178e89fe31dc3a10b316d0c6ee4 0 2368 4551 4553 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki Was I? The answer is yes--late again. Sometime, as I said before, I shall familiarize myself with the regular routine of life and start on time and stop on time the whole way through and keep up with things. We were busy all day today again. It rained almost all day and made a busy day more deplorable. In the evening [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val came. I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to Mt. Tabor [[United Brethren|U. B.]] Church to a rally. We visited [[Rancks]], ate jelly beans and things. At home the family hadn't gone to bed yet. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 1, 1939|Feb 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 3, 1939|Feb 3, 1939]] }} e00b73b06fba5b179e7f793501e8da9c02914564 0 2370 4554 4557 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Today was a different sort of a day to write home about. I was up eating breakfast with half my lunch packed when [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up. It began to snow while we were going to work and snowed a good bit during the day through a dark cloudy sky. We were rather busy again today and still couldn't keep warm. After supper [[Webbie]] came & we played checkers and such like. Jane was quite busy making preparations for a big Sunday dinner. The snow seems to be over now. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 1, 1940|Feb 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 3, 1940|Feb 3, 1940]] }} c0f2dc61de6130c6dd8f5afec5439bf25f9ee353 4556 4554 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki Today was a different sort of a day to write home about. I was up eating breakfast with half my lunch packed when [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up. It began to snow while we were going to work and snowed a good bit during the day through a dark cloudy sky. We were rather busy again today and still couldn't keep warm. After supper [[Webbie]] came & we played checkers and such like. Jane was quite busy making preparations for a big Sunday dinner. The snow seems to be over now. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 1, 1940|Feb 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 3, 1940|Feb 3, 1940]] }} c0f2dc61de6130c6dd8f5afec5439bf25f9ee353 0 2371 4558 4560 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki Up for a blue Monday. Not at all late. Things were gladly different at the mill. I got time for a little cleaning up. [[John]] put in a few window panes. The temperature was away, the sun shone bravely from dinner time on but could still drive the pain, yes actual pain, from my heart which seated itself last night. After supper I took [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]], [[Romaine]] & [[Jane Young|Jane]] to [[New Holland]] to a County Chorus party and practice. We had thousands of eats, but the "after we're home" part was best. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 19, 1939|Feb 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 21, 1939|Feb 21, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 1ab46693076b1f4cd7054277d4da36164519d77f 0 2373 4561 4564 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 commentary wikitext text/x-wiki Now [[Jane Young|Jane]] seemed lazy this morning again, for she lay in bed for a long time after I was up. It was still raining a little this morning and even now I can hear the water running down the rainspout. We weren't extra busy today. [[Allen]] came back at dinner, pretty weak. Jane went shopping toward evening, and dinner (supper) was late. We ate a lot and carried on later. I drew a balance in my books. Then it was bed-time. ==Commentary== ''For some reason, Herman wrote this entry in an extremely legible, blocky print, rather than his usual script.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 19, 1940|Feb 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 21, 1940|Feb 21, 1940]] }} c77b7303c19e1d1e2c8dc976f0e14be63b2c63c7 0 2376 4565 4567 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 wikitext text/x-wiki I was in no great hurry again this morning and was late for work. It was not very fancy day for anything, rainy but not raining, cold but not cooling. We were plenty busy but hadn't the feed to go ahead right. We were done in pretty good time. I didn't go away after supper. I didn't hurry away from the table but took my good old time. I wrote [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] a long letter which I owed him from away back. We listened to the radio, then I helped Dot with hers. Later as we drank cider -- not hard. But later than necessary. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 20, 1939|Feb 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1939|Feb 22, 1939]] }} d9f34ecc0750859c30e2cb4393a4746651b3d64a 0 2378 4568 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 created page. wikitext text/x-wiki We "put near" stayed in bed too long this morning after sleeping in the other bed. It was icy and [[Groffie]] and I went to work for a couple of hours and then came home again. We both took our ladies to [[Elsie Groff]] (Martin)'s wedding reception. The meal of course was swell and it was a nice day. In the evening we went to prayer meeting at Rice's. Then we had a noisy, blustery, housewarming, over stayed choir practice at [[Val]]'s & enjoyed it immensely. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 20, 1940|Feb 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1940|Feb 22, 1940]] }} a37a5a177b7ef209146ba3b9d92939497ba028b1 4570 4568 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We "put near" stayed in bed too long this morning after sleeping in the other bed. It was icy and [[Groffie]] and I went to work for a couple of hours and then came home again. We both took our ladies to [[Elsie Groff]] (Martin)'s wedding reception. The meal of course was swell and it was a nice day. In the evening we went to prayer meeting at Rice's. Then we had a noisy, blustery, housewarming, over stayed choir practice at [[Val]]'s & enjoyed it immensely. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 20, 1940|Feb 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1940|Feb 22, 1940]] }} a37a5a177b7ef209146ba3b9d92939497ba028b1 0 2380 4571 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Default 49312 filled in blanks wikitext text/x-wiki The wind was blowing and it had snowed a little. These facts made it extra hard to get up, but I made it. We found plenty to do at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], but as before, could not do much because of lack of [[Purina]] chows to mix in. We got done in real good time. I was glad to get home early once for I got ready before supper & then went to choir practice. We started on an Easter Cantata. Of course we stayed for prayer meeting. Down at [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s we had fudge. The family went to bed real early and left a nice long night to Jane & me. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 21, 1939|Feb 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 23, 1939|Feb 23, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 245114e27f341ee3f6f0d173f7bb17b431ee1b87 4573 4571 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The wind was blowing and it had snowed a little. These facts made it extra hard to get up, but I made it. We found plenty to do at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], but as before, could not do much because of lack of [[Purina]] chows to mix in. We got done in real good time. I was glad to get home early once for I got ready before supper & then went to choir practice. We started on an Easter Cantata. Of course we stayed for prayer meeting. Down at [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s we had fudge. The family went to bed real early and left a nice long night to Jane & me. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 21, 1939|Feb 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 23, 1939|Feb 23, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 245114e27f341ee3f6f0d173f7bb17b431ee1b87 1200 2383 4575 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z WikiaBot 4663069 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 2382 4578 4576 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The day was started of in the usual manner today again. The [[Hess's Mill|mill]] wasn't fit to be run until the Mill Wright worked a while. I made a trip to [[Youngs]]. After dinner I took [[Mrs. Hess]] to [[Lancaster]]. When I came back the mill was ready to run again. We had a quick supper and then were on our way to the Dr's & choir practice when a cop stopped us for no lights. 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All of the above links are a great place to start exploring, and have fun!<ac_metadata title="Welcome!"> </ac_metadata> 93f0937456e57eef3e6b7e9f146f01803c5772b5 0 2384 4582 4579 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was colder again this morning and very hard to get up. It was not late for work but even got there in time to start the mill. We had to wait for a car of Purina to make up most of the day's orders. We were surely busy when, about three o'clock, the car finally came in. We hurried but got done about 5:30. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to choir practice. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] drove taking [[Doris Brackbill|Doris]] along. We barged in on her class party afterwards and had a lot of fun. It was about eleven when I finally got ready for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1939|Feb 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 24, 1939|Feb 24, 1939]] }} 8b4d00809ded7cfc49d42bdc18099e44da3bb78f 0 2385 4585 4583 2015-01-08T16:15:30Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Early this morning we got awake, but then when it was time to get up we slept on for a half hour. It was cold and a little cloudy but after it snoweded a little it cleared up. We were busy at work and really got something done. We were all "aboard" working. After supper I washed the dishes. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & Mary came. [[Jane Young|Jane]] washed her head & curled her hair. Nancy & I played chess. I took the ladies home, went to the store, and came back again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1940|Feb 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 24, 1940|Feb 24, 1940]] }} 36fb6f440d70f902a74a5aacfc4c1bc5bd35e182 0 2387 4588 4586 2015-01-08T16:15:31Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The day was very busy and filled with the ordinary excitement of the day's work. The biggest part of the day came after supper or after work should have been through. I went back to the mill and worked again. There was flour to be made. I had no visitors but Clyde but kept myself busy with work of all kinds. I couldn't sleep for different reasons and so came home to bed about two o'clock. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 23, 1939|Feb 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 25, 1939|Feb 25, 1939]] }} 05ae8d388a27736d0d0b680c65a6b1f6851b6323 0 2388 4591 4589 2015-01-08T16:15:31Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We were just a trifle earlier this morning and it was a good thing we were because there was plenty to do at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We worked plenty hard till dinner, then [[Morris]] quit and [[Groffie]] took his truck to town, leaving the finishing to [[Allen]] & me. We did it. It was a nice day, warm but the sun didn't shine brightly. After work I came home & we washed up & went over home to make [[icecream]] & have supper. We spent a nice evening talking and listening to the radio. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 23, 1940|Feb 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 25, 1940|Feb 25, 1940]] }} 036e396108f6c428a08a37340af24d977b6fcf8c 0 2390 4594 4593 2015-01-08T16:15:32Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Happy Birthday to [[Jane Young|Jane]]. She is twenty-one today. I got up about seven again and loitered around getting a little breakfast. Jane slept till eight. Then we went to Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We had a birthday dinner down home, really a feast. In the afternoon we went over to [[Scheaffers]]. There we listened to the radio, etc, and had supper -- big again. Then we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and Church. Both were fine. [[Ellis]] and [[Elsie]] were there afterwards. We all went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]'s & played [[pinochle]] & listened to the radio. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 24, 1940|Feb 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 26, 1940|Feb 26, 1940]] }} 445fa08d06c36df9ff6d6fe2636fca503b2b976d 0 2389 4596 4592 2015-01-08T16:15:32Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't get up awful early but it didn't matter. We had only one small truck to deliver orders and it stretched the day till almost four o'clock. I waited for [[Dick]] to come from [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] from one o'clock till four-30--then we took his truck and brought a load of furniture from [[Anna Leaman|Aunt Nan]]s. Part of it was a bedroom suit & wash machine, etc. for [[Jane Young|Jane]] & me. It was Jane's birthday and we all had supper here, even Dick. I wasn't washed or shaved but had quite a pleasant evening finishing unloading and sleeping at [[Kinzers]] until 3:45. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 24, 1939|Feb 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 26, 1939|Feb 26, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] c5233c0a0675632d33f83dd4bd0fa345d20653d6 0 2391 4598 4597 2015-01-08T16:15:32Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up earlier this morning and shaved and took a bath. At Sunday School the orchestra played for the first time this morning. Mr. Kaufman had a bad cold and so we had a substitute preacher. For dinner [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I visited Grandma Young. The (her) family was there and we celebrated her birthday. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] in the evening but no church. The Young People's Choir practiced with Mrs. Kaufman at the organ. I was late getting home again and needed sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 25, 1939|Feb 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 27, 1939|Feb 27, 1939]] }} 5a5bd1776401b2b92f2e5b8b311388d3cd352a6f 0 2392 4601 4599 2015-01-08T16:15:32Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I guess my wife is just getting lazy because this morning I made breakfast & packed nearly all my lunch. Possibly she is "breaking me in." We had a full crew at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and plenty to do. [[Clyde Feister]], the new substitute elect, was there along with all the rest. After supper, I took the gang to [[County Chorus]] practice. We had a mighty fine rehearsal and a good business meeting. It was late till we got home and so we prepared for bed immediately. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 25, 1940|Feb 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 27, 1940|Feb 27, 1940]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] [[Category:Surprising expressions]] b2a5eed54bc1ce221b160477cf79241ea4eb9755 0 2394 4604 4602 2015-01-08T16:15:32Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was hard to break myself from dreamland and to fit myself into the ordinary groove of things this morning. But I had to do it and now can return to dreamland again. The day was a fair example of early spring, a warm breeze blowing, the ground soft, and the sun warm. We were not busy chopping but rather, fixing the chopper. We worked an hour overtime as usual. After supper Hersh & Barney went to U.C.C.E. meeting. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]], [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I etc. went to [[Lancaster]] to a [[County Choir]] rehearsal. We had fun etc. We got back about eleven. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 26, 1939|Feb 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 28, 1939|Feb 28, 1939]] }} 0005544751ba8ac142c154fb748d3cc629cc7d40 0 2396 4607 4605 2015-01-08T16:15:33Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up just in time to hurry around & eat & get down to [[Groffie]]s till he was ready to start. It was cloudy this morning and soon started to snow, continuing until night. [[Clyde Feister|Clyde]] was there again, helping us and still we were busy. We finished up on time. After supper [[Romaine]] came and we sent her back after her radio. We sat and listened to it till ten oclock. [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed much of the time and talked right along. Now it's to bed, much in need of sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 26, 1940|Feb 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 28, 1940|Feb 28, 1940]] }} 16fcb96e4b7a16efe2bf417acd72cc6cae67a7c9 0 2398 4611 4608 2015-01-08T16:15:33Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Back on the job again today I found that it was not so hard to forget my dreams and break into the realistic for there was work to be done and I did my share (as usual?). It just literally poured all forenoon and was a very little less wet from then on. The truck drivers got wet also their feed. I found it expedient to mill after supper. [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] & family came & we played [[Chinese Checkers]]. The boys came down and we practiced for a number for the choir tomorrow night at practice. I finished about eleven thirty, then came home to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 27, 1939|Feb 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 1, 1939|Mar 1, 1939]] }} 658be75b18ef6754f2c0626c0f003062647597d8 0 2400 4614 4612 2015-01-08T16:15:33Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We both got up late together this morning. It had stopped snowing but still, looked very cloudy, however, no more snow fell all day. We put in quite an ordinary day at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[John Hess|John]] bought another LaSalle a 1938 brown - very swell. After a pretty good supper we cleaned up and went to prayer meeting at [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]'s. We didn't have choir practice but I got beat 3 or 4 checker games. The rest played touring. It was late when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 27, 1940|Feb 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 29, 1940|Feb 29, 1940]] }} 994b7e5aa3b55beccfe1ed0fa7a4ebf551356c25 0 2401 4617 4615 2015-01-08T16:15:33Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It seems to me that today should be a holiday to a certain extent for it only comes once in four years. We worked just the same as always only we weren't quite as busy. I took a good many shots at rats under the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but only got one. It was a swell day. The sun shone bright and warm and dried things up. After a big supper, we went to Sr. Choir practice. We weren't all there. After practice we went down home and visited for a little while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 28, 1940|Feb 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 1, 1940|Mar 1, 1940]] }} e38b103fd981134ab94c03bbb6938fb57048cebf 0 2402 4620 4618 2015-01-08T16:15:33Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Getting up late is sure getting to be a habit with me lately but it isn't the only bad one I'm acquiring. For instance, I was accustomed for the past several years to eat nothing except at mealtime, now I make a habit of eating anytime, anyplace, and almost anything. But I'm gaining weight. It rained all day and the creek is high. Things at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] were normal. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]], & I went with Rancks to see [http://www.a1darts.com/dart_rules/baseball.html dart baseball] at Memorial in town. We later saw "[wikipedia:Sweethearts (film)|Sweethearts]]" -- [[wikipedia:Jeanette MacDonald|Jeannette MacDonald]] & [[wikipedia:Nelson Eddy|Nelson Eddy]] -- it was beautiful. Got a present from Jane. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 2, 1939|Feb 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 4, 1939|Feb 4, 1939]] }} ba1b947832d3cc402f25d705c527c0a7626063a3 0 2403 4623 4621 2015-01-08T16:15:33Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] deserved a rest this morning and so I got up and had most of the breakfast ready till she came down. It was clear and windy today and slightly warmer making a nice day. We had a nice going at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We took it easy but got done till dinner. In the afternoon Jane took [[Luetta M. Scheaffer|Mamma]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to town. I talked with [[Arthur S. Young|"Pop"]] and killed two hens for tomorrow. After supper Mamma & Nancy came up here and we got ready for tomorrow as well as enjoyed a little che__ and jelly aigs. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 2, 1940|Feb 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 4, 1940|Feb 4, 1940]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 4f9c96f983658aab1109285b1c83a3a6a812abee 0 2404 4626 4624 2015-01-08T16:15:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki My 22nd birthday. I lay in bed till late again and had to be late for work again. We were not busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but it took us till two o'clock to get done. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to [[Lancaster]] about four. She bought me birthday presents--this pen, which is lovely but needs breaking in, and a lovely white "arrow" shirt as usual. I bought her a birthday present and some other things. We had dinner or light supper at Woolworth's. We then went to a [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] rally at West Willow. From there back to [[Kinzers]] for a few hours and then home a little late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 3, 1939|Feb 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 5, 1939|Feb 5, 1939]] }} e1733f2fd804c5949ac7e0f40e64735037c53c75 0 2405 4629 4627 2015-01-08T16:15:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Happy birthday to me! On this my twenty third happy birthday Jane and I got up earlier than usually on Sunday and made more preparations for the birthday dinner. After Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] we came home and the chicken had run out of our stove. Youngs & [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]], [[Janice Brackbill|Jan]], [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] & [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill|Jake]] were here for dinner & we had chicken & waffles. After a very scant supper we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & church. Church was well attended but the choir didn't sing. [[Red]] and [[Arvella]] came down afterwards and we had fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 3, 1940|Feb 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 5, 1940|Feb 5, 1940]] }} 43741daf0c53c2cc23ba52afbd9dd880180c78d9 0 2406 4632 4630 2015-01-08T16:15:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I like Sunday--I get up early and yet it's late. We all hustled off to Sunday School and Church as usual. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came along home for dinner and we celebrated my birthday with a cake and everything. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] were here also. We played, Checkers, [[Chinese Checkers]], etc. after dinner. We had a special [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] meeting tonight and we started a contest. We had pictures in church and nearly slept. After church I spent the evening with the [[Youngs]] and thoroughly enjoyed it all. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 4, 1939|Feb 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 6, 1939|Feb 6, 1939]] }} fb2d24e6d9ddc1dc46021a4753e4fc89a97a06a2 0 2407 4635 4633 2015-01-08T16:15:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This seemed like a regular good old-fashioned blue Monday morning. We got up sleepy and not at all peppy. It was cloudy in the morning but cleared up and made a lovely day. I had a "humdinger" of a day at work. I cleaned a moldy wheat bin and got filled up with dust. After supper we went to see "[[wikipedia:Gone with the Wind (film)|Gone with the Wind]]" -- a truely remarkable picture. It was four hours long but just full of beautiful scenery, history, information & enjoyment. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 4, 1940|Feb 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 6, 1940|Feb 6, 1940]] }} be7cc1b8bfcad5851b3541ca62eda337eac68cb1 0 2408 4638 4636 2015-01-08T16:15:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki As ever, - - - - - - - - We were not overloaded with orders at the mill but [[Morris]] was off and [[Carl]] had 3 flat tires and that made me one hour and a half late getting home. Of course, [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] supposed I had to work overtime to make up for lateness. After supper, on our way up to a Chorus Committee meeting in [[Lancaster|Lanc]], [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took Adeline to [[Jacob Clayton Leaman|Uncle Clayton]]'s. We drove Jane's car. It rained and was damp. ==Commentary== ''Here Herman plays a little with the repeated theme of lateness by not even bothering to write anything after "as ever" except a series of dashes over three and a half lines.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 5, 1939|Feb 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 7, 1939|Feb 7, 1939]] }} 117522df00ebbbe85f6f1c458eec2e8ebd0abd16 0 2409 4641 4639 2015-01-08T16:15:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We were "peepy" again this morning but got around to our duties at the last minute again. It was a cloudy, drizzly day but we weren't so busy. That stretched the hours to about twice their normal length. The quitting hour finally came. After a pretty swell supper we quickly prepared ourselves for departure -- as usual. We went to another Youth forum at [[Middle Octoraro]] and enjoyed quite a discussion. It was foggy coming home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 5, 1940|Feb 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 7, 1940|Feb 7, 1940]] }} 201244856dc83195098b6bbff431cb6f03b89212 0 2410 4644 4642 2015-01-08T16:15:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Late again, but I won't give up trying to get to work on time. We were not extra busy today, although I did run my legs off going up and down stairs. We got finished in good time and so I have no excuse to be late tomorrow. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Board meeting at Ethels. Only about two thirds were present for different reasons. We went through our business in fine style and even found time for the radio. Back at [[Kinzers]], [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I debated who of us was the poorer and weather we could afford the necessities. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 6, 1939|Feb 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 8, 1939|Feb 8, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] ce3804e59c4b20339cd8497e86093e9519df4836 0 2412 4647 4646 2015-01-08T16:15:35Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Well, well, congratulations, I nearly got to work on time once. It didn't matter much, though, for we were not pressed very hard. After dinner we shut down to repair the water-wheel and didn't get started up as yet. We got busier and didn't get done till five. It was a warm, bright day and made us think of spring. We had a lovely choir practice this evening before prayer meeting. Sixteen were there. Afterwards we followed the usual procedure and got home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 7, 1939|Feb 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 9, 1939|Feb 9, 1939]] }} 3e5ff9be2cd045a521609c3ef571fbdba1822f26 0 2411 4648 4645 2015-01-08T16:15:35Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Nothing was unusual this morning except that, in dressing, I purposely omitted my heavy undershirt -- (one of the first signs of spring.) We weren't at all busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and I had time to shoot two rats among other things. It was cloudy all day and got cooler with a little wind at night. After supper I went down [[Brackbill Farm|home]] and made a couple phone calls. We had choir practice at [[Esther]]'s and had quite a nice turn-out. We had a pretty good rehearsal. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 6, 1940|Feb 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 8, 1940|Feb 8, 1940]] }} 1c97b7e72c06ac4ccc9b144f49f8a509adde022a 0 2413 4652 4650 2015-01-08T16:15:35Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki When the alarm clock rang this morning, I got up and shut it off, turned on the light and snuggled back in bed again. The next thing I knew it was seven oclock. Of course, I was late for work. It seems that the most important thing I did was shoot three big rats. We weren't extra busy so we didn't work extra hard. After supper we went to choir practice. We had a nice long rehearsal and everybody seemed to be in a good mood. After we got home [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to bed but I sat and read a story. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 7, 1940|Feb 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 9, 1940|Feb 9, 1940]] }} f138a5f7c8cbb480a1f575b4c23afd248b8b9552 0 2414 4655 4653 2015-01-08T16:15:35Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today, again, I was a little late, but it doesn't seem at all natural not to hear the mill running. I had a trip to [[Reamstown]] before dinner and, in the afternoon, [[Groffie]] & I worked on the waterwheel. We worked till we got it finished; that was about 5:30. After supper I dressed up again. I stopped at [[Hersheys]], [[Youngs]], the Barbers, Troops, and [[Shirks]] on my way to Choir practice; and got a haircut before I came home. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was with the guild visiting the [[United Brethen|U.B.]] Guild. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 8, 1939|Feb 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 10, 1939|Feb 10, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 60ba6da54a03cbb03a699418aa7bf3d0cc9fb1f7 0 2415 4658 4656 2015-01-08T16:15:35Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki There was no need for us to get up at the usual time this morning and so we didn't. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the doctor and I went to the barbers (after doing the dishes). I filled in the morning working on my "sermon" then made dinner. After dinner we went back to work. It was a fairly nice day but cloudy. I worked till quitting time then had supper from my lunchbox. I worked on until about eleven thirty, then home. Today I broke the news to [[John Hess|John]] that I was leaving him for my [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy-in-law]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 8, 1940|Feb 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 10, 1940|Feb 10, 1940]] }} efb31f01c8b1264a799afde5498ad3fef1491b97 0 2416 4661 4659 2015-01-08T16:15:35Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Happy New Year! The first day of this new year begins on the best day of the week and so I started out the year in very proper manner. I went to S. School & Church. We took Communion. I had dinner @ Young's and spent most of the afternoon there. We came home here for supper. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and we had a fine church service. After church, [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] & I went to Ethel's and played a couple of games of "[[Chinese Checkers]]." We got home early for we travelled together. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1938|Dec 31, 1938]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1939|Jan 2, 1939]] }} dbe11a3d5db150d7af04f794f2296c518ae7947b 0 2417 4664 4662 2015-01-08T16:15:35Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki == First draft == 6 below zero.<br/> Not busy at [[Hess's Mill|mill]]<br/> [[John Hess|John]] away in P.M.<br/> [[Sara Uhler]] here after supper<br/> [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mom]], [[Arthur S. Young|Dad]] & kids came up & stayed & visited a while.<br/> Still cold & getting colder. == Final draft == Happy New Year! I hated to wake [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] this morning but he had wanted it so. I went back to work leaving the house to [[Jane Young|Jane]] & him. It was bitter cold today -- 6 below zero. We weren't busy at the mill and that was good. [[John Groff|John]] was away in the afternoon. After supper, [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] & [[Arthur S. Young|Dad]] & the kids came and stayed a little while. [[Sara Uhler]] also dropped in for a little to see our things and talk. It was cold yet in the evening and getting colder. == Commentary == '' We have seen clues before that Herman sometimes wrote journal entries well after the day in question. In this case, he actually took notes for the journal entry for the first week of January 1940 in the "Memoranda" section of the 1939 journal. The 1940 journal has fleshed out versions from these notes which are presented as the "final draft."'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1939|Dec 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1940|Jan 2, 1940]] }} cde9eb8938112b471304d4432a14eba546d655d2 0 2418 4667 4665 2015-01-08T16:15:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Harlan Stauffer]], 85, was buried today. [[Jane Young|Jane]] helped at the house. We worked at the shop & [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]]. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] was here overnight. I went to [[Intercourse]] to S.S. lesson teaching. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1940|Dec 31, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1941|Jan 2, 1941]] }} baac7312f0a7eb5f28b5f45b52bdf70f7e8a65ca 0 2419 4670 4668 2015-01-08T16:15:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning I slipped back into bed and slept a while after getting up time. I wasn't exactly late for work, but wasn't early. We were comfortably occupied at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. It is a treat not to be rushed. I had a nice trip over to Faust's - [[Reamstown]]. I sold some pullets -- abt 30 for a fair price. After supper I went with [[Jane Young|Jane]] to a social committee meeting which was held at [[Romaine]]'s. We made out very well and had swell eats and everything. I came home but not early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 9, 1939|Jan 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 11, 1939|Jan 11, 1939]] }} 7aac945c5b7b262734e598ca9be1c76d88e1765a 0 2420 4673 4671 2015-01-08T16:15:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning we were short of help by two men. [[Allen]] was not there and maybe we didn't have to stretch ourselves to make up for them. He came in, grinning, after dinner and we were glad to have him with us for the relief it gave us all. After supper we went to prayer meeting and what few of us there were came down home here for choir practice. [[Kenny]] came too and we had a jolly time. We didn't practice much but had a nice sextet. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 9, 1940|Jan 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 11, 1940|Jan 11, 1940]] }} 27f85e7592bb789c8844615030596285827aace9 0 2421 4676 4674 2015-01-08T16:15:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The waterwheel was full of sticks and things this morning and so we had to clean it out before starting. We were busy all day but we had an early start. The weather is very unnatural for this time of year. It is extremely warm--there is no frost in the ground and farmers every where are working. Some tobacco was sold to day for 15 &cent;, In the evening we had Y.P. Choir practice. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to [[Christiana]] to hear Rev. Douglas Davies from [[Philadelphia|Phila]]. We spent the rest of the "evening" at [[Kinzers]] & parted as usual late, sleepy yet unwillingly. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 10, 1939|Jan 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 12, 1939|Jan 12, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] [[Category:Economy references]] c36caba1b754612a1e5888249445f2c78a49f6ac 0 2422 4679 4677 2015-01-08T16:15:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We went to choir practice after supper. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the Drs. and there weren't enough to have a practice at all, as bad as the other choir. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 10, 1940|Jan 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 12, 1940|Jan 12, 1940]] }} e50276d8655f4253badeb0cb0bbf8f3fc2911d85 0 2423 4681 4680 2015-01-08T16:15:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I was plenty sleepy this morning. I must have shut off my alarm in my sleep for [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] called me about 6:20 and I hadn't been awake yet. We were plenty busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today--the weather was warm as usual and it didn't seem like winter at all. I had no supper at home but [[Morris]] & I went together to a feed dealer & employee meeting at the [[Gen. Sutter Hotel], [[Lititz]]. [[Dan Van Pelt]] spoke. After the meal & meeting we stopped at [[Melfetz]] and each had an oyster fry. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 11, 1939|Jan 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 13, 1939|Jan 13, 1939]] }} 3b89eada67ace895c8657d35e94631d4885f4b55 0 2424 4684 4682 2015-01-08T16:15:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Nothing unusual happened to remember. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 11, 1940|Jan 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 13, 1940|Jan 13, 1940]] }} f65f6305f28c7282a43e3218b4becaa8b1b4fede 0 2426 4688 4686 2015-01-08T16:15:37Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning I got up late once again, and had to miss my visit to the chicken house and hurry to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. Everything was fine and dandy at work. We had lots of business and were kept quite busy. It began to snow first before dinner and kept continuously at it even up to night and still did not stop. After a "crackin'" good <strike>breakfast</strike> supper I loafed around and visited with the folks at home. Then I got wise and prepared for bed. Happy & content. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 12, 1939|Jan 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 14, 1939|Jan 14, 1939]] }} e0a96a0617047faf36db1246a65fc1e523ab4078 0 2427 4691 4689 2015-01-08T16:15:37Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It's just another of those nice cold winter days and so we bundle up and make the best of it. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We finished shortly after dinner. I had a trip to [[Lancaster]] taking feed to Groff's and Sears Roebuck in the little truck. Of course I did some shopping. We dined in and then went out for a change. We went to [[Lancaster]], alone, and saw "[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0031996/ Swanee River]" a swell movie of the life of [[wikipedia:Stephen Foster|Stephen Foster]]. It was educational and very entertaining. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 12, 1940|Jan 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 14, 1940|Jan 14, 1940]] }} 4d9b66af482ba21b66ab7035d9aaf5b32d6670bb 0 2429 4694 4693 2015-01-08T16:15:37Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't stay abed this Sunday and was thankful to be able to get back to Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. I led the singing in Sunday School, also the reading of the lesson. We went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for dinner also [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]. Needless to say it was quite enjoyed. In the afternoon we played such recreational games [[Up Jenkins]]. We hurried around and went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] after supper. Eunice led & we had a nice meeting. We had pictures in church and quite a nice little choir discussion afterward. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 13, 1940|Jan 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 15, 1940|Jan 15, 1940]] }} 8126a71a4d4b6a0e0c318479a9aacbf6cb2500af 0 2428 4696 4690 2015-01-08T16:15:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up nice and early this morning but [[John]] had the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] running full speed when I arrived at work. The snow was deep but not drifted and had ceased during the night. We were plenty busy and I worked till about 3:00. Then the boys borrowed [[David Sapps]] two horse sliegh and borrowed "pappy's" horse and planned a sleighing party. We had fifteen or twenty guests and had a "sleighin'" good time. We both fell asleep at Youngs and I got home about 3:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 13, 1939|Jan 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 15, 1939|Jan 15, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 4f44837b844347bea7ff28ec1fc5fdf4142d2f47 0 2431 4699 4698 2015-01-08T16:15:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was old times getting back to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. Yesterdays heavy rains melted all the snow and made the creek high. Of course, it was quite a little bit warmer. [[Groffie]] was back on the job and we were all kept fairly busy. Even [[Dick]] was with us but we all worked. After supper we went into [[Lancaster]] to [[County Chorus]] practice. No one was there except Paradise and [[Lloyd]]s bunch & [[Betty Kyle]]. We just sang hymns & didn't rehearse very much. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 14, 1940|Jan 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 16, 1940|Jan 16, 1940]] }} 7ba471fa6723aeb6e85557c34e2eba754ba8674a 0 2432 4701 4700 2015-01-08T16:15:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today for me started real late and continued late as usual. I got up at eleven (yes 11) and was just in time for a nice big dinner. Then I went to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and started my day's work. We were busy and [[Morris]] took the afternoon off. I ate a supper from my dinner pail and was quite satisfied. [[Chuck]] came over and talked awhile. The time flew rapidly and before I got a while lot done it was 11:15 and so I shut down and came home to mid-night lunch. The weather was nice. A little more snow melted. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 15, 1939|Jan 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 17, 1939|Jan 17, 1939]] }} d83ad5e7891cc1731e5ae92f01d2d49f652b29bb 0 2430 4703 4695 2015-01-08T16:15:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The alarm clock got me up at about eight oclock this morning. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] had a boy friend from college with him over night last night & we went to S.S. & church together. After dinner, [[Jane Young|Jane]], Harry & I took him, [[Ralph Shields]], to M-ville. We got [[Mary Jane]], [[Aldena]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] and had a sleigh ride wen we got home. I lost my good Elgin watch. The kids all stayed for supper then we all went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & Church. After church we had a committee meeting at Browns. Jane & I slept a little (what, again?) and I got home late, intending to sleep tomorrow A.M. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 14, 1939|Jan 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 16, 1939|Jan 16, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 0142a4b9b0803c90d0e8c9628160e5362863c336 0 2433 4706 4702 2015-01-08T16:15:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We stayed in bed a little extra while on this special day. After a leisurely breakfast we went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & picked [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]] up & headed for [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]'s & so off to [[Harrisburg]] Farm Show. We got there about eleven and rooted till we found the [[Arthur S. Young Company|Arthur S. Young Co.]] exhibit. Then we rooted around and found a place where we could have dinner. We then saw everything. About a hundred thousand people were there and half again that many in the evening packing the arena to here [[wikipedia:Arthur James (politician)|Gov. James]] & see the wonderful Police rodeo. We didn't get home till one o'clock (next morning). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 15, 1940|Jan 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 17, 1940|Jan 17, 1940]] }} e0e210fdc93127dfc999f0caf1e7aa7381d1aa6a 0 2434 4709 4705 2015-01-08T16:15:39Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I turned my alarm clock off and went to sleep for a half hour. This was a poor trick to do for it made me late for work. We hadn't many orders to start on this morning, but we were practically swamped till evening. The weather was very fine as usual, warm, yet the snow stayed. After supper we all "packed up" and went to a [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] social. We played "ping-pong" "[[Chinese Checkers]]" and had a good time in general. As usual, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I were not together much--to my regret. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 16, 1939|Jan 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 18, 1939|Jan 18, 1939]] }} 1b0390e9aa5fc33e104ff9a5ee2c75e150dc3b0f 0 2435 4712 4708 2015-01-08T16:15:39Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up this morning both tired and sleepy - a little later than we should have, so that [[Groffie]] was here before I had my breakfast. Things were pretty much in order back at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. We were nicely busy & finished on time. It snowed practically all day but not furiously. It was chilly and cold. Tonight the moon is shining. After supper we went to prayer meeting. Even the "faithful few" were scarce. We didn't have choir practice but came home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 16, 1940|Jan 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 18, 1940|Jan 18, 1940]] }} 538d69f15bfada162734512b82217e50ff3edd60 0 2437 4715 4714 2015-01-08T16:15:39Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I and she were kinda sleepy again this morning. I had been up about two oclock to attend to a little matter and wasn't ready to get up so soon as six oclock. It was nearly down to zero for a change again. It looked like snow all day but did very little of it. We weren't too busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[Dick]] was helping us. [[Groffie]] went away in the afternoon to get ready to go to the Farm Show. At supper time we had a brush man. Before supper I got my hair cut. After supper I caught up my diary & [[Jane Young|Jane]] sat & did fancy work. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 17, 1940|Jan 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 19, 1940|Jan 19, 1940]] }} 7dacd93b0bc2a54c57316ffd2c275f8ce2237a98 0 2436 4717 4711 2015-01-08T16:15:39Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Again I turned the alarm off and had to be called and, at that, was a little late for work. I was certainly surprised when I went outside this morning. It was snowing. This natural phenomenon continued throughout the entire day and at least half the night. I drove [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]]'s Chevy to work. This evening I got my car again after prayer meeting which succeeded a wonderful choir practice. I was talked into putting my chains on at Young's although I wouldn't have needed them--[[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mrs. Young]]'s mouth bled so we called the Dr. who played [[Chinese Checkers]] with me till 11:30. She was fainty but is better. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 17, 1939|Jan 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 19, 1939|Jan 19, 1939]] }} e6cbe46db38ac216b45e070c89fb341a7adc6646 0 2438 4720 4716 2015-01-08T16:15:39Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Again a little late. When the weather warms or I catch up in my sleep, or both, I shall again return to my preferred schedule of going to work on time, I hope. We weren't too busy today and that was fine. [[Dick]] was helping us for a change. The snowing had ceased already in the morning and it was really cold. In the evening, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to choir practice. After that we went with [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] to an indoor winter picnic at White Horse--an East Branch affair. There was a nice turnout. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 18, 1939|Jan 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 20-21, 1939|Jan 20-21, 1939]] }} 4582bc63ebca7c71aad98e568c02679cec3edd68 0 2440 4723 4722 2015-01-08T16:15:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Although many or most people were keeping today as a holiday, I started the week right. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] & I arose at 4:45 and mother got us breakfast. I took him to [[Lancaster]] to meet the train back to [[Waynesburg]]. I came back and went to work early. We were not unusually busy, but rather, unusually not busy. I worked in the office with inventories and reports etc. After supper I didn't go away but rather went off to an early start to dream land. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1939|Jan 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1939|Jan 3, 1939]] }} 61cfe13043b4b2fe3eec0042500250e8af3cab95 0 2441 4725 4724 2015-01-08T16:15:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki == First draft == Cold again.<br/> Busy at [[Hess's Mill|mill]]<br/> Mamma & kids came in evening<br/> Re. Jack & Joyce also<br/> [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] & I played chess<br/> late till we got to bed == Final draft == It was still cold this morning as could be expected. That always makes a person anxious to get out of bed, and how! We were busy at the mill -- not just trying to keep warm, but plain busy. Customers must have thought we had a holiday yesterday. After supper [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mamma B.]] and the kids came to see us and ours. [[Reba]], [[Jack]] and [[Joyce]] also came. [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] and I played chess most of the time and others sat and read. Re. & Jack had to see the place for were not here before. Late when we retired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1940|Jan 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1940|Jan 3, 1940]] }} de448d5cd9794c0723f4b3437dd1e3cadab83a7e 0 2442 4727 4726 2015-01-08T16:15:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We saw [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] leave for college. It snowed, sleeted & rained. After choir practice I went to a committee meeting at [[Milly Sheaffer|Milly]]'s. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1941|Jan 1, 1941]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1941|Jan 3, 1941]] }} f2de7c9d5ec1619f7b1a2f1b7601dbf1cc4df19f 0 2439 4729 4719 2015-01-08T16:15:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We were astonished to see it snowing and blowing this morning. It looked awefully beautiful - the fine white snow swirling like vapor everywhere. This soon cleared and gave way to a bright sun and a lowering temperature. We went to work. [[John Hess|John]] went to the farm show and gave us an opportunity to visit the fire every hour or so and even to play checkers at noon. After supper we braved the zero weather and took a trip to [[New Holland]] where we had a happy, squirrelly [[East Branch]] board meeting. We got home cold and hungry about 10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 18, 1940|Jan 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 20, 1940|Jan 20, 1940]] }} 74d6640c2cba4aa74f9c1b1de33f38351c71a95f 0 2443 4732 4728 2015-01-08T16:15:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't get up very early but [[Groffie]] was late and we weren't caught. It was pretty cold again and [[John Hess|John]] didn't get to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] till late and so the boys had a good chance to warm their hands between times. The mill went on the blink just as I started up but we got it fixed. After dinner I fooled around home here. I killed two of my prize chickens. In the evening we went to visit [[Mary Dague|Aunt Mary]] & [[Ralph Young|Uncle Ralph]]. We played [[Chinese Checkers]] & to top it off we had another of those good midnight lunches. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 19, 1940|Jan 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 21, 1940|Jan 21, 1940]] }} 57a754653624da03d6f188eb0c1fbb3659a1d10d 0 2444 4735 4731 2015-01-08T16:15:41Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up and hurried along down to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], for I knew that [[John]] was going to [[Harrisburg]] to the farm show. The boys were all seated around the fire waiting for action. It was the coldest morning yet this winter, with some thermometer recording as low as 10&deg; below. We had plenty to do and got plenty done. The boys work together very well--really cooperate. [[Dick]] came home with an order for flour Sat. and we were nearly out, so I went home for supper and came back to run the mill. I had little trouble and was pretty busy on up till Mid-night, then I lay down on the table with my head on a bag of bran and slept a little. I had to keep one ear on the mill and not the other one. I went to sleep again about four and slept till a quarter of six. Then I made and ate my own breakfast--fried eggs. The boys all reported to work this morning except John. Dick took me along to [[Philadelphia|Philly]] to the bakery. We had a fine trip, got back about 4:30. After supper I got my hair cut, visited [[Jane Young|Jane]] a very brief few minutes and so to bed (about 10:30) {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 19, 1939|Jan 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 22, 1939|Jan 22, 1939]] }} 205b4d8e23d02080065f96b94cac6e1ee8e8ec46 0 2445 4737 4734 2015-01-08T16:15:41Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We thought it was too cold to get up this morning but it wasn't. [[Jane Young|Jane]] put the chicken in the oven before we went to Sunday School. [[Mr. Kaufman]]'s sermon was very fine. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came along home for dinner. We ate our first meal on the new dining room suit and had walfels made on the new iron. In the afternoon we went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & skated a little. It was cold and rough. [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]] is down with a bad cough. We visited the [[U.B. Society]] for [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & afterwards went to [[Gap]] to hear the choir of the 1st Church of [[Lancaster]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 20, 1940|Jan 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 22, 1940|Jan 22, 1940]] }} b87e9078a572bb540d7e7a3672fe4fd304c9c92c 0 2446 4740 4738 2015-01-08T16:15:41Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki For a change, I got some sleep last night. I slept till eight o'clock and then went to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. I sang in the Choir as usual. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came along home for dinner & stayed in the afternoon. Yuningers came & [[Val]] & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]. We played some checkers. It was terrible windy and very cold. After supper we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & Church again. [[Mr. Kaufman]] read the "Sermon on the Mount." Then Jane practiced with [[Mrs. Kaufman]] & we visited a while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 20-21, 1939|Jan 20-21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 23, 1939|Jan 23, 1939]] }} cb4de4a33319bf0893c424fdde562ba7e8b2f0e4 0 2448 4743 4741 2015-01-08T16:15:41Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We both got awake a little while before it was time to get up and we messed around a little. I got up then and [[Jane Young|Jane]] had to rest a little. We were all tardy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but weren't very busy. I couldn't find enough work to do in the office so had to put on my coats and shiver with the rest. We had remnants of the chicken and wafels for supper. After that we went to a [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] social and only a few - 14, were there. We had swell fun though, and every one was happy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 21, 1940|Jan 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 23, 1940|Jan 23, 1940]] }} 356322887b084fd8acd72c26ef07951b537943dd 0 2450 4746 4744 2015-01-08T16:15:41Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It certainly was hard to get up this morning, again. The wind still blows and it is cold. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] a cold wet job awaited me, cleaning the ice out of the waterwheel. We were not especially busy and it looked like we would get done in short order when things started to go wrong. We had to re-mix a 2 1/2 ton batch of feed @ quitting time. Schrumppie got stuck and it took an hour more to get him out. I turned over in my Chevy on the way home and had to walk home for help. After supper we had a Jr. Usher's Assn meeting at [[Kenn Kreider]]s. It was just wonderful. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 22, 1939|Jan 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 24, 1939|Jan 24, 1939]] }} 1dd602e34cf0f0fcb14bf1cbfd6d777dd3012f91 0 2452 4749 4747 2015-01-08T16:15:42Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got awake early again for no reason at all but didn't get up early. It was not the coldest morning but was the chilliest. I got real cold packing flour. We were all set to go places down stairs when I had to shut the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] down for repairs. It was finished and running by four oclock. We got home early - before dark even. After supper we "loaded" [[Zimmy]] & [[Ethel]] and went to [[Middle Octoraro]] to a Young People's Forum. It was very educational as well as enjoyable. More should have been there. It was late when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 22, 1940|Jan 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 24, 1940|Jan 24, 1940]] }} dff031de6d6ab107fada7d0a58edfe36f3569b22 0 2454 4752 4750 2015-01-08T16:15:43Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki "Why don't some body do something": I laid in bed overtime again this morning and got to work real late, yet [[John]] wasn't there yet and I "got away" with it. We had plenty to do all day. The weather was nicer and it made working more pleasant. We could have finished in pretty good time but chose rather to prolong the activities and "not put off till tomorrow." After work I got my oil changed. I didn't go away after supper for a good change. I wrote [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] a letter and listened to the radio till bed time, which happened to be nine o'clock. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 23, 1939|Jan 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 25, 1939|Jan 25, 1939]] }} bfbb9c718ad32b1e349c825cc876632140e235be 0 2456 4755 4753 2015-01-08T16:15:43Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Again we couldn't push ourselves around to getting up as early as we should have. It's just a poor habit and I shall quit it. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today, everyone wanted feed and we were trying to get ahead on some of tomorrow's orders for [[John Hess|John]] is going to [[Washington]]. We had good old sour kraut for supper. It was good. After supper we went to prayer meeting. [[Mr. Kaufman]] makes it interesting and very instructive. After that we had Y.P. choir practice. I was sorry Brown went skating. [[Lois]] had to study & Singers, [[Harry Troup]] & Robinsons & Stan didn't show up. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 23, 1940|Jan 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 25, 1940|Jan 25, 1940]] }} ef305fad17cda0f97261280018660fd947620ec2 0 2458 4757 4756 2015-01-08T16:15:43Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Late again, but now, I hope, it stops. I really should get to work on time and get that [[Hess's Mill|mill]] started. The wind was blowing fiercely all day. It was not only strong, but terrible cold. In the forenoon I made a nice long trip to [[Reamstown]] which was cold. We got done at the mill in pretty good time. I brought [[John]]'s truck home & took 20 more of my chickens to Troops. I had to go without supper to get to practice on time. We had a nice rehearsal and prayer meeting. Afterwards, I had supper at [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s, made by her and very good. I came home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 24, 1939|Jan 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 26, 1939|Jan 26, 1939]] }} e6919954dbcae8b60c478a8dadc209678f35a918 0 2460 4762 4759 2015-01-08T16:15:43Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got around to getting up etc. in pretty good time. [[Groffie]] was to take me but was quite late. [[John Hess]], [[Morris Schnupp|Morrie]] & wives and [[Clair]] started for [[Washington]], leaving the work for us boys to do. We were kept quite busy but enjoyed it all the while. It was pretty cold again and clear - real winter weather. After supper we went to choir practice again. I got my car out of the garage. Then we went down where [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was in bed with a slight temperature. We came home ready for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 24, 1940|Jan 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 26, 1940|Jan 26, 1940]] }} 46e5c4bc912253c381235e021083dd7d5df9e30d 0 2462 4765 4764 2015-01-08T16:15:43Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki All in all, we spent a fairly nice day in every way. We got up and didn't have to hurry. It was cold but we didn't suffer any from it. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we had a very good bit to do but the boys cooperated well and we got it done up even though [[John Hess|John]] wasn't there. After supper [[Auntie]] came. We looked at pictures. Many good old times were vividly brought to mind and almost lived again. I took her home & stopped in to see my sick girl ([[Nancy Young|Nancy]]). It might snow. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 25, 1940|Jan 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 27, 1940|Jan 27, 1940]] }} b38c03a06d6a1b8f6c6200f8365dce6b8362e4de 0 2463 4767 4766 2015-01-08T16:15:44Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Finally I got up at a fairly proper time. Then [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] was late and I was late for work. [[John]] had the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] running when I got there. We shut down in the forenoon and fixed the waterwheel again. It was quite cold and everything was icy. We were plenty busy and worked later than quitting time as usual. After supper I resigned myself to domestic life another time. We played [[Chinese Checkers]]. [[Val]] came and he beat me in Checkers 4 to 3. I phoned [[Jane Young|Jane]] and made arrangements for tomorrow night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 26, 1939|Jan 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 28, 1939|Jan 28, 1939]] }} c0dd60266b537c1763ca0872d5657b774b05bbf0 0 2464 4769 4768 2015-01-08T16:15:44Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The winter weather seems to be holding out exceptionally long this time. We nearly froze at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] this morning. [[Allen]] wasn't there because of a reception for his daughter at home. [[John Hess|John]] was back again and we put in a busy morning. In the afternoon we didn't do much of any thing. [[Jane Young|Jane]] finished cleaning. After supper we took [[Romaine]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] along to [[Christiana]] to an [[East Branch]] Christian Youth week rally. After that we went up to [[Emma]]'s and had icecream & cake. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 26, 1940|Jan 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 28, 1940|Jan 28, 1940]] }} b69eacc4c978bdcf64cb5026634a2b10f745eee8 0 2461 4771 4761 2015-01-08T16:15:44Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This thing of being late is getting to be quite it. The boys who get there on time sit around the stove till I get there anyway so I figure I may as well sleep in the morning. We had to fix at the water wheel before we could start up again this morning. [[Dick]] cleaned us out of flour again also.--It started to snow early in the day and continued till evening. We were not extra busy but did not hurry home. After supper we sat around and played [[Chinese Checkers]] and had quite an enjoyable evening at home [[Dialect|once]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 25, 1939|Jan 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 27, 1939|Jan 27, 1939]] }} 06e102bb81c705329c8cd9ce61f0a487656af9dd 0 2465 4774 4770 2015-01-08T16:15:44Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It doesn't seem to take long to get me into a habit, for I got up early again this morning and was at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] quite on time. That was all very fine for we were terrible busy and everybody helped. It was quite cold but calm this morning. We had to tow [[Morris]]'s truck to start it and got cold hands. Everything went smoothly and we finished up about 4:00 P.M. After supper I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to visit [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val. Somehow, they jumped on me & I got sore. I upset Jane's whole evening but didn't notice it at the time. We went back to [[Kinzers]] where we slept from 2:00 till almost 3:00. When I got home, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] had just come in. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 27, 1939|Jan 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 29, 1939|Jan 29, 1939]] }} 269bae0d23ace1ca7d873202466f1263556c3df1 0 2466 4777 4773 2015-01-08T16:15:44Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] likes to lay in bed even past the regular getting up time. I want to lie only so long, then I get up. We had to hurry again but are living in a hurry, it seems. We had a lovely big dinner all to ourselves afterwards. I sat down to read and Marg & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] came. We visited the automaton factory. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came & we all went to [[Soudersburg]] to see the new home. We had supper here. Then Buchers went home & we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. There was a good attendance. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 27, 1940|Jan 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 29, 1940|Jan 29, 1940]] }} 297fde327b57b697bf27348d86d94ac2b69d8ba2 0 2467 4778 4776 2015-01-08T16:15:44Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki To the tune of my always faithful alarm clock, I arose about 8 oclock this morning. After a fine breakfast we all went off to S.S. and Church. The Young Peoples Choir sang in church for it is "Young People's day." After dinner, [[Jane Young|Jane]] and I went to Brown's to practice a quartet number for this evening. Jane came for supper. After supper we went to a joint service at Pequea where we sang in a musical service. It was cloudy and warm today. After dinner it started to rain and continued into the night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 28, 1939|Jan 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 30, 1939|Jan 30, 1939]] }} 034457d5b5fb5c50f05894832dc019be58c79df9 0 2468 4781 4779 2015-01-08T16:15:45Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We had set the alarm so that we could get up real early and start the washing but when it rang this morning we were not at all equal to it. So we lay "a'bed." It seemed warmer in the morning and got warmer during the day. I was busy all day in the office with some four times a year work. After supper we got ready & went away - [[Jane Young|Jane]] to help [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] and to stay all night, and I to [[County Chorus]] practice where we had a nice time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 28, 1940|Jan 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 30, 1940|Jan 30, 1940]] }} 83f39eb756b619527fe4fa9ff0f64473fc2f10bf 0 2470 4784 4782 2015-01-08T16:15:45Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Well, it looks as if I must have made a resolution to be early or on time at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], for I got there first again. School started again for [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] and the children. I can remember what that felt like to me in days past, and wonder if all kids mind it so much. We began to get busy today and worked a good while overtime. After supper, [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] & I took some members to board meeting@ [[Mary Jane]]'s. I am the new president but the meeting went swell. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1939|Jan 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1939|Jan 4, 1939]] }} 67b5cc86a7fe8bd4341898504fd9e61b41eedc86 0 2472 4787 4785 2015-01-08T16:15:45Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==First draft== Cold but not too cold.<br/> Nice & clear<br/> Busy again at [[Hess's Mill|mill]]<br/> sourkrout supper<br/> poorly attended board meeting at the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. == Final draft == Today is [[Janice Brackbill|Janice]]'s birthday, baby sister, she was twelve years old. It was nice and clear and not too cold. We were busy again at the mill. Supper was pretty good with sourkraut heading the menu. There was no prayer meeting at the church but the young people met with the intention of having choir practice and board meeting. There were not enough of the choir there to practice but we had a shivering board meeting over the register with [[Romaine]] slamming and [[Mary Jane]] winking. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1940|Jan 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1940|Jan 4, 1940]] }} 7534a9066aca3c1cb8f3a0ce441bc0e598a19713 0 2474 4791 4788 2015-01-08T16:15:45Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Foggy all day. Busy at [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] with ourselves. Went to small preparatory service meeting after supper, home early. Still cloudy & raining. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1941|Jan 2, 1941]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1941|Jan 4, 1941]] }} 9e6ce1db79a5e2f7ca352b4b934d6a5bad5bf61f 0 2475 4794 4790 2015-01-08T16:15:45Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The same old story in exactly the same old way was repeated this morning. Even after I was fully awake and knew it was past my getting up time, I lay in bed and listened to the wind howling outside. I believe that it is just a habit and tomorrow morning I shall prove it by breaking it. It rained & blew nearly all day and we were busy. After supper I took [[Hershey]] & [[Kenn Kreiler]] & [[Jane Young|Jane]] to Lane to [[County Choir]] practice. It was a critical night for we decided not to discontinue the chorus. I chatted with Kenny & drove on the way home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 29, 1939|Jan 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 31, 1939|Jan 31, 1939]] }} 786b2e26edcc5f77bfc571b07389b62199510244 0 2476 4797 4793 2015-01-08T16:15:46Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was a little bit different to get up this morning all alone and cook my own breakfast and pack my lunch but I made it. It was warmer but quite damp all day. The sun melted a little snow after dinner. We were quite busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and didn't get done till 5:30. [[Jane Young|Jane]] helped [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] move into their new home & came home tired too. After supper we took our load to [[Middle Octoraro]] to Young Peoples Forum. We got home late again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 29, 1940|Jan 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 31, 1940|Jan 31, 1940]] }} 198633a56c65036a7829e94e294baa55f564e3ff 0 2477 4798 4796 2015-01-08T16:15:46Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki There didn't seem to be any special hurry to get up this morning and I didn't force myself very much. I got up late and was a few minutes late for work. Having left the ignition switch on all night, I couldn't start my car & drove [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]]'s. We were surely rushed at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again today, especially after dinner. We worked till dark - 5:30. I drove Carl's new Buick to the bank through the snow which fell early in the morning and which, even at that time, was filling the road. After supper the boys & I made a small ladder on which to keep tab of our standing in the U.C.C.C. Checker tournament. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 30, 1939|Jan 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 1, 1939|Feb 1, 1939]] }} 66c4861c2ea5d4ebd3834bee20b8eb40de223f67 0 2478 4801 4799 2015-01-08T16:15:47Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I beat my wife up this morning - that is, I arose prior to her awakening and disention. It was a swell day again and really got quite warm. The night was cool again and clear as crystal. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] I moved wheat from bin to bin and got my lungs & head full of smutt and dust. We worked our heads off in the afternoon and got dog tired. After supper we went to Prayer meeting & didn't have choir practice. Then the B-Boys & we went to see [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] in their new home. Filed [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] reports afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 30, 1940|Jan 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 1, 1940|Feb 1, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 0cca6fb57efcc7395a04701eeb55be1268089479 0 2480 4804 4802 2015-01-08T16:15:47Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Up again, gone again -- on time, too. It was a good thing for today we were nearly swamped with orders and work. We tried to get done early but worked till nearly five again. The weather is very unusual for this time of year. Damp, rainy days -- warm, and foggy days-- "The foggy days of January" [[Allen]] says. After supper we had young people choir practice at 6:30; S.S. Association meeting at 7:00; and prayer meeting at 7:30. After that I had a date with [[Jane Young|my sweetie]] and didn't get home until late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1939|Jan 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 5, 1939|Jan 5, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] cc364448b4393cf95dc62933431fc82a0451e056 0 2482 4807 4805 2015-01-08T16:15:47Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==First draft== cold again<br/> busy at [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again<br/> Choir practice in evening<br/> Visited Granny & Auntie & down [[Brackbill Farm|home]]. ==Final draft== Today the weather man marks it down as cold again -- it seems to be staying cold real long. And again we say busy at the mill. Working and sweating and cooling off. There's nothing to be done about it. After supper we went to adult choir practice at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] but I couldn't help much for scarcley have been able to talk since last Sunday or sing any better. After practice we dropped in on Grammy & Aunty. Then we stopped in home and blessed them with our presence or maybe bored them much. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1940|Jan 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 5, 1940|Jan 5, 1940]] }} 04eb4793d2d0a3376833b47310f2a420ba241125 0 2484 4810 4808 2015-01-08T16:15:47Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Nice in morning. In after noon wind started to blow. A real heavy snow flurry but it didn't last. In afternoon [[Sara Stauffer]] & her boyfriend [[Howard Chance]] were here. In evening [[Warren Brackbill|Barney]] & [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] came. Picked committees for [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] for 1941. Blowing hard when we went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1941|Jan 3, 1941]] |after=Last entry }} [[Category:Journal entries by Jane]] b386b85aae3d292b73f05c36f940bed61dcfe62f 0 2486 4813 4811 2015-01-08T16:15:48Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning the alarm rang at about 5:40 and I got up, turned it off, and slid back into bed again. I had not more than gotten warm when the alarm called me again so I figured I would better get up and I was glad later that I did. I didn't break my unwritten resolution. We were busy again today, and the time of departure was about five or later again. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] to Scout meeting on our way to choir practice. It rained and blew but was real warm. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1939|Jan 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 6, 1939|Jan 6, 1939]] }} a13ac930c0e6ccbd87b3973ef04884f3f64ea2d8 0 2488 4816 4814 2015-01-08T16:15:48Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==First draft== Cold again - snow flurries.<br/> Busy again - done early.<br/> Away again - preparatory service<br/> At [[Youngs]] again - home earlier. == Final draft == Snow flurries darkened the horizon intermittently today with a low thermometer. I shall display patience and write that we were busy again at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and I was busy as the rest of us. Again after supper we went away. This time we were two among few. Many people are down with a funny kind of grippy cold and this accounts for so small a congregation at preparatory service. We went down home afterwards again but came home earlier. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1940|Jan 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 6, 1940|Jan 6, 1940]] }} 1874eb3b65cfa1455011105967b5e75758f2a3bb 0 2490 4819 4817 2015-01-08T16:15:48Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Early again at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] was I. It looked like a slack day according to the order sheets in the morning but we were busy all day and have quite a few left for tomorrow. [[Calvin Hauch]] and I put a new checkerboard mill sign up on the side of the mill. It is a swell job. I ran out of gas in [[New Holland]] with [[John]]'s LaSalle, but didn't walk more than a block. After supper I took [[Flossie]] and the kids home and looked over her nice bunch of chickens. I later squared up accounts and went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 5, 1939|Jan 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 7, 1939|Jan 7, 1939]] }} c044173834cb1335ffe089e96569f071888a758e 0 2492 4822 4820 2015-01-08T16:15:48Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today seems just like a summary of the events of the week or just a cross section. It was cold and we were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We got finished at noon, however, and [[Groffie]] and I tried out the ice. It was good. When I got home I took a bath and washed my mealy head. Then I went to the store and sneaked down home. After a soupy supper I beefed around, got ready to go get [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] then fell asleep on the chair. Two hours later I went to bed feeling bum. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 5, 1940|Jan 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 7, 1940|Jan 7, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] c061a2d288bf90df912ed92f02fbc2cdaf37002d 0 2494 4825 4823 2015-01-08T16:15:49Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up in good time again this morning; and, although I was not first, I was not late for work.. Orders were not rushing but enough came in to keep us busy part of the afternoon. [[Allen]] & ___ got off early so I had to stay and help finish up. About 3:30 [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] to [[Anna Leaman|Aunt Nan]]'s and we bought a few things for? to? go housekeeping with a bed room suite, wash machine, etc. We came back, Jane & I and had supper at Jane's then spent a pleasant evening at [[Chinese Checkers|Hop Ching]] and what not. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 6, 1939|Jan 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 8, 1939|Jan 8, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 8590ab507a652234960e36740815bce5ced5988b 0 2496 4828 4826 2015-01-08T16:15:49Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Now this is a red letter day so please note details. I didn't get up this morning but rather felt my cold & grippe had better be nursed in bed than broad cast throughout my companionship. I had breakfast and dinner in bed. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for dinner. The rest of the Youngs came in the afternoon. Our very invigorating friend [[Zimmy]] came also - just recently from a sick bed. All this company was much appreciated. I went down stairs for supper but went right back to bed. [[Jane Young|Jane]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and I was sorry to miss it. The weather was warmer today, they said. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 6, 1940|Jan 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 8, 1940|Jan 8, 1940]] }} 55a011fc4350f1d8dbdc41e395edc2bec80b5a07 0 2498 4832 4829 2015-01-08T16:15:49Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Laying in bed seemd to be quite the proper way to start our "day of rest." It just wouldn't have seemed right to sleep forever, so I got up and hurried off to S.S. & church. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came along home for dinner. [[Val]] & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] were here & played checkers. In the afternoon Jane & I went to Reba Plank's to a comittee meeting. [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman|Uncle Ivan]] & Sensenig's came during the afternoon. We didn't visit much. [[Mary Jane]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & we had stereoptician slides at church in the evening. I got to bed real early (1:00 a.m.) {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 7, 1939|Jan 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 9, 1939|Jan 9, 1939]] }} 32697f1dc0005514b3cfb9fdc779ece4943bcf6f 0 2500 4835 4834 2015-01-08T16:15:49Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up "seeing things" this morning; for I thought there was snow on the ground. However, it was just the moon shining. It was still moonlight when I got to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. It was colder in the morning but turned out to be an ideal, actually perfect, day. We were not extra busy and surely enjoyed the slack period. I shut the mill down for repair on the silks. After supper [[Ross Yuninger|Ross]] & the boys helped me cull my pullets. I sold my eggs and made the finish busier this day. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 8, 1939|Jan 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 10, 1939|Jan 10, 1939]] }} eaaef3c017a3198ff90b31a8f46ffcff5b0e4646 0 2501 4837 4836 2015-01-08T16:15:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't think much of the weather this morning as usual but then there was nothing we could do about it. [[Groffie]] was sick in bed with this thing that is going around. That meant that we had to squeeze ourselves a little harder for the ability that was in us to get the work done. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 8, 1940|Jan 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 10, 1940|Jan 10, 1940]] }} c2b53ac0284f67cf06da5ee86bd5a0cfd2822cab 0 2502 4839 4838 2015-01-08T16:15:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Oh Yes! Dear Diary the "better half" takes the pen while "[[E. Herman Brackbill|Hubby]] sleeps". We rose reluctantly when the alarm woke us but hurried to get Breakfast and send hubby to work. I worked around in the kitchen all morn making things to satisfy our hunger. In afternoon Herman mowed yard & hoed garden while I cleaned and entertained [[Emma R.]] Herm made a lot of noise falling down the cellar steps but thank goodness he wasn't hurt. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here too today. Well, it's 9:25 and no company yet, so I guess I'll wake Herm & we'll go to bed! ==Commentary== This is the first entry in the journal where [[Jane Young|Jane]] writes the journal entry. This was to happen again several times in 1940. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 30, 1939|Jun 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 2, 1939|Jul 2, 1939]] }} [[Category:Journal entries by Jane]] a8d2adab22262baf171533d1fd92d68de75b43c3 0 2499 4841 4831 2015-01-08T16:15:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning I calmly braved the elements and went off to work again. I wasn't feeling quite perfectly whole but expected to take care of myself, which I did. By dinner time I was feeling even better and was doing my share of the work. [[Groffie]] seemed to be feeling worse than I and as I got better, he got sicker. After supper we went to my first County Staff meeting in Lancaster. We took [[Milly]] & [[Lizzy R.]] along in. It was hot up there but the sweating was what I needed. We had a choir executive committee meeting afterwards. Home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 7, 1940|Jan 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 9, 1940|Jan 9, 1940]] }} 758b5737f9cada1de4e0b9884b536424f7ad86f4 0 2503 4844 4840 2015-01-08T16:15:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was a pretty nice day that greeted us this morning. The old bed felt pretty good but I "had da" get up. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing, I went to work. We were not overly rushed, but I spent the whole afternoon checking the [[Gap]] Bank account & still didn't find the error. I went back after supper and worked a little. Then there was a fire co. meeting and I went to it. Later I came back to the office & worked a little more. Jane put in the time making baby blankets etc. and was still up when I came home at 10:15. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 30, 1940|Jun 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 2, 1940|Jul 2, 1940]] }} 10378960e127c456a7284c9555bf831b9b19dfa9 0 2504 4847 4843 2015-01-08T16:15:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] was a little bit under the weather with a cold and everything today, but she got up as usual and sent me off to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. She didn't wash (our clothes) though, even if it was a nice clear day. It was nice at the mill too. The weather was not so warm. In the afternoon we had a windstorm and a rain. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for supper & Red came. We hurried and went "over [[Brackbill Farm|home]]" to a Guild doggie roast where everybody had a swell time. [[Barney]] & I did all the work, almost, but were very well repaid. Bed later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 9, 1939|Jul 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 11-12, 1939|Jul 11-12, 1939]] }} d17990547839674d6578788f2690f161e104bd1a 0 2505 4850 4846 2015-01-08T16:15:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The beauty of the morning & the fact of the presence of a [[Nancy Young|swell guest]] in the house made me feel like getting up even if I was sleepy. It was ever so hot again today and, hotter as the day grew older. We were busy again but not rushed. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] put some awnings up to the west of the office. We had the Barrage thresher in the shop to straighten up. After supper we went to teachers & officers meeting at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] was to come & we were to go to [[Lititz]], but it got too late. We visited @ [[Val]] & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]--Dave & Helen now in [[Paradise]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 9, 1940|Jul 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 11, 1940|Jul 11, 1940]] }} ac976ee28a1acfcd568627acad0332996e4382e8 0 2506 4853 4849 2015-01-08T16:15:51Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Morning came too soon it seemed, for we anticipated another hot summer day. The weather man proved up to our expectations & we had a scorcher. Things weren't too rushed and we had time to let the air from the fan blow over us. After supper I got ready to go to choir practice. We had showers which cooled it off a little. [[Youngie]] went along with me & we visited [[Mrs. Kaufman]] before practice. We had nearly a full choir and a good rehearsal. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 10, 1940|Jul 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 12, 1940|Jul 12, 1940]] }} b91df856d873eae1de180b77310c542ba5fb411c 0 2507 4856 4852 2015-01-08T16:15:51Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Up again and going again, it is not always late. This morning was a little bit cooler but you could sweat if you wanted to. [[John]] twice told me not to go down stairs to help the boys, that they were not busy, but they didn't agree with him. Nevertheless, I managed to find plenty to do up in "my " three upper floors. After a hurried supper, I went back to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. [[Dick]] needed a load for tomorrow & that meant running till about one thirty. I had no visitors, save one customer. Everything was going fine & I was reading when, almost midnight, swish, the mill slowed down & stopped, I jumped out of my site and flew to 'er rescue. The main drive belt had torn when it laced and I jumped to work and got them thar wheels a-turnin' again. At 1:30 I shut down and by 2:00 I was home in bed. We got up about 7:30 & after breakfast I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to work and went to Shirks & got my car inspected. After a swell dinner at [[Youngs]], I went to the mill again & employed myself with the usual millers routine. A Curtis Publishing employee was here. After supper we went to S.S. teacher's & officer's meeting. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] board meeting with no large turnout. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 10, 1939|Jul 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1939|Jul 13, 1939]] }} 88f168b7f3981b15b0bdcca9d4b77ba704e629c6 0 2508 4859 4855 2015-01-08T16:15:51Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up rather sleepy this morning for it was too hot to have slept at all well. Today the weather was swell for a change. It was drizzling & raining all day & made it very cool. There was pretty much trade on the market today & we were pretty busy. Gamber came in the afternoon & brought our [[Guardian Service]] which cost a lot of money. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to a Guild doggie roast. I went down & worked & [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] & I had fun proving accounts in the ledger. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 11, 1940|Jul 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1940|Jul 13, 1940]] }} e3f193d8b9ae8e0ca0d8fce8870e983ab2da809e 0 2509 4862 4858 2015-01-08T16:15:51Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Both of us were too, too sleepy, tired and lazy (mostly) to get up when we should have and as a result we had to hurry and then were late for [[Groffie]]. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] things were very usual. In the afternoon, [[John]] "didn't come back to work." We were not rushed and so it was very nice (naturally). After supper [[Mim K.]] & [[Roberta]] dropped in on us. [[Milly]] & [[Charlotte]] came to a committee meeting to plan an [[East Branch]] picnic & splash party. [[Jane Young|Jane]] "looked it up" and discovered that this is my third anniversary of milling. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 11-12, 1939|Jul 11-12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 14, 1939|Jul 14, 1939]] }} 22c76da9fd602b563a44a4148abf5daed1dd00d7 0 2510 4865 4861 2015-01-08T16:15:51Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning I pushed me up and shoved me off to work. It was a swell day all through. It was partly cloudy and a nice wind blew. We were pretty busy down at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. I didn't get to dinner till one oclock. In the afternoon I mowed the yard & [[Webby|Web]] & I washed the car. We set up the croquet set etc. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] came after supper & we had a nice game with a couple neighbor kids. We sat around and waited for company to come but they didn't. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 12, 1940|Jul 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 14, 1940|Jul 14, 1940]] }} 07e7ab2cb10812086af5ec9075196905d353bd81 0 2511 4868 4864 2015-01-08T16:15:51Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Things started as usual and proceeded as usual. We were there early enough to start the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] for a great change. The wheat is coming in at a fast rate - about 4500 bu already. It is in fine shape and the price isn't so good - 65&cent;. [[John]] was away nearly all afternoon. It was hot and we sweated as we went along. [[Romaine]] & our Curtis's saleslady were here again. After late supper, I mowed the lawn & [[Jane Young|Jane]] did some gardening. We visited down [[Brackbill Farm|home]] a little & enjoyed it quite a bit. We wanted to get to bed early but it looks as if we didn't. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1939|Jul 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1939|Jul 15, 1939]] }} [[Category:Economy references]] d1ec14a4d193255b857eeb3fceacd159b34b5b1b 0 2512 4871 4867 2015-01-08T16:15:51Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was nice to get up this nice special morning and look forward to a happy day of rest & recreation of body and soul. It is nice now to recall & recount the experience, the blessings of the day. S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] were well appreciated & well used. Our [[Mr. Kaufman|Rev. Kaufman]]'s father preached. After dinner we went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] & met [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]'s friend [[Margie]]. [[Elsie]], [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]] & [[Ellis]] were there. We took [[Webby|Web]] along. After supper we went down to [[Middle Octoraro]] to visit [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. A swell night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1940|Jul 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1940|Jul 15, 1940]] }} 75f351a91c7b3ca255fb3396914d1e1ebe32e853 0 2513 4874 4870 2015-01-08T16:15:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Saturday is Saturday, of course. Up and to work again as usual only the wife had, and usually has, a different day. Usually she does her baking, cleaning, etc., etcetera. When I came home from work shortly after dinner, she was pretty well finished and had a lunch all packed for our evening meal. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] went with us. We picked up [[Ethel]] in [[Lancaster]], went to [[Woodbine]], York Co. to a League meeting, Picnic, games, and a wonderful campfire meeting. We came home by the [[Conowingo Dam|Connowingo Dam]] but had a difficult time finding the way. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 14, 1939|Jul 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 16, 1939|Jul 16, 1939]] }} ccf2d43044858636e73fde40de266c054883a6f8 0 2514 4877 4873 2015-01-08T16:15:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I did myself proud this morning, I got up at five oclock. This was only to light the water heater, for I went back to bed again. I did help [[Jane Young|Jane]] get started with the washing before I went to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]]. It was a hot day again today. We roasted in the office but got our work accomplished. Jane was too tired to go away this evening but I put on my good old winter suit and went to County [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Staff meeting where we planned the program for the coming year. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 14, 1940|Jul 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 16, 1940|Jul 16, 1940]] }} 6978d5ca426c12378cef61a7261ed4f8389db90d 0 2515 4880 4876 2015-01-08T16:15:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Then came Sunday, for many, many reasons, the best day of the week. After getting up the latest hour possible, we scrambled off to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. I forgot my, or a, handkerchief & my nose almost ran off. I had really a horrible time & won't forget so soon again. After a dinner at home, we took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] with us and went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for supper & to visit. After a nice discursive [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] meeting, we came home & his escourts had brought [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] in from [[Waynesburg]]. The whole immediate family was there & we had just a lot of good time. Of course, "to bed" finished the day. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1939|Jul 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 17, 1939|Jul 17, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 35dd4e1e51928f336ac0e29e4eea2c209eafe5c0 0 2517 4883 4882 2015-01-08T16:15:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was hard to get awake to the fact that this, again, was Monday, a day of work & getting up early. After I once got the fact through my mind & body, I found it very delightful & enlightening. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], things were very normal. The phone rang every few minutes & [[Dick]] went to [[Philadelphia|Philly]] with an Amish passenger, [[Dan Lapp]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was tired & I was late. Supper was at 6:15 & it was almost 8:00 when I finished the dishes. Jane is ironing because [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] will be coming to visit us over night tomorrow. "All's well that ends well"--I hope, I hope, I hope, I hope, I hope. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 16, 1939|Jul 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 18, 1939|Jul 18, 1939]] }} 67111dc07258b8404d0df8f37916658d93b061b2 0 2516 4885 4879 2015-01-08T16:15:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] wished that we would get up a little earlier this morning and we did a little. After breakfast she took me down to work on her way [[Brackbill Farm|over home]]. She took [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] & [[Florence Brackbill|Florence]] to see [[Anna Barbara Hershey|Grammy]]. She had fan belt trouble and was delayed. We were busy again at the office the first of the red [[wikipedia:Hay baler|automaton]]s went out. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & I went along over home too for supper and to swim in the evening. I had the pleasure of helping to pitch a load of wheat. [[Red]] & [[Arvella]] came hunting us. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1940|Jul 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 17, 1940|Jul 17, 1940]] }} 344f6bace5a4893fdae8d5dd26b56e2e9994d142 0 2518 4888 4884 2015-01-08T16:15:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up and I got to work no special time this morning and it was all right. We were pretty busy all through--with this being our busy season and all that. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went over to [[Sheaffers]] in the P.M. a little. It surely rained later--just poured down for a good while. Not much storm accompanied it. I went back to work again in the evening. Most of the time I waited on trade. I quit about 9:30--thought it time to go to bed. It's clearing off a little. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 16, 1940|Jul 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 18, 1940|Jul 18, 1940]] }} c5aea2cd8e01a3eb4d16cbe3a1bc08949ef85276 0 2519 4891 4887 2015-01-08T16:15:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I was practically "dead to the world" this morning and as usual I felt "fit as a fiddle" once I started to work. It was a day as nearly perfect as one could wish for. Not only the weather, but every minute was most enjoyable. We were getting wheat in by the truckload. After work I went in [[Brackbill Farm|"home"]] & saw [[Kenny]] & [[Bobby]]. I saw Aunt Phi___ earlier. I brought [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] here for supper and as an over-night guest. He brought [[Mary Jane]] for the evening & we had a very nice time. Icecream was enjoyed by all. We all took her home (by her consent). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 17, 1939|Jul 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 19, 1939|Jul 19, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] ae92d143c4d9ce68eafe85a758f91c69e36a2ce6 0 2520 4894 4890 2015-01-08T16:15:53Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Almost I got up or rather stayed up when I should have. I ate a bigger breakfast than usual. When I got into my car I had a flat tire. We were real busy for a change or more busy than usual. It was a swell day and getting warmer all the time. [[Jacobs]] from [[York]] was there in the afternoon raising Cain. After supper I didn't do much but tear around in the garden. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did too. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] dropped in a little while and we had a nice visit preparing for tomorrow. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 17, 1940|Jul 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 19, 1940|Jul 19, 1940]] }} c51bcc2ef6c0214eb21b5946b2843180e7b75df5 0 2521 4895 4893 2015-01-08T16:15:53Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Now this morning is different, quite, Our potatoes needed dusting so badly that I just <u>had</u> to get up 15 minutes earlier and dust them. I had to waken [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] for breakfast so the bed must have been comfortable. I took him home before I went to work. Today everything was all right. The afternoon just flew. We worked till six hauling wheat in. After supper [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] came and she & [[Jane Young|Jane]] played duets on the piano - I read a couple of chapters of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Virginian "The Virginian"] and after Jane took Nancy home, repaired to bed and other nocturnal pleasures. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 18, 1939|Jul 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 20, 1939|Jul 20, 1939]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] 19732deba2a17681cd5950723f46dc7367398156 0 2522 4899 4896 2015-01-08T16:15:53Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Congratulations to myself. I got up when the alarm rang and stayed up. I ate a hearty breakfast & then went off to work. I needed my hearty breakfast for I surely was busy, as were the rest of the men. The affairs of the day came to a head with the [[East Branch]] picnic & splash party in the [[Brackbill meadows]] at [[Brackbill Farm|Brackbills]]. Forty [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]ers swam, played fun games and did all sorts of things finishing up with a worship service. The day was swell--the weather warm & the night full moon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 18, 1940|Jul 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 20, 1940|Jul 20, 1940]] }} 0de67ffaadfa2d8c3fa28e53da1882a0d533e59a 0 2523 4902 4898 2015-01-08T16:15:53Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki After having been abed for twelve successive hours I got up and [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up. It was a nice bright Sunday that greeted us and we were expecting to make the best of it. After Sunday School, we had a communion service at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. After church, dinner at home -- a good one. After dinner we had more sleep till a whole raft of company came -- Sheaffers, Youngs, & Cousin Billy Jr. & wife & sisters & "distant relations." I led outdoor [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] We dropped in on Grandma Y. The moon is very lovely. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 2, 1939|Jul 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 4, 1939|Jul 4, 1939]] }} 34f51c6a15e0310af15eef6ba839ae37d9b458fc 0 2524 4905 4901 2015-01-08T16:15:53Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Boy! I didn't sleep any too soundly last night; I was adding & checking figures all night--unusual figures. We were pretty busy at the office today. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was down home and over at [[Sheaffers]] in the afternoon. It was a pretty swell day all through -- the wheat is getting ripe. After supper I took the awnings up to [[Val]]. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Board meeting over at home and, although they weren't all there, we had a successful meeting. We got home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 1, 1940|Jul 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 3, 1940|Jul 3, 1940]] }} 72a099d33b874b11810a8d1dc81cbe3b407e7089 0 2525 4908 4904 2015-01-08T16:15:53Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning I got up a little stiff from yesterday hustle & strain. I was not alone in this stiffness for [[Groffie]] & [[Allen]] both complained of the same ailment. The day did not run away although it did not drag. We are nearly full of wheat at the mill now and it takes shoveling & leveling to place it. I got my haircut before supper. Right after supper we went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] to an Icecream party. We were all there but [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]. [[Louise K.]] & [[Aldena]] were extra, even [[Grammy]]. We swam, and of course, ate, and sang till it was bed time then we all went home -- about 10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 19, 1939|Jul 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 21, 1939|Jul 21, 1939]] }} be35ca130d65ee02ecfde8df58c0968bb8606ba9 0 2526 4911 4907 2015-01-08T16:15:53Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This is the day of the big fire co. festival here at [[Kinzers]]. The day started out hot and continued hotter. When I went to the bank this forenoon, I got a big bag full of change. $200.00. In the afternoon I helped a little at the grounds and then cleaned up. We went down home for chicken corn soup supper. Then we went to the festival where we sold chances on the gate prizes. Someone stuck the dart into [[Abe]]'s head but he's still OK. [[Marg]] & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] came & spent the night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 19, 1940|Jul 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 21, 1940|Jul 21, 1940]] }} ffe10c5c573c36cb79da6ce5d5af19e2f413c063 0 2527 4914 4910 2015-01-08T16:15:54Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Twas early enough this morning and I had to wait a while on [[Groffie]]. I was sleepy and quite tired all day. We were terrible busy with quite big orders and it was a little bit hot. I stood it well, as I always do. After work [[Jane Young|Jane]] came for me and we went to [[Brackbill's Meadow]] to an [[East Branch]] Picnic. There was quite a large number of young people from many churches. We had a swell time with swimming, eats, ball game and ending with a nice campfire service. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] will leave us tomorrow & so we said "goodby" to him. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 20, 1939|Jul 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 22, 1939|Jul 22, 1939]] }} 3bccb308e511bbf13e29c416cd5cb98a167697cf 0 2528 4917 4913 2015-01-08T16:15:54Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki 12:01 AM and Sunday but the festival not over. [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] stayed with me and we helped clean up the grounds. By 2 oclock we were home & ready for bed. We got up & went to Sunday School. We didn't stay for [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] but started for Du Pont Gardens with Marg & Willis & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eune]] & [[Val]]. It was hot again. We ate dinner in Moonlight Park. We spent a few nice warm hours in the greenhouses and then headed for home. After supper we went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & swam. That cooled us off. But we had to come back when it was warm. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 20, 1940|Jul 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 22, 1940|Jul 22, 1940]] }} cd95b343b6bba79491d20eb1c8da3990dac92a52 0 2529 4919 4916 2015-01-08T16:15:54Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Now the day is over but when we arose this morning the day for us had just begun. I skipped off to work as usual but it was cleaning day for [[Jane Young|Jane]]. We had a nice forenoon and got finished right at noon. After dinner I cleaned up my car and dug a few potatotes. We went to [[Lancaster]] and shopped a little. After Supper [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mamma]] came to see us. [[Flossie]] & Ike came once and we spent a very lovely & enjoyable evening talking, joking, playing the piano, etc. They left at bed time - 10:00. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 21, 1939|Jul 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 23, 1939|Jul 23, 1939]] }} 7a26f15da43b537ec08168b9d75472b7f6f6e2a0 0 2530 4922 4920 2015-01-08T16:15:54Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Whew! And it's another hot day. I didn't feel like getting up even if it was hot in bed. I was pretty groggy and sleepy in the forenoon. Things were fairly busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] but we could keep up with them. In the afternoon [[Jane Young|Jane]] came along with me & stayed down home. A gust of wind filled the office with dust. After late supper I mowed the yard then Jane & I visited with Ruth & Jerry till bedtime. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 21, 1940|Jul 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 23, 1940|Jul 23, 1940]] }} 34e03689d74e5af13fc4d6a1ac3bd6bdd86cdfbd 0 2533 4926 4925 2015-01-08T16:15:54Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Sleeping on the living room floor last night made us fit to get up this morning. It was a cool sleep for a change. [[Jane Young|Jane]] took me to work and then went on in to [[Lancaster]] with [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]], [[Auntie]], & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]]. We ordered a cash register. After a short, late dinner I finished my forenoon work. We were busy all day. After supper I went back to work. Jane went along & visited Mother. It rained a very little this afternoon and is a little bit cooler. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 22, 1940|Jul 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 24, 1940|Jul 24, 1940]] }} 15f78db61e797bdd48979cd81a7604183daeebe8 0 2532 4928 4923 2015-01-08T16:15:55Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] had to get up this morning and unlock the door for the iceman but I scarcely remember it for I got up at a quarter of eight and don't remember much till that time. Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] as usual. We had dinner at home. In the afternoon we prepared a picnic with Jane's family over in "[[Brackbill's Meadow]]." We swam, played ball & shot snakes till we were terrible tired. We then went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & played with a kitten. After that we went over to [[Sheaffers]] & listened to the radio & visited for a while. So much till now. It is bed time & it won't be hard to sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 22, 1939|Jul 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 24, 1939|Jul 24, 1939]] }} e9e291a47d894750692fc3693f5538205822b1d1 0 2535 4931 4930 2015-01-08T16:15:55Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It surely is warm and has been. What little bit it rains doesn't cool it off one bit. Things went as usual only we were busier than ever. I quit work early in the afternoon and came home & dressed around. Then I took the list which [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy Y]] & Abe should have taken and started to collect for the building fund. I made out fairly well. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went along and we visited [[Florence Brackbill|Floss]] & [[Ross Yuninger|Ross]] & [[Brackbill Farm|over home]]. We got back and it was hot still. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 23, 1940|Jul 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 25, 1940|Jul 25, 1940]] }} cbab788d849496ffb53ef76e7f59f96898076081 0 2534 4933 4927 2015-01-08T16:15:55Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today was a red letter day or rather a black letter day. It was not exactly "Blue Monday" yet something of that order. I was very lazy or maybe tired and so was [[Jane Young|Jane]] for she didn't do the washing as usual. It was exceedingly hot and "close" and I had a good bitt of running up and down the steps and shoveling in a hot wheat bin. In the evening I just sat and read out of "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Virginian The Virginian]" while Jane spent the evening visiting Uncle [[John Groff]]'s a little. We went to bed but it was too hot to sleep right away. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 23, 1939|Jul 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 25, 1939|Jul 25, 1939]] }} c1ee873d5b3339a26ba9b58290ffb08866c4485a 0 2536 4936 4932 2015-01-08T16:15:55Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up when we should have this morning for a change--that is when the alarm called us. It was warm and bright and promised little or no relief for the day, which promise was faithfully kept. The only relief we got was after supper when we took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] and "swam all over the Dam." We weren't too busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. Wheat has not been coming in so fast this week but that is fine because we are practically full. The moon was pretty tonight and the old place was very attractive to her native son. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 24, 1939|Jul 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 26, 1939|Jul 26, 1939]] }} ee2440aeb74d1e4d1b79b2f21c55b1d60b2f4a2c 0 2537 4939 4935 2015-01-08T16:15:56Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning it was hot still. No relief in sight, the paper says. The do not consider a nice cool creek or swimming hole a relief but I do--but they are not in sight. We were busy again. The hot weather makes breakdowns and they are our business. After supper & a warm bath, we collected a little more and then went to the last choir practice for a little, [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I. It was hot. After we came home & visited down home & [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I scrapped a little for I was feeling under it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 24, 1940|Jul 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 26, 1940|Jul 26, 1940]] }} 391ccc16ecd64d89f55b384f843fab1e0cf1fdaf 0 2538 4940 4938 2015-01-08T16:15:56Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The Novelty of getting up on time has worn off now after two days and I found it harder to get again this morning. I was by no means late however and put in a full days work. The weather was terrible. It was hot, "close," "stuffy," "sticky" and all names like that. I worked without my shirt and was wet most of the day. We had three fish for supper and they were all right. After supper I washed the dishes & [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed. I folded some 150 letters for Jane & it took quite a while--I sweated. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 25, 1939|Jul 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 27, 1939|Jul 27, 1939]] }} bf83e3546509a503148c16d9dc89f8867a5935be 0 2539 4943 4941 2015-01-08T16:15:56Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Can't say much for today because when I write this it is [[HB Journal for Jul 30, 1940|July 30]]. After work [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] for a picnic lunch and made icecream. It rained a little & blew but we swam anyway. We ate in the home. It was cool over there but hot as ever over here when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 25, 1940|Jul 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 27, 1940|Jul 27, 1940]] }} bdbad008cc49e8bb250ba17d86bc4d9e1ffca05c 0 2541 4946 4944 2015-01-08T16:15:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The week so far has been pretty tough on me, or for me. It has been hot and we have been busy, but worse than that, I cannot seem to sleep soundly on such hot nights. It was sprinkling ever so little when we got up this morning. [[Jane Young|Jane]] drove me to [[Groffie]]'s. It was cloudy most all day, and it ended up with a slight thundershower just when Jane & I were ready for a swim. We drove over [[Brackbill Farm|Home]] after work for a swim and, of course, stayed for supper. We listened to the radio & gabbled & read [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_%28magazine%29 "Life"] till we very near fell asleep, then took one of those familiar trips to [[Kinzers]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 26, 1939|Jul 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 28, 1939|Jul 28, 1939]] }} a7611f3696bbc2119bdbdb7bf7346a6a4e5a41c7 0 2543 4949 4947 2015-01-08T16:15:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Everything O-Kay. In the P.M. I gathered up a little Building fund loose ends. We had a [[Guardian Service]] demonstration for supper. Ellis & Magdaline, [[Eunice Brackbill|Eun]] & [[Val]], [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]], [[Nancy Young|Nancy]], & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]]. The wind cooled it off and upset our canary cage & he got out only we found him again. ==Commentary== ''In the journal the words "Everything O-Kay" are set off by themselves, either because the entry was being written (like the prior day) several days later, or perhaps because something else happened that Herman chose not to write about.'' From [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn Jarrett]]: ''I still have some pieces of the Guardian Service, and there were other pieces left in Aunt Marie's house. Stuff still going strong after 68 years!'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 26, 1940|Jul 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 28, 1940|Jul 28, 1940]] }} 02e065fb0f0e0971ae84d9deca72fb6aabc43499 0 2545 4952 4950 2015-01-08T16:15:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We weren't so early again this morning but in this kind of weather no one feels like even moving. I'm not complaining, but merely recording facts. The weather is hot again. The shower last evening amounted to almost nothing for a little section right around here. The beetles are bad on many crop and the dry weather a few more. [[John]] went away in the afternoon and we did all right. After supper we cleaned up and dressed up. I read--[[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the store. We sat on our new glider, a gift from [[Arthur S. Young|Dad Young]], until dark & then went inside and later to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 27, 1939|Jul 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 29, 1939|Jul 29, 1939]] }} 58a78a45a3d452f03b77dbc9cc36261569cb2052 0 2547 4955 4953 2015-01-08T16:15:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki A fine day to be recorded. Of course, to begin with, it is Sunday. We went to Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]], even if it was hot. [[Mr. Kaufman]] preached for a change again. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] for dinner. Then I put on my swimming suit & spent the P.M. in the creek & boating. It was nice. No one showed up for [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] so we visited down home till pretty late out in the yard. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 27, 1940|Jul 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 29, 1940|Jul 29, 1940]] }} 2ca9240d59a64da0778608a73f057d000ec6995a 0 2549 4958 4956 2015-01-08T16:15:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got around quite on time. [[Groffie]] & I each drove this morning & I had the office books to take. It seemed a little bit cooler and still "close" today. We weren't rushed but were busy. [[Allen]] & Groffie & I stayed in the afternoon till 3:30 & bagged wheat. The sweat poured from off us. After a prolonged bath, I went down to [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s home & then with the Sheaffers, Grammy & Auntie, we dined on chicken corn soup, apple pie & icecream, etc. We went to the big successful festival in town here afterwards. We enjoyed it immensely & won a watermelon on tickets someone had given me. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 28, 1939|Jul 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 30, 1939|Jul 30, 1939]] }} f73cbe48f12655451628446a98fadc0e321b1593 0 2551 4961 4959 2015-01-08T16:15:58Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I helped start the washing. It was terrible hot again. We were busy at work. After supper I went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Chorus practice but there was none. We were all mad. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 28, 1940|Jul 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 30, 1940|Jul 30, 1940]] }} a77da24d2c8d2d3619d5bf7093e70904c02fa629 0 2553 4964 4962 2015-01-08T16:15:58Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Monday, that means get up and go to work. It doesn't seem so bad because tomorrow is a holiday. The new wheat is coming in to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today, some fit to mill and some too tough. We are just finishing the old crop up. Every thing together makes us considerably busy. After working late and eating later, [[Jane Young|Jane]] and I loaded [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[Luetta Sheaffer|"Mamma"]] and went to Sheaffers to pick some raspberries. We got 6 qt apiece and visited a nice long while. After returning home, we went directly to bed and entered upon a good night's sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 2, 1939|Jul 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 4, 1939|Jul 4, 1939]] }} 85d97697b1ea25e02b2ff435f8e1addbe188e765 0 2555 4967 4965 2015-01-08T16:15:58Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I awoke kinda sleepy again this morning - about the same as usual. We were busy at the office, especially in the afternoon when it was raining all the time. I had my trip to the bank as usual & took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] along. After supper I helped with the dishes and then [[Jane Young|Jane]] went along down to the office and we did tomorrow's work so that we could have a holiday. We had an office full of help & kids & customers and it was enjoyable to say the least. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 2, 1940|Jul 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 4, 1940|Jul 4, 1940]] }} 0d94c7d4fa23a79e205373a1823329a2474be3ed 0 2557 4969 4968 2015-01-08T16:15:58Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We were awakened early this morning, about 6 oclock, by something wonderful. The something wonderful was the most gentle yet most abundant '''''rain''''' I have ever enjoyed. When we got to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]], 3 hours later, it had almost ceased. Then it got hot. Our dinner at Uncle [[Dan Eshleman]]'s would have been perfect, but for that heat. We enjoyed a muddy little swim over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] before supper there. We worshipped with the young people of the S.S. district churches at [[Gap]] in the evening. Then we went to [[Young]]'s & had a piece of my lucky watermelon. The moon is now wonderful. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 29, 1939|Jul 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 31, 1939|Jul 31, 1939]] }} 2799d87860a7fd4ba498512cbed8226574a7e53b 0 2559 4974 4971 2015-01-08T16:15:59Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki After a good night's sleep on the floor of the dining room, we were ready to face another day. We were busy again at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] started on a trip this morning to Western P.A. & Ohio. It was the hottest yet in the office this afternoon--96 degrees. After supper we dressed up and went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]'s. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went on to [[Flossie Tehudy]]'s but she had been taken to the hospital. Jane came back and helped us in our committee meeting of S.S. picnic games. It rained a little once. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 29, 1940|Jul 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 31, 1940|Jul 31, 1940]] }} 7f7f78e50cd7ac3a4e7382f979621a828288aa01 0 2560 4977 4973 2015-01-08T16:15:59Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki As Monday mornings always are, for no good reason at all, this one was a "hate to get up in the morning" one. A little hurrying & moving and eating set my blood circulating again and I was in fine shape for the day. We had a very busy time - bagging wheat, mixing feed and making out [[Social Security]] papers. I was late coming home for supper. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the ironing while I washed the dishes - [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] came up and we sat on the porch & talked & visited till bedtime. Then Jane started to read & I started to write. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 30, 1939|Jul 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 1, 1939|Aug 1, 1939]] }} 2765e5e5d9129234c773149b485b0655fb2968ef 0 2561 4979 4976 2015-01-08T16:15:59Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It's such good sleeping down stairs on the floor that I nearly over slept. But the [[Arthur S. Young|Boss man]] wasn't there to know it if I had been late but I wasn't, very. On my way back from Intercourse Bank I stopped at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. It was dinner time and all the boys were in the office. I heard a couple dirty stories like old times. We weren't extra busy at work. I got my hair cut on the way home. After supper we went over home & took [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] along. We had a swell time & icecream when we got back home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 30, 1940|Jul 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 1, 1940|Aug 1, 1940]] }} c6e4f58c43a7385fdc61ed066b9ddef31d2c683c 0 2562 4982 4980 2015-01-08T16:15:59Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Turning our backs on a good chance to lay in bed and "cat nap" to our hearts desire, we once again arose shortly after 5:30 and began a holiday. After canning raspberries, planting celery and the like, we picked up [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] and went over to "Garden Spot" (home) to spend the day. The sun put its mark on shirtless me, pitching wheat with the rest of them. We quit, or finished early, and had a dandy swim and a big freezer of icecream in the evening. We returned home and retired at no early hour but with burn in my back. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 3, 1939|Jul 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 5, 1939|Jul 5, 1939]] }} 838fa8921cd7abca9fd491c9d3538917a76cda44 0 2564 4985 4983 2015-01-08T16:16:00Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We were real patriotic today and took the day off. We got up just as early as ever and prepared to go over home all day. It was rainy in the forenoon and I helped to haul manure and put pea hulls in the silo. Marksburries & the rest of our family were there as well as [[Nancy Young|Nancy]]. In the afternoon I helped replant tobacco & helped make icecream. [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman|Uncle Ivan]] came after supper and we had a swell time. We came home too soon it seemed, yet it was pretty late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 3, 1940|Jul 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 5, 1940|Jul 5, 1940]] }} 1a6984c27bb1021e9a637d76a6ec94a49842e355 0 2566 4988 4986 2015-01-08T16:16:00Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The grind again. I received nothing for my trouble yesterday but a very severe cold. I didn't even get rested. [[Allen]] didn't get to work today on account of he was sick with influenza. [[Groffie]] took his place (tried to) and I got several swell trips out in the little truck. It was a hot day, but we had quite a few showers of rain to keep the dust down. After a late supper, [[Earl Beane]] dropped in to visit & collect for the building fund. We left it get late on us and till [[Jane Young|Jane]] finished the ironing and canning it was nigh bed time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 4, 1939|Jul 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 6, 1939|Jul 6, 1939]] }} 00b29faecde6b0c27965bda478610ad945da1b49 0 2568 4992 4989 2015-01-08T16:16:00Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I did kinda a dumb one this morning, I stayed in bed too long and then didn't have time for any breakfast. It didn't work so good. We were pretty busy down at work. The day was a swell one. If it had been like this yesterday, I would have gotten a nice tan. We went to Preparatory Services after supper. It was 7:30 fast time and the boys over home couldn't get there in time. [[Rev. McAlily]] preached. Afterwards we had choir practice that was fun. Then we went down home and carried on. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 4, 1940|Jul 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 6, 1940|Jul 6, 1940]] }} 00aab0558c38818128a180db58dbb748b67fdc57 0 2570 4995 4994 2015-01-08T16:16:00Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I was awake real early again but didn't get up much ahead of time. I had breakfast. We were all pretty busy down at work. I made a trip around to the banks and had to be home by 12. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the Drs. right after dinner. I finished mowing the yard and worked in the garden till about 4:30. Then we dressed up. We went to [[Harold Keneagy|H.B. Keneagy]]'s for supper--a Silver Seal demonstration. Everything was swell. The [[Whittakers]] & the Ryn__s & the Winters were there. We played [http://www.pagat.com/stops/michigan.html Michigan] Poker. Not a <u>bad</u> game. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 5, 1940|Jul 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 7, 1940|Jul 7, 1940]] }} 5e8fee6eb3392e82e75be6fb9114c886dd01cdd3 0 2571 4997 4996 2015-01-08T16:16:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] had to coax me a couple of times to get me up and at the time I was eating breakfast I should have been at work. The day started out very warm and ended up hot with some very hot in between and only a little shower to make it cooler. [[Allen]] was back again and we were busy. We worked late as usual. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] was here for supper. After supper, we went over home and washed the car & took a swim. We had trouble starting the car but made out. We had nice watermelon & came on home to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 6, 1939|Jul 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 8, 1939|Jul 8, 1939]] }} a8b7d42d6348a9343859a30fbfb9a35f07b9e88c 0 2569 4999 4991 2015-01-08T16:16:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Allen]] was absent again today but I didn't get out in the truck much. Well, we weren't very busy and [[Groffie]] could take care of it. Hun & I had carpender work in the garret which we nicely attended to, even getting our shirts & pants soaked will sweat, so you know it was hot. Supper was late again and as soon, or before the dishes were all away, [[Elsie]] & [[Miriam Groff]] came to visit. We were expecting someone & didn't know who. [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s doing office work but it's late enough to quit. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 5, 1939|Jul 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 7, 1939|Jul 7, 1939]] }} 719fa27a1c894a511824fd8b4e9edaa16f3cab0b 0 2572 5000 4998 2015-01-08T16:16:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was surely a nice morning and a perfect day for anyone and everything. We went to S.S. and to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] where [[Mr. Kaufman]] & his father served communion. After Church we went to Aunt Mary & Uncle Ralph's & had a very swell and swelling chicken dinner. About 4:30 we left & went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] where the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] was having a picnic meeting in the meadow. There were upwards of 40 there & we swam, played ball, boated, ate supper & then had a nice little service. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 6, 1940|Jul 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 8, 1940|Jul 8, 1940]] }} 8947f49ca5153705a40dcc30a0231cfd48a3f43a 0 2574 5004 5003 2015-01-08T16:16:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I awoke this morning with some pretty nice dreams fresh in my memory. A fellow will do that sometimes. It was a pretty nice morning and a pretty nice day followed. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing. I went to the office. We were pretty busy down there. After we had a nice supper, a man came. Mr. Gamber showed us a nice display of this [[Guardian Service]] health service and we just bought a bunch. I went back to work then & busied myself as usual. It was still a nice night & I'm ready for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 7, 1940|Jul 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 9, 1940|Jul 9, 1940]] }} 40941c97d54643d791d345eca333c30440888c0f 0 2573 5006 5001 2015-01-08T16:16:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was so hot it bed this morning that I sweated. The day grew warmer as it grew older and all we could do was grin and bear it. I was mechanic and fixed the eccentrics on the wheat cleaner and it took most of the forenoon. [[Groffie]] & I took a dip after dinner. We got our piano tuned. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was busy in the afternoon and of course I got in her road as usual. It sort of burned me up and I wasn't feeling good anyhow, & I've been missing my lovin' so we aren't petting this Sat. night. Maybe sometime, again, for I gotta be wanted and appreciated. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 7, 1939|Jul 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 9, 1939|Jul 9, 1939]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 9f0a92cfab238940787aea9fde8c606c0fed9f42 0 2575 5009 5005 2015-01-08T16:16:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki No matter how much time we have in which to get ready for a certain thing, we always fiddle around until we have to hurry like anything to get there and then just make it. So it was with Sunday School. After [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] we went to [[Uncle Ralph's]] for dinner, a swell one. Later in the afternoon we went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & I swam. Then we had a little supper. We had a nice [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] meeting. Afterwards it was kinda bum. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val visited us afterwards & I kinda "beefed around." Now it's bedtime & quite a few hours were wasted. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 8, 1939|Jul 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 10, 1939|Jul 10, 1939]] }} 0ab624ed123efaac735765ee77910386cf7d1d73 0 2576 5012 5008 2015-01-08T16:16:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I guess our warm weather is here once and for all. It was hot when we got up and hotter still toward the middle of the afternoon. We were pretty busy at work. It's harvest time & they are starting to cut wheat. ([[Jane Young|Jane]] took the family over to Aunt [[Sheaffer]]s to pick raspberries. They got some nice ones.) (Tomorrow July 10. About nine oclock P.M. [[Sam Barrage]] called & wanted us to come down & upright his thresher. Bill & I went. [[Arthur S. Young|Mr. Young]] wasn't home. We had fun & got back about 12:30 & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was staying over night. (Hair cut.) ==Commentary== ''The entry for July 9 was apparently written in a hurry and features a great many parentheticals and marginal notes. It's unclear whether Sam Barrage's thresher accident happenened on the 9th or the 10th due to the placement of the note.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 8, 1940|Jul 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 10, 1940|Jul 10, 1940]] }} be1d24079090ab96566767a2ad3f49b0bbf32bd9 0 2578 5015 5014 2015-01-08T16:16:02Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Cornelius J. Hochstetler]] (and "Neal") got married today, bless his heart & hers too. We were practically swamped at the office. [[Arthur S. Young|Arthur]] went to [[Manheim]] & [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] and I were alone. We had to come back in the afternoon and get things lined up. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] brought a kitten up to us here at home, an addittion to our family. [[Jane Young|Jane]] knew I didn't want him, but insisted on getting even for some injustices in the past & present. We will get used to him. We took [[Red McLaughlin|Red]] and [[Aravella]] to see [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0032638/ "Irene"] in the evening and got home pretty late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 31, 1940|May 31, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 2, 1940|Jun 2, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] [[Category:Herman and Jane]] f3de1decb65b11b8a7cdcff9b550c6b2d24c36d5 0 2579 5017 5016 2015-01-08T16:16:02Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Who can sit at the close of a lovely day, when he has been surrounded by blessings and wondrous moments, and express the thankfulness and depth of satisfaction and joy that is in his heart? We finished at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] shortly after dinner. We got ready then and went to [[Ellis Keene]]'s & Magdeline's wedding at [[Middle Octararo]]. Through heavy showers that ne'er reached here, we went to [[Lancaster]] to shop. After a light supper, [[Ethel]] came to visit us. We had a lovely time and walked her to the bus. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 9, 1939|Jun 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 11, 1939|Jun 11, 1939]] }} 2b7fd23705d396a7b327db79c53ac2eb51547678 0 2577 5019 5011 2015-01-08T16:16:02Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki "And what is so rare as a day in June?" Man, this one was really rare. It was hot and sticky. My shirt was really wet. It was hard to get up but we made it. Everything seems to be going rosy and lovely. I really didn't expect such close harmony between us, and yet there is no reason for it to be otherwise. We were serenaded last night and I paid out to the tune of 7 bucks. There were 60 or 70 kids here and the noise was terrific. After hurried supper we went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] had children's day practice and we were supposed to have choir practice and didn't. We got our car fixed and headed for home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 31, 1939|May 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 2, 1939|Jun 2, 1939]] }} c1ce8010a3a359923da100349f1f05aca83c3075 0 2580 5022 5018 2015-01-08T16:16:02Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We begin another week but not the usual washday Monday. Last night's rain left mud everywhere and the world soaked. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to Lancaster and I to work again. It was a wet Monday. That means that farmers from far and near took time off to visit us a little. After supper [[Harold Keneagy|H.B.]] and I were both back at our desks on the job. Having so far neglected current events in the political world, I sidestep my former habit and record that [[wikipedia:Italian invasion of France|Italy declared war on England and France on the side of Germany]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 9, 1940|Jun 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 11, 1940|Jun 11, 1940]] }} 59ac6a75a3426e424da8e62ab03c1df50ef5ca2a 0 2581 5025 5021 2015-01-08T16:16:03Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki A bright Sunday morning awaited us as we awoke from a good night's sleep. We enjoyed a nice light breakfast. At [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] it was Children's Day. The children put on as good a program as has been given there, it seemed. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I were entertained at [[Isaac Eby Hershey|Uncle Ike Hershey]]'s along with other Brackbill children. It was hot but we enjoyed it. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]], [[Val]] & I went swimming at home. Then it rained & gusted. [[Pearl H.]] was in from [[Fulton County|Fulton Co.]] We all had supper there (Garden Spot) & enjoyed a nice evening. We skipped church which was just supposed to be a kid's party. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 10, 1939|Jun 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 12, 1939|Jun 12, 1939]] }} cc2298c7c1c0fd4fd8bfde534382e631ed14d2fa 0 2582 5028 5024 2015-01-08T16:16:03Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up in a cloudy morning and after my usual solo breakfast I went to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to washing later on. We were pretty busy as we are rainy days but got through on the upper side. After work I went with [[Harold Keneagy|Harold B. K.]] to [[Leaman Place]] to get my car. Then I came back for supper. After supper I returned to the office for that extra dollar and also to catch up some work which was awaiting me. It is nice to work steadily and not be bothered or interrupted. Ten oclock I got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 10, 1940|Jun 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 12, 1940|Jun 12, 1940]] }} c9193efb93549c320d1b99be370fffda83e505c7 0 2583 5031 5027 2015-01-08T16:16:03Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Two alarm clocks called out the alarm that it was five thirty and two of us hurried to quiet their feverish tinglings. Two of us had breakfast and the like. Then I went to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] & [[Jane Young|Jane]] stayed behind to finish up and do the washing. The day was nice after the rain&mdash;a perfect day in June. We were not rushed again and [[Groffie]] & I worked in the tail race. After a nice supper, we hurriedly dressed & took Stan along to [[County Chorus|Chorus]] practice in [[Lancaster]]. We got home quite early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 11, 1939|Jun 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 13, 1939|Jun 13, 1939]] }} d88cdebf3a81e58e8e0b5436b7e0d5cbaebb6fc1 0 2584 5034 5030 2015-01-08T16:16:03Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Woe is me. [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] was laying taxes and therefore was not at work all day today. [[Arthur S. Young|Mr. Young]] and Bill went to Court at West Chester and so I had the reins pretty much to myself and so was busy. It turned pretty hot today and being busy didn't make it any colder. After supper I pushed the harrow a while. Then got ready & went to choir practice etc. [[Red]] & [[Arvella]] were here when I got back & we talked and drank ginger ale till late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 11, 1940|Jun 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 13, 1940|Jun 13, 1940]] }} 06fd2afe707c55796cb03fdfca205cb9d05b3952 0 2586 5037 5036 2015-01-08T16:16:03Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Believe me please! It was hot today. The thermometer in the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] was hunting ninety most of the afternoon. We had the door and windows open and there was a nice air going. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] & [[Bill]] were to [[wikipedia:Westchester, PA|Westchester]] in the forenoon and we had lots to do at the office. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to Guild. I was harrowing garden when [[Webby|Web]] & [[Paul Beane]] came & helped me. Later on the [[Rutt]] Girls came a little. After dark & washed up and set out in the glider till about the time Jane came home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 12, 1940|Jun 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 14, 1940|Jun 14, 1940]] }} 6c783c88af5b0959ca91764b69c5c42f336b6d90 0 2585 5039 5033 2015-01-08T16:16:03Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This forenoon [[Earl]] & I handled dirt from the sides of the tail race again. It was good exercise, interesting work as well as a chance to work in the sun. This afternoon we were busy in the feed dept. once again but got done good and early. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for supper. [[Jane Young|Jane]] entertained the [[Guild]] in the evening. There was not so good a turnout due to the fact that we were having very heavy showers with thunderstorms. The meeting didn't break up until eleven. Then it was bed time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 12, 1939|Jun 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 14, 1939|Jun 14, 1939]] }} 88edf4bbbda23eab5523e3101cac49701168af2c 0 2587 5042 5038 2015-01-08T16:16:03Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The day was not clear when it dawned this morning but eventually the sun came out and it was fair again. The shower of last night made everything look fresh and new and, indeed, gave us humans a new lease on life. [[Groffie]] started washing the windows at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and things were more brisk. In the evening I picked 8 qts. of cherries and we <strike>stemmed</strike> seeded them till nine-thirty when it was bedtime. No time for our weeknight date but we're grown up now. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 13, 1939|Jun 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 15, 1939|Jun 15, 1939]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] 298d11b8c7d1732017043752843f33f10c89afa5 0 2588 5045 5041 2015-01-08T16:16:04Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up a little earlier this morning and had time to make myself a little cocoa for breakfast. The "nice breeze" from yesterday blew me a nice cold and I have been blowing my nose all day, feeling pretty tough. It was hot again and we were busy. We sold our last [[wikipedia:baler|Automaton]] that was ready--making 95. Also we got a new phone in. After supper I went back to work. [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] too. [[Betty]] & [[Gladys]] visited. It was still hot. We had icecream. We sat down home later & didn't get back home till 10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 13, 1940|Jun 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 15, 1940|Jun 15, 1940]] }} 9453fa7c61258a9556333f4bcaee9c12e1c5f50c 0 2590 5048 5047 2015-01-08T16:16:04Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki After a hot nights sleep we got up late as usual. We weren't downstairs yet when the doorbell rang. [[Mr. Williams]] had come to finish the papering in the living room. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herm]] went off to work and I did my Sat. morn chores. At dinner Herm came home, not feeling at all well. He went to bed and I drove [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]]'s car to take a load of delegates and baggage to [[Chestnut Level]]. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] went along to keep me company. We didn't get back till 5:15. At home Herm was still in bed and did not want much supper, so I ate light too. I sat on the glider, [[Mrs. Echman]] came over a while. We looked in vain for [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] but he did not come. Now I must go see how my patient is getting along. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 14, 1940|Jun 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 16, 1940|Jun 16, 1940]] }} [[Category:Journal entries by Jane]] bcae3ed19d299b7c98d6a010f428fe5ef5403b7a 0 2591 5050 5049 2015-01-08T16:16:04Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We both got up right after the alarm went off this morning. I cooked me a little oat meal along with [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s breakfast, I mean what she made for us. It turned out to be a terrible hot day all day. In the afternoon [[Allen]] & I were alone and terrible busy. We did fine, though, as we always do. Quick after supper, Jane and I got ready for company. The East Branch board was to meet here but no one showed up of them. [[Uncle Ralph]] & [[Mary Dague|Aunt Mary]] came & saved the day. After cherrie juice, we retired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 15, 1939|Jun 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 17, 1939|Jun 17, 1939]] }} 8d0b71c0d2d4d62e03b01cf906b2227bd98e9fe2 0 2592 5052 5051 2015-01-08T16:16:04Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I awoke early after a good nights sleep ready to tear into a days routine. After I had breakfast & a bath, I wasn't so sure that I was well enough to be out of bed. I went to SS anyway and church at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Old Leacock]] and didn't feel much worse. As we had planned, we went with [[Red]] & [[Arvella]] to [[wikipedia:Hershey, PA|Hershey]] after church--we had dinner in [[Lebanon]] and spent the afternoon in the [[wikipedia:Hersheypark|park at Hershey]]. It wasn't exactly the place to be on a Sunday but we enjoyed the fun house, boating and so forth. We came home about seven oclock and visited down home till ten. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 15, 1940|Jun 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 17, 1940|Jun 17, 1940]] }} 0576a4b4b929ffe973ea1d0bd6fbd705d52a29d6 0 2589 5054 5044 2015-01-08T16:16:04Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I don't know why, but getting up goes terrible hard for me, even now yet. I thought that, for sure, after I was married I could get out of my bed without a lot of back-biting. Maybe I should do something about it&mdash;really, I am getting enough sleep. Now, at the mill today, we found ourselves busy again. We "changed the sewing" in the office. We picked & seeded 15 qt of cherries more this evening. [[Luetta Sheaffer|Mrs. Y]] & kids & Ruth came & helped us&mdash;we didn't finish till nine thirty. Then everything stopped & [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 14, 1939|Jun 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 16, 1939|Jun 16, 1939]] }} df71c01fd905f195dea873e93b72fcaeed0016bf 0 2593 5055 5053 2015-01-08T16:16:04Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up when [[Jane Young|Jane]] did once and started the day off right. It was still as hot as last night and got as the sun beat upon us. [[Dick]] & [[Morris Schnupp|Schnuppie]] went fishing and we had the place to ourselves. We were busy, but got done till noon. Dick & [[Mick]] & [[Virginia Sheaffer|Aunt Vergie]] looked us over after dinner. We went shopping & took [[C. Everett Young|Everett]], [[Warren Brackbill|Barney]] & [[Pete Brown|Wilson]] to [[Chestnut Level]]. Then sang at [[Middle Octararo]] after lunch in [[Quarryville]]. We & Youngs visited Groffs informally. A thundershower chased heat away although we may get no rain. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 16, 1939|Jun 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 18, 1939|Jun 18, 1939]] }} d697aac6405e1dab5a2df762bf2ddb601f816c2d 0 2594 5058 5056 2015-01-08T16:16:05Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Monday forenoon was pretty good. [[Arthur S. Young|"Daddy"]] was there and all our questions had an answer. In the afternoon he left for [[wikipedia:Chambersburg, PA|Chambersburg]] to Synod to last till Friday. It was a busy day. It rained a little and the farmers came in to swamp us. After supper, I had three places I should have gone but I skipped Chorus practice and Fire Co. meeting and went to H. Lester Shenk to a Budget Committee of the County [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Union. It lasted a good while & I was late getting home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 16, 1940|Jun 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 18, 1940|Jun 18, 1940]] }} 5fb1fb4af333a76f4c3e2ae6d39c5c8d27655d35 0 2596 5061 5059 2015-01-08T16:16:05Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This fine day of rest started out restfully with a couple of hours extra sleep or rest. We had to hurry a little to get to Sunday School but made it. I pinch hitted for the song leader. We had church at [[Old Leacock]]. Dinner was at [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]'s. [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] & [[Marg]] & [[Darlene]] were there also. It was swell. [[Elsie]] & [[Ellis]] visited a few minutes. Then we all came down here for supper & to play tennis. Everything went grandly. (?) They left about nine oclock and we prepared for bed. The day was extra cool almost chilly toward evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 17, 1939|Jun 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 19, 1939|Jun 19, 1939]] }} d61e895760634a38adcf4101d2e11136725f6b36 0 2598 5064 5062 2015-01-08T16:16:05Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was a nice morning after the little shower we had last night. We weren't quite so busy today and had time to get through with our work. There surely is plenty to do in all lines these days. If it isn't one thing, it's another. We had supper down home--a good one too. After supper I dressed up & went out with [[Walter McIlvane]] collecting fore the Building Fund. I met some new people and visited some other friends. We stayed down home then I listened to [[wikipedia:Fibber McGee and Molly|Fibber McGee & Molly]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 17, 1940|Jun 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 19, 1940|Jun 19, 1940]] }} 99bfc3263287a8296d3741db21a56d95e6c024bc 0 2600 5067 5065 2015-01-08T16:16:05Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The sound of the rain took me back to the farm in mind. I thought I could sleep on and rest a-while longer. But I was sadly mistaken. I was only miller and carpenter today. I didn't help downstairs one bit. We got two nice presents yet today. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] gave us peas & Grandma Y. cherries also. It rained all day. In the evening Yuninger brought Mother & I some of the Brackbill children. They looked the place over & seemed tickled. It still rains and is time to turn in. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 18, 1939|Jun 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 20, 1939|Jun 20, 1939]] }} bf1b56a930b8f1fd0dcd7d7d0c9eb1b237b58b8d 0 2602 5070 5068 2015-01-08T16:16:06Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The sun came up nice and bright this morning and warm. I reported for work but soon came back and got ready to go to [[Lancaster]]. Once in Lancaster we sang over the radio on the Morning Devotions. The Y.P. and the other choir. After that we shopped and visited [[Phil Egster|Phil]]. I went to work after dinner again. We had a gust late in the afternoon. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|"Mother"]] came up for supper. After that I went to Choir practice at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We talked afterward then came home & talked some more then took the company home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 18, 1940|Jun 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 20, 1940|Jun 20, 1940]] }} 3472b172a13f67f1ab550459c1c94bfad2d3b0c8 0 2604 5073 5071 2015-01-08T16:16:07Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We couldn't get ourselves to feel like getting up, but we managed it all right. We had to hurry too much to suit me. I walked down and went along with [[Groffie]] to work. We found ourselves quite busy and worked hard to get finished by quitting time and were but an hour late. It sprinkled a few sparse drops of rain & was cloudy almost all day. After another fine supper, I got the old hoe and exterminated some grass and weeds from the potato patch. [[Aunt May]], [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & Esther, were here a little while in the evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 1, 1939|Jun 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 3, 1939|Jun 3, 1939]] }} 233176f5464ff7f5086634664968ebecdfcc3d42 0 2606 5077 5074 2015-01-08T16:16:07Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki A beautiful morning was this first one of June. We gently drifted along to S.S. and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] (I say "drifted" because it didn't take any effort, it seemed the thing to do.) The Young People's choir sang in the morning - a first time of the summer. They unveiled a new baptismal fount. We dined at home. In the afternoon the neighbor children gathered to play croquet. [[Jane Young|Jane]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and after church we went over home for about an hour. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 1, 1940|Jun 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 3, 1940|Jun 3, 1940]] }} a966cbf732ff645238db5f8ee789979856dd5809 0 2607 5080 5076 2015-01-08T16:16:07Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today was nice. The rain was no over yet this morning and so [[Jane Young|Jane]] didn't do the washing again. A few heavy showers made things a bit wetter. [[Dick]] & I worked a good part of the time in the garret cleaning up. It was very dirty & dusty & hot, and both of us were sick of it till evening. After supper Betty D. visited a little. I trimmed hedge till dark & went to N---s. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for supper again, nicely. The work was done early & now we read for a change. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 19, 1939|Jun 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 21, 1939|Jun 21, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 508c66b656d64a63818e333fba2ad06acf7d35fb 0 2608 5083 5079 2015-01-08T16:16:07Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up a little brighter & earlier this morning. [[Jane Young|Jane]] had breakfast on the table when I came down. She took me to work and went on over home & helped can peas all day. We were not especially busy at work today, and so it went well. I had dinner down home. It was very cool today--below 70 even inside. After supper we took [[Romaine]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to [[Chestnut Level]]. It was a swell night and swell service but we hadn't enough time to talk with the kids. We got home late & sleepy as well. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 19, 1940|Jun 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 21, 1940|Jun 21, 1940]] }} 1f681a23c1060cfb72e07d678afb3ba7d6a4cffd 0 2609 5086 5082 2015-01-08T16:16:07Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The sun was shining brightly this morning when our kind Big Ben called us. We soon got up for we both had early morning work to do. [[Jane Young|Jane]] her washing, and I had potatoes to dust before the sun took the dew away. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], things were normal. I nearly finished the cleaning in the garret. The feed business was about the same. [[Groffie]] brought cobs before supper. Supper was large & good. W. Wenger came just to see us. I hoed garden & Jane ironed. I quit at dark but she is still at it. &mdash;9:15 P.M. This is Wed. night, but Jane said "Old Man 'Usta' is dead." {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 20, 1939|Jun 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 22, 1939|Jun 22, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 3b85abfe843a22e8f64e90bdf0bb724497357a1a 0 2610 5089 5085 2015-01-08T16:16:08Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Cherries are ripe and I recall having been expected to get up early and pick them. It wasn't summer to me today, even though it is June 21, --it was very cool and we had the furnace going at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] picked some cherries later and with [[Nancy Young|Nancy]]'s help canned about 8 quart. [[Arthur S. Young|"Daddy" Young]] returned home this afternoon. It was pay day, and busy. After supper I went to [[East Branch]] meeting and we planned summer picnic and even fall Rallies. It was a lovely night. The big yellow moon just came up as I came home. Jane was in bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 20, 1940|Jun 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 22, 1940|Jun 22, 1940]] }} 9a8188d145491bdaa87d6dc8d04e7faf3b3cf19d 0 2611 5092 5088 2015-01-08T16:16:08Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I would rather have laid awhile this morning but [[Jane Young|Jane]] was so tired and sleepy that I let her rest and got breakfast started myself. Jane soon came to my rescue. Work at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] certainly isn't monotonous. Today, [[Dick]] & [[Groffie]] went up the creek to fix a big leak in the side of the race. [[Allen]] & I were left to ourselves at the mill with the milll shut down and not many orders. ---- After supper, Jane & I went to [[Chestnut Level]] & heard Dr. [[T. Roland Philips|T. Roland Phillip]] and saw many good old friends. It was raining when we came back. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 21, 1939|Jun 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 23, 1939|Jun 23, 1939]] }} 7a8431494e6972f22ce36ce80f2d84e3680c9a17 0 2612 5094 5091 2015-01-08T16:16:08Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This was a pretty husky day here. As usual I went to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]] in the morning and we put in a pretty busy time. In the afternoon there were a good many things I would like to have done. [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]] wanted me to have a load of peas, I should have worked in my garden, mowed my yard etc and we were invited to Marg & [[Willis Bucher|Willis']] and I was kinda achin to go to [[Chestnut Level]]; but I went back to the office to the same old grind. In the evening [[Jane Young|Jane]] went down home a little. Then we went to bed early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 21, 1940|Jun 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 23, 1940|Jun 23, 1940]] }} d08de1d479f341eee96218076f1de491a43e93db 0 2613 5097 5095 2015-01-08T16:16:08Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki A wish came true today. I have been hoping for a year now that I would get a chance to go up the creek and go to work on a big leak in the dam. Today I was sent up to help. It gave me a chance to do some entirely new work, to get away from the grind and dust of the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], to get a little sunburn, and to change the routine of the day's work in general. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to orchestra practice and brought [[Betty Doutrich]]. I first finished mowing the yard. We took Betty home & went for a nice moonlight swim. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 22, 1939|Jun 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 24, 1939|Jun 24, 1939]] }} bc9b5a29e8b33f62003130fdbf31f9257dd22b75 0 2615 5100 5098 2015-01-08T16:16:08Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The town population has increased by the birth of a 9 1/4 lb Miller kid boy. I guess it won't be long till he is throwing stones like his brothers (like I am). It was a cloudy morning. The boys sextet didn't sing well. [[Mr. Rankin]] preached for [[Mr. Kaufman]]. We had dinner [[Brackbill Farm|down home]]--chicken. We packed lunch & all went merrily to [[Chestnut Level]]. We had a swell time, a good time too. All our friends were there from [[Paradise]], about. The service in the evening was quite large 6 or 7 hundred people. Even [[Kate Hemphill]]. We got home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 22, 1940|Jun 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 24, 1940|Jun 24, 1940]] }} 64f8d4fa67ef9fd770e57760153f60f6231ba481 0 2617 5103 5101 2015-01-08T16:16:09Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I felt very much like taking my time to getting to work this morning for [[John]] was not there. We boys had it all to ourselves but had to work hard to get done till one thirty. It was a nice hot day and we sweated; especially hoeing the potatoes in the afternoon. [[Mrs. Eckman]] came and visited us. [[Dick]] & [[Hen]] took us to see a show after supper. Then we came back here & ate & visited. It was not late when they left but bed was the next thing in order. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 23, 1939|Jun 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 25, 1939|Jun 25, 1939]] }} da5acfe81c6a2c2114438de37fa9fa600af32d5f 0 2619 5107 5104 2015-01-08T16:16:09Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't get up in time to shave this morning but that's how it goes. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing but it wasn't a good day for it. We were busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] as usual Monday. In the evening it really rained. [[Jerry]] & [[Ruth]] visited a little while. I took a bath & got ready for [[County Chorus|County C.E. Chorus]] practice. Practice was way over by [[wikipedia:Denver, PA|Denver]]. I took Emma & ___ along & we got there on time. Practice wasn't so hot but we expect to sing quite well on Wed. nite. same place. We came home quick but tired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 23, 1940|Jun 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 25, 1940|Jun 25, 1940]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 99f8dd38ce7543eac79a769f4b97ba544d483645 0 2621 5110 5109 2015-01-08T16:16:09Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I was quite sleepy again this morning and I guess [[Jane Young|Jane]] was too for she stayed in bed as usual & slept. The old phone kept ringing right and left, keeping us busy. We have a man who is new since yesterday, [[Walter Kellenberger]], who is doing some of our stenog. work. Jane is being kept company with [[C. Everett Young|Everett]]'s radio these days. After supper I went back to work. We were still busy and I worked up till 10:30. Now I'm tired & sleepy & ready for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 24, 1940|Jun 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 26, 1940|Jun 26, 1940]] }} 2d4973c0d4c71ee6b5ed67822f87854be19bd399 0 2622 5112 5111 2015-01-08T16:16:10Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki After a queer and slightly restless night for both of us, we got up late, both still sleepy and tired. [[John]] was still absent from the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and there were not many orders. The mill was still still and so we had quite a pleasant day of it. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to Guild at [[Mrs. Beaner]]. We were supposed to have U.C.C.E. meeting but didn't. I picked 2 qt. of raspberries and then settled down to read. It was rather a lonely evening for I am not used to such isolation. All the company I had was our neighbors radio--which reminds me of a Hotel or something. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 25, 1939|Jun 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 27, 1939|Jun 27, 1939]] }} 9e904c33f8ed8bc569176f78a381f3425acbe4c3 0 2623 5114 5113 2015-01-08T16:16:10Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Some workmen were uploading coal close by our residence this morning and it awakened me early. Therefore I was up and to work quite on time. My first customer was [[Harold Brackbill|Brother Harold]]. We were surely busy all day long. It was a nice day and everything was allright. [[Jane Young|Jane]] visited [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] in the afternoon. After supper we hurried and went to [[wikipedia:Denver, PA|Denver]] to give a recital of the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Chorus. There was a nice crowd there and we sang quite all right. It wasn't even late when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 25, 1940|Jun 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 27, 1940|Jun 27, 1940]] }} 55aca5d1bc2625bc5b59f26ed6f84322d4dcec39 0 2620 5116 5106 2015-01-08T16:16:10Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up nearly an hour late this morning but not too late for Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We ate a scanty breakfast. For dinner we went to cousin [[Warren Graham]] [[White Horse]]. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val, [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]] & [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] & others were there. We had a fine time and a wonderful meal. We went over [[Brackbill Farm|Home]] in the late PM and had a swim and supper. After supper we took [[Dot]] & [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] to [[Chestnut Level]] to get [[Warren Brackbill|Warren]]. It was a big meeting and many friends were there. Bed again -- 10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 24, 1939|Jun 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 26, 1939|Jun 26, 1939]] }} 1368c87d0e44cb5901b2ade83664139317040338 0 2624 5119 5115 2015-01-08T16:16:10Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Having forgotten to set the alarm last night, we didn't get up till 6 oclock and so had to hurry. [[Groffie]] came up for me and my books--but reluctantly (as I found out later). [[John]] was back on the job and they finished working on the dam. We got real busy in the afternoon and worked up a sweat. After a supper of onions, etc., I didn't do much. Just tried to figure out my personal account. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was busier. She finished ironing, which took quite a while. I expect to wash & shave yet tonight but it's late now. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 26, 1939|Jun 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 28, 1939|Jun 28, 1939]] }} e0ccc23b9bc57b7599fdd09a98ece6f5283a0b10 0 2626 5122 5121 2015-01-08T16:16:10Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki If the early bird catches the worm, we were entitled to one this morning for I was so early that, after I walked down to Earls, I had to wait for him no short time. The feed business is picking up again. We were real busy on up until just before quitting time. We started the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] grinding again. After supper we fetched Grammy, Auntie, Mamma Y. etc. to visit us. After they left, who should come but [[Mary Jane]], Bros. & Kenny. We showed them through in like manner. We like company. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 27, 1939|Jun 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 29, 1939|Jun 29, 1939]] }} d8208d9efb63442aa70ff9aa50618da64e422051 0 2625 5123 5118 2015-01-08T16:16:10Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Nothing happened in the morning - maybe. That is, nothing to worry about. In the evening we had choir practice--we young people. The boys came late, as usual and we didn't practice very long. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] beefed about that. [[Katie Hemphill]] was there. [[Rachel Keene]]'s S.S. class had a doggie roast also and some of us boys happened to get in for some of the eats and fun. The boys borrowed my car again & left theirs at the shop. I was late home & lost [[C. Everett Young|Everett]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 26, 1940|Jun 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 28, 1940|Jun 28, 1940]] }} 5e9f22c413af291402fac469487fcfda67890afe 0 2627 5127 5124 2015-01-08T16:16:10Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki There seemed to be nothing very important to get up for this morning so I was late again--not very late, but just so I wasn't on time. It was pay day and I was busy again, but got the checks out quite on time. I went back to work after supper again. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold--Short]] came over & we went to [[Shirks]] for his car. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother B]] visited [[Jane Young|Jane]] a while also [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] and Auntie. There was a big rain storm in the afternoon and it still carried on at night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 27, 1940|Jun 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 29, 1940|Jun 29, 1940]] }} 7acc69b7a1e460565fda1aa866c4490d9863f31e 0 2628 5130 5126 2015-01-08T16:16:11Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We weren't late this morning either. In fact, [[Groffie]] & I were the first at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[John]]'s wife & son Jackie arrived home from both World Fairs last evening and so John was a little bit late. I spent most of my day repairing the wheat cleaner; in the capacity, so it seems, of general overseer to the flour mill. After the dishes were done and the beans on the stove to cook and the raspberries ready for jelly we went to Sr. Choir practice and made out as O.K. as ever. It tried to rain a little by evening but didn't kick up much. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 28, 1939|Jun 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 30, 1939|Jun 30, 1939]] }} 6e88127b8222f53d1f894edab440567ee34e545e 0 2629 5132 5129 2015-01-08T16:16:11Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I wasn't slept out this morning yet and yawned all day long. I had a nice trip to the banks to make in the morning & didn't get my other work finished. I went back for a while after dinner. [[Webby|Webbie]] washed my car kinda & then I came home again. After Supper we went to visit [[Phil Egster]] with [[Matt. Groff]] & his wife. We took a little gift of money to him. He was pleased very much. We came home by [[New Holland]] & visited a little & played with the cat. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 28, 1940|Jun 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 30, 1940|Jun 30, 1940]] }} 616178ae5f24f3b3abc3b37651b35b6f87a0b281 0 2630 5135 5133 2015-01-08T16:16:11Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki After a night of unappreciated dreams, we got up and had breakfast in the usual order, with not too much time to spare. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we were really busy. Phone calls meant feed orders and plenty of them. We got finished about one oclock and came ome to more work. I finished hoeing our potatoes and messed around the garden in general. It still didn't rain and still needs it. After supper we washed and dressed up and waited for company to come. No one came except the [[Young]] family, but of course, they were company enough. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 2, 1939|Jun 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 4, 1939|Jun 4, 1939]] }} 0fc0fc4edd1c3a874453797aa6ebed86123fdb90 0 2632 5138 5136 2015-01-08T16:16:11Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I intended to get up earlier this morning and to go to work earlier, but I didn't. I made it just about as usual. It was another nice day and we were pretty busy. The last day of the month things had to be done. After supper, [[Red McLaughlin|Red]] and [[Arvella]] dropped in. [[Sam Wenger|Mr. Wenger]] came in and we signed a lease for the rent of the house. The [[County Chorus]] had a doggie roast at Roots and we really went and enjoyed it a terrible lot. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 2, 1940|Jun 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 4, 1940|Jun 4, 1940]] }} 928ef82f8658a14ae187e8ff9927a93e10009f6f 0 2634 5142 5139 2015-01-08T16:16:11Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]] didn't have to wait for me this morning again. That makes it nice. We were surely in the midst of things at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today and it all totaled up in the high figures. It was hot again--good harvest weather. Incidentally harvest is much earlier this year for many farmers have threshed already. I carted the books home with me this evening. After supper we went to a fake orchestra practice, and to a sparsely attended but quite worthwhile Preparatory service at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 29, 1939|Jun 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 1, 1939|Jul 1, 1939]] }} d8cff99f40b539f5bf6215c4451ece67615ee5a5 0 2635 5145 5141 2015-01-08T16:16:11Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It wasn't hard to get up this morning. The sun came up nice and bright and everything was lovely. We went to S. S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. The girls gave their [[Chestnut Level]] reports in S.S. We had an outside minister at church. We were down at the [[David Groff]]s for dinner with [[Youngs]]. Then in the afternoon we went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]]. The whole family but [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] was there. It rained & blew a lot. We had a District 5 meeting at Pequea which was well attended. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 29, 1940|Jun 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 1, 1940|Jul 1, 1940]] }} 9e840361da3c1775d35b1b23d196a2ea0d747ccb 0 2636 5148 5144 2015-01-08T16:16:12Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] stirred this morning and got up before me. We had a leisurely breakfast and went off to Sunday School amid blessed showers of rain. Attendance at services was scanty, but the services were all fine. After a blue ribbon dinner we both, Jane and I, slept or dozed most of the time in the afternoon. After supper, we took Esther along to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Jane led a nice meeting. We had slides in church afterwards, the gang came here to visit, we played & ate and enjoyed a pleasant evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 3, 1939|Jun 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 5, 1939|Jun 5, 1939]] }} 8b3dc58d6a1992ea4ccf9946641105438a1be795 0 2637 5151 5147 2015-01-08T16:16:12Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Come on, sleepyheads, get up! Too tired? You had long night's rest, too sleepy? Didn't you sleep all night? Isn't there anything for you to do or no service you can render? Come on, you'll be all right once you are up and have your face washed, of course so it goes. We were alone and busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] all day. It was surely hot, the hottest this summer yet by far. After supper we went to pageant practice and board meeting and a sweet little social of the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 3, 1940|Jun 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 5, 1940|Jun 5, 1940]] }} 26bbfbda4ae54e05f27e17c59e3ad02cb5441188 0 2638 5154 5150 2015-01-08T16:16:12Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We were supposed to get up early and get at the washing, but, as you might have guessed, we didn't get up early at all. [[Jane Young|Jane]] washed anyhow and didn't get to work early. We were not overworked at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. This time of year is slack. In the evening we went into [[Lancaster]] to [[County Chorus]] practice but not enough came to have practice so we saw a movie --"[http://imdb.com/title/tt0031404/ The Hardys Ride High]". It was a real good, decent picture. We got to bed rather late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 4, 1939|Jun 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 6, 1939|Jun 6, 1939]] }} eda395e8bd007ece5fcb187f9575aaca504c1a56 0 2639 5157 5153 2015-01-08T16:16:12Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki No use, can't get up early to save my neck. [[Jane Young|Jane]] never gets up anymore till after I've gone to work. We weren't extra busy but had enough to keep us stepping. Paul and [[Arthur S. Young|"Daddy"]] were away all day appraising Landis Brothers in [[Lancaster]]. Jane and [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|her mother]] went to Lancaster in the afternoon. After supper we went to pageant practice and choir practice. There was a pretty good turnout. We had a long practice and did well. Afterwards we went to [[Singers]] and all had icecream. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 4, 1940|Jun 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 6, 1940|Jun 6, 1940]] }} 043dfb04a4186b12f26acdb30faa78de6e727007 0 2640 5160 5156 2015-01-08T16:16:12Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Somehow it doesn't seem easy to get up any more. I could <strike>lay</strike> lie in bed till [[Jane Young|Jane]] got my breakfast ready, but, would that be nice? Another day at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]&mdash;an exceptionally long day, it seemed. Everything is dry and hot and badly in need of rain (or snow). After supper we went to [[Intercourse]] and bought a nice 3 way light. We came back to [[Kinzers]] to a board meeting at [[Esther]]'s. Attendance was fine and business was orderly. We had fun but had to break away and come home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 5, 1939|Jun 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 7, 1939|Jun 7, 1939]] }} 2e913a8808c99859f70cf849b0a01516b8a945aa 0 2641 5163 5159 2015-01-08T16:16:12Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Another beautiful clear morning greeted us, promising a swell, summer day. [[Jane Young|Jane]] stayed abed as usual, and I went to work. This [[wikipedia:baler|automaton]] business is certainly booming, with a total of 75 gone out to date and 30 this season. [[Mr. Williams]] came and got ready to paper our front room. After supper we hoed the garden. [[Webby]] came and we talked and planned. I read a few chapters of "Bambi" and then retired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 5, 1940|Jun 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 7, 1940|Jun 7, 1940]] }} 7ce04907075e3539e854a8000102cb0937a83d89 0 2642 5165 5162 2015-01-08T16:16:12Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Up again with not the slightest promise of rain. We still live in hopes that some day we will get rain. Time went a little more swiftly and unboringly at work today. I seem to be gaining a pound or two now and then; but why shouldn't I. Lots to eat, and lots of sleep. Mr. & Mrs. [[Morris Schnupp]] & son Lem, came to pay us a nice visit in the evening. We had a swell time&mdash;but they caught us with an empty ice box and no arrangements to get any refreshments. We got to bed & sleep early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 6, 1939|Jun 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 8, 1939|Jun 8, 1939]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] d52221a4253eee717475b9189a310fb8ff6ae780 0 2643 5168 5164 2015-01-08T16:16:13Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We arose early this morning, both of us, to be ready for the paper hanger. He came before breakfast and was finished shortly after dinner. It was warm again, almost too warm for good work. We were busy and the checks nearly didn't get out. After supper I took some of the townschildren whom I had hauled to and from Bible school the past two weeks to their graduation which was in the form of a demonstration. It was encouraging and stimulating. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 6, 1940|Jun 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 8, 1940|Jun 8, 1940]] }} ec6b7513e7ea2a4de551f815b821b1dfc7b3b676 0 2644 5171 5167 2015-01-08T16:16:13Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Just another day in many respects, yet no two days are very nearly alike. The sky seemed to promise a little or big rain soon. In the afternoon at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] I had a different kind of a task. I was shoveling & digging the banks by the tail race&mdash;broadening it. After supper I mowed the lawn and got my hair cut. Mrs. Newswenger visited [[Jane Young|Jane]] and talked and visited. A thunderstorm seems to be brewing. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 7, 1939|Jun 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 9, 1939|Jun 9, 1939]] }} 85b97477a6be2d542c39f87e48376069c02a0196 0 2645 5174 5170 2015-01-08T16:16:13Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Nothing happened at the office worth mentioning, at least not worth remembering four days later, which is now. I worked again in the afternoon. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to children's day practice. When I did come home finally, I mowed the yard, then we ate supper. When I was cleaning myself up after supper, [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came. I had to get my hair cut. The whole Young family came with icecream. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] showed the [[wikipedia:Baler|automaton]] movies and we listened to his radio. All went home in good time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 7, 1940|Jun 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 9, 1940|Jun 9, 1940]] }} 4b06aff825ae635ed4979e608c9f425021e1c0e6 0 2646 5177 5173 2015-01-08T16:16:13Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up more reluctantly than I did this morning, accordingly. I got off to work earlier and we faced another hot day. By different situations arising, we were all kept quite busy all day. [[Morris]] cleaned his cistern and I drove his truck a little. I drove in home, Garden Spot, after work & got some potatoes late. We had a fine supper with spinach. Afterwards we fiddled around the garden, cleaned my car and such like. We see no visitors and will retire early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 8, 1939|Jun 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 10, 1939|Jun 10, 1939]] }} 1a3e05996c5906f91762fa6c541a574798beeee3 0 2647 5180 5176 2015-01-08T16:16:13Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Childrens Day, aaaah! Bringing to mind those days when pretty girls and fancy dresses made an impression on me, when we all had our piece to say and all had a good laugh at the little kids. Those days have not been forgotten, yet the day has not failed to bring its annual blessings to all of us. We ate at home after church. [[Webby]] went along over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] after dinner. We swam. [[Harold Brackbill|Short--Harold]]--had just gotten home from college. It was warm and we played croquet. [[Aldina Beane|Aldina]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Jane didn't go. A very heavy rain & gust flooded cars and roads but we had fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 8, 1940|Jun 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 10, 1940|Jun 10, 1940]] }} b4c506bf4735561a1dfd865f5e3d51f44a4374b1 0 2648 5183 5179 2015-01-08T16:16:13Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Of my own free will I was about an hour late for work but rather felt I deserved a little rest. We were not very busy right away and it worked out all right. We got real busy soon and found were were up to our necks in work. We got done almost till quitting time. It was a nice spring day with plenty of wind. After supper we all hurried to choir practice. Some were missing but we had a real fine rehearsal. We had no prayer meeting and we forgot to ask about Mr. Kaufman's health. We got a cute little collie pup. I was coming home in good time but got a little detained. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 28, 1939|Feb 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 2, 1939|Mar 2, 1939]] }} a8d9a3e0f480d01d352bc45ad708c6ce412bb8c3 0 2649 5186 5182 2015-01-08T16:16:13Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki March doesn't come in like a lion. It was cloudy and dreary but it didn't rain or snow as expected. We went to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again but didn't do much -- that is, along the regular lines. We weren't busy in the feed department and so had to find work in other departments such as clean up, grease, marksmanship, etc. After supper we had a social committee meeting of the [[East Branch]]. The four girls and myself had a nice busy evening. After they left we retired for it was bedtime. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 29, 1940|Feb 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 2, 1940|Mar 2, 1940]] }} ec7cc2dadb6a5c9cfc122a238a9fd84960d27537 0 2650 5189 5185 2015-01-08T16:16:13Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got awake with good intentions but went back to sleep for too long a stretch. That made me late again. Things went nicely all day long. The sun shone cheerily and kept us happy. I tired myself out running up & down steps and around the corners. I loitered too long after work and was late for supper which was served about six. After supper we played with the pup. [[Warren Brackbill|Warren]] went away, but we three practiced our cantata, not getting very much accomplished. I went off to bed in good time. ? '''Have you filed your Federal Income Tax Report?''' What income? ==Commentary== The journal that [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] was writing in was a pre-printed journal (from the National Blank Book Company of Holyoke, Massachusetts) that listed days of the year and occasional special reminders, such as the income tax one shown above. These will be shown in the text only when Herman pointed them out. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 9, 1939|Mar 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 11, 1939|Mar 11, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 9c70f6bbd1f65841a38e48b4b7a1ca7eb99d2e4c 0 2651 5192 5188 2015-01-08T16:16:14Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning was clear and bright & windy. I got up about 7:45 & set a few things out for breakfast. [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up then and we had a meal. [[Ralph Bair]] went with us to Sunday School & enrolled. We stayed for [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] as usual. We were entertained for dinner at Aunt El__'s. Mother & Dad also. For supper we went home to the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]] and had usual [[icecream]]. [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] was poorly attended and church rather poorly. We had no Y.P. choir. M.S.T.C. Choir's singing took a number from us. We got home real early [[Dialect|once]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 9, 1940|Mar 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 11, 1940|Mar 11, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 92e00ca15ee28460e22010ab0b305748c7f791b6 0 2652 5195 5191 2015-01-08T16:16:14Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Once for a change, I got up early and went to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] early. We were real busy and worked a good part of the afternoon to get finished. It was real cold when the day began and soon it was snowing. After snowing a few inches, it turned to sleet, then rain in the evening. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took a couple of the boys to [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]'s [[Blue Ball]] spelling bee where I was a judge. The rain freezing on the windshield made it mean. Jane & I made up for lost time. We wound up by sleeping or oversleeping. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1939|Mar 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 12, 1939|Mar 12, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 08316ea8ef7d3e9ae6016fa5ba2be1b1f81d4398 0 2654 5198 5197 2015-01-08T16:16:14Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up this morning all right. After breakfast & minor details, I went to S.S. with [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & the rest. It was cloudy and a little bit rainy. It was our good fortune to have as guests for dinner [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Mary Jane]], also [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]. After a lingering dinner, we practiced cantata and the like. We killed time with [[Chinese Checkers]] and question writing. After supper we hurried off to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. It was a rainy night and a very few were out. Choir practice afterward didn't go so especially well. The family had just gone to bed when we got home and left us a cozy evening in which to sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1939|Mar 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 13, 1939|Mar 13, 1939]] }} ce79e56ca814213572bfb45f696e8294ec84e8ad 0 2653 5200 5194 2015-01-08T16:16:14Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We heard a robin before we got up. The weather condition was surprising this morning. A cold north wind had lowered the temperature and cooled things off very much -- the windows were even frozen. We got the old [[Hess's Mill|mill]] running again and were so constantly unoccupied that it was hard to keep warm. Mush & milk for supper - a real winter meal. After supper I went to [[Lancaster|Lanc.]] to a Staff meeting. We had a nutty time but got much accomplished. It was late when I got home & [[Jane Young|Jane]] was in bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1940|Mar 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 12, 1940|Mar 12, 1940]] }} ff6b0bb9162ce2e2918fc9fa893c56b806656a52 0 2656 5203 5202 2015-01-08T16:16:14Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki After having done too much oversleeping, I felt pretty guilty when I went to work almost an hour late. I tried to condole myself with the fact that I had worked all [[HB Journal for Mar 11, 1939|Saturday afternoon]] without remuneration. We were not extra busy anyway. The sun drove a good bit of the snow into the ground, but the wind did its share to preserve the cold. After supper we boys all went to U.C.C.E. meeting at church. We had a nice time but it seemed a little useless. Now it is eleven thirty and bedtime. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 12, 1939|Mar 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 14, 1939|Mar 14, 1939]] }} 76a0aedea8c86c9448f9ed9483a1e089c1300317 0 2657 5205 5204 2015-01-08T16:16:15Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The days are beginning to look and feel like Spring. It was actually warm today in the sun, away from the wind that was blowing mildly. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[Allen]] got sick in the afternoon and had to go home. We finished late. After eating a big suppper we went to prayer meeting at [[Soudersburg]] ([[Harsh]]'s). Then we had Young People's Choir practice at the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. It went O.K. We came home late, ate & went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 12, 1940|Mar 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 14, 1940|Mar 14, 1940]] }} 8aca50af7ae8a82ddfd98e1832712665b6817fda 0 2658 5207 5206 2015-01-08T16:16:15Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today I started late again and then had a flat tire to change before starting for work. Looking back over the day's work gives me much satisfaction for things went smoothly. [[John]] was away most of the time and we were busy but we didn't botch it. After work I fixed my tire and was late for supper. After supper I sat around and waited for the boys to get ready to practice singing and by the time they were ready, I felt no more like singing than flying through the air. And so to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 13, 1939|Mar 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 15, 1939|Mar 15, 1939]] }} c2dd573a8f5e2bd2198133a8d307fc70b14aa814 0 2655 5209 5199 2015-01-08T16:16:15Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was colder yet this morning - the thermometer was down between ten and fifteen. There was quite a bit of ice on the dam. [[Groffie & I were first to work, except for [[John Hess|John]]. We had to make up for lost time at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today, it seemed, for there was no end to orders. The sun shone all day but that wind blew right along. After supper I went out & solicited for the supper Sat. [[Ruth]] & [[Jerry]] were here visiting. [[Jane Young|Jane]] typed & I tried to keep my eyes open later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 11, 1940|Mar 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 13, 1940|Mar 13, 1940]] }} ba43ecb4b1f6e2a5f2b09119b91fc5cf83d52451 0 2660 5212 5211 2015-01-08T16:16:15Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Well it was a beautiful day today. That is, if you like waiting fifteen minutes for your breakfast & being that much late for work; if you like working till you can hardly stand up amid dust, dirt & noise of all descriptions; if you like cloudy, rainy, muddy, wet weather with little or no sun; if you like to sit around with the girl friend till all hours of the night, with a headache and being very sleepy. Yes it was a beautiful day. All joking aside, it was. Everything went perfect, including choir practice & play afterwards. Now I look forward to a few hours sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 14, 1939|Mar 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 16, 1939|Mar 16, 1939]] }} 54c64830530e7e791477783a31c35dcb1d1b7005 0 2661 5214 5213 2015-01-08T16:16:16Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Snow covered the ground & things when we got up. The sun came out and melted some of it but the day was pretty cold. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but could finish [[Dialect|till]] quitting time. I had a trip to the bank. After a big hefty supper we got ready and went to a roller skating party [[Doris Brackbill|Dot]]'s class was giving. The crowd was swell & we had a good time. [[Jane Young|Jane]] didn't skate but I got along without a partner (most of the time). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 14, 1940|Mar 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 16, 1940|Mar 16, 1940]] }} 391ec02bac2551aa7e28028ecaefb9c0ed40ebf3 0 2659 5216 5208 2015-01-08T16:16:16Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The day was dark & dreary, the rain was falling fast. We weren't extra busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and so didn't mind the weather. Everything went swell until [[Dick]] [[Dialect|run]] his big truck with 7 ton of wheat into a side ditch. We had to load it over in the rain. Of course, we got soaked. I got in the tub as soon as I got home. After supper we went to choir practice. Then we visited [[Youngs]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] had taken her family into [[Lancaster]] to do their Spring Shopping. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 13, 1940|Mar 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 15, 1940|Mar 15, 1940]] }} 06ef1678e7404a61c4b1ec724f741ca4a98c3ee4 0 2662 5219 5215 2015-01-08T16:16:16Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Tonight as I take my pen in hand and reflect into the day's occurrences and the various moods or states of mind which accompanied them, I am unable to point to one single moment in which the environment was in any great way depressing or displeasing, but I rejoice to remember many happy, jolly, laughing times of day which fill my waking moments, not only this day, but all days, and pause to invoke a blessing upon all who make anyone's life a little brighter. --Choir practice. [[Jane Young|Jane]] stayed for Guild, I went to [[New Holland|New H.]] to Branch meeting. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 15, 1939|Mar 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 17, 1939|Mar 17, 1939]] }} 0242f8876c169cf3f273f8bd5c4f1ebd345f9139 0 2663 5222 5218 2015-01-08T16:16:16Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]] blew his horn a few minutes earlier this morning and I wasn't ready and so I had to cut my breakfast short. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and didn't get done till the middle of the afternoon. It snowed like anything all forenoon, a real blizzard, but it didn't last long. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] stopped in in the afternoon. Then we went to the supper at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] and ate a big meal. Then we went up to their house & played checkers & listened to the radio. We ran into a fog coming home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 15, 1940|Mar 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 17, 1940|Mar 17, 1940]] }} 4d4ae24867c6f86f98ab5a01f400044b0ae8c531 0 2664 5225 5221 2015-01-08T16:16:16Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today was loaded with work; so much that, there was scarcely any diversion of any sort excepting a few minutes this evening when I read an installment of a continued story in the "American." I went to work at 6:30 this morning and left shortly after six o'clock this evening. March weather prevailed today. The wind was cold and strong. The occasionally radiant sun was the only thing that promised the spring time. [[Jane Young|Jane]] called me this evening with reference to buying a piano tomorrow. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 16, 1939|Mar 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 18, 1939|Mar 18, 1939]] }} 071f7b96770a85da42402f514e906871f9f81e5c 0 2666 5228 5227 2015-01-08T16:16:16Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up early and went to work, but not early enough to get there before the rest of the men like I did yesterday. We were plenty busy as usual for Saturday. We got done shortly after dinner and [[Dick]] run the mill in the afternoon. I washed my head among other things in preparation for going to Church where the ladies were getting ready for a Baked Ham supper. We played ping pong to pass the time. Red etc. stayed & helped to clean up. We didn't do much at [[Kinzers]], but came home about 11:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 17, 1939|Mar 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 19, 1939|Mar 19, 1939]] }} 0f27259e9c00314d68ffb7f07fed432c43f0c719 0 2665 5229 5224 2015-01-08T16:16:16Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Two holidays which won't come on the same day again until 20 hundred and something or is it 22. The day started with clear weather. Then clouds blotted out the sun and filled the sky all day. We went to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] in the morning. We were alone here for dinner. Then went down home, then took [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] & kids over home to see the pups etc. We went back to [[Youngs]] for supper. Then went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & Church. After Church we stopped in at [[Ellis]] & [[Maggie]]'s & had a swell visit with them. ==Commentary== ''The holidays to which Herman refers are Palm Sunday and St. Patrick's Day.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 16, 1940|Mar 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 18, 1940|Mar 18, 1940]] }} e518c84fc3d68d3aa59e6a0ec0974b91e3968236 0 2667 5232 5230 2015-01-08T16:16:17Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't have to worry about [[Groffie]]'s horn blowing this morning because I drive this week. We were early all the same. The weather was fitting for this time of year - warm, cloudy & misty. We got a good bit of wheat into the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today at a dollar ten a bushel. About the middle of the afternoon we had to shut down and do a little repair work. I got greasy. After supper, [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed. I washed the dishes, then went down [[Brackbill Farm|home]] and practiced typing a little while. It's early to bed for a change. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 17, 1940|Mar 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 19, 1940|Mar 19, 1940]] }} 18531aa931bb393df6b9d8df501696a1e633f5e3 0 2669 5235 5233 2015-01-08T16:16:17Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The whole family of us got up earlier this morning and we didn't have any last minute hurry or rush. S.S. & Church were fun. [[Mary Jane]] sang a solo in our adult choir in church. She did swell and it was her first time in the morning. I ate dinner at [[Young]]'s, a swell one as usual. We went to Betty's in the afternoon for a birthday party & supper. I had to go to Mr. Ranck's for an hour committee meeting. We had so much for supper it wasn't even funny. We were late for [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & too full to sing at Church. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I spent a good evening at her home as usual. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 18, 1939|Mar 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 20, 1939|Mar 20, 1939]] }} 3a8b9961276f90405dfba4071c27a1a7db7ee1a3 0 2671 5238 5236 2015-01-08T16:16:17Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki After a good night's sleep, it even then was no pleasure getting out of bed & getting started for the day. We got through our work at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] fairly well and got home again. [[Jane Young|Jane]] has been sick all day. She went to work but didn't much. I brought her home when I came but had to make my own supper. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] & children stayed here while I went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] & Father. [[Rev. Davies]] preached a fine sermon & the church was nearly half full. It was spring today & spring fever almost set in. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 18, 1940|Mar 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 20, 1940|Mar 20, 1940]] }} 5a33129688e855d2f953cea3a649c3f5182b5f8e 0 2673 5241 5239 2015-01-08T16:16:17Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Tardy again. We were fairly busy for such a nice day, today. The sun shone brightly but we still had our spring breeze. It surely seemed odd, though, to see the boys sweeping cobwebs once again. In the afternoon, while going to the bank, I had a strange encounter. I was following a cattle truck when a calf fell out of it through an opening where a small gate had fallen out. I nearly brooke my neck passing the truck, but I stopped him and informed him. We went back together to get her (the calf). He thanked me fifty cents worth. Choir practice & a haircut. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & a promising moon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 1, 1939|Mar 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 3, 1939|Mar 3, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 958e02a8de12680a46cb87540423d6ab258ec2fa 0 2675 5244 5242 2015-01-08T16:16:18Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Almost lunch wasn't packed when it was time to go to work but I couldn't go with dinner, no sir! We weren't busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and it was a good thing because the weather was miserable. The rain we expected came and the snow a little later. I got my hair cut before I came home. Then after cleaning up, I went to the J.P. to arrange a hearing. Marg & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] & [[Darline]] came for supper about 8 o'clock and to stay all night. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val|Valmer]] came and we had a nice evening even if the weather was bad. ==Commentary== ''The J.P. was the Justice of the Peace. Herman was visiting to arrange the hearing for the driving without lights incident on [[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1940|February 22nd]].'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 1, 1940|Mar 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 3, 1940|Mar 3, 1940]] }} 31c5f9a38a5b1c0746802b713baa6d225e3592ab 0 2677 5247 5245 2015-01-08T16:16:18Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I had a bit of trouble getting awake this morning, but I got, and was soon in the "swing of things" again. Things were slack at the mill for a change & I cleaned up and put up signs. After supper, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] & Romain to [[Lancaster|Lanc.]] to Choir practice but Lloyd didn't show up and we didn't practice but came on home. I must change clothes now and go back to the mill where we are running all night in three shifts--[[Dick]], then myself, then [[Morris]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 19, 1939|Mar 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1939|Mar 21, 1939]] }} c7258f6773bf2f74df731c769a99e4460fbfbcef 0 2679 5251 5248 2015-01-08T16:16:18Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I was "batching" it again this morning. I made my breakfast & packed my lunch. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was better and got up later. It was a swell day. There was a high wind in the afternoon, but warm. We had showers in the evening. [[Groffie]] wasn't at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] only a little in the morning. I had a trip to [[Lancaster]] in the P.M. We weren't busy. After supper I went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. The Y.P. Choir sang & we had [[Rev. Stewart]] for a minister. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 19, 1940|Mar 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1940|Mar 21, 1940]] }} d19f610b376816d1acba7d6fab58dee9ffa3937e 0 2681 5254 5253 2015-01-08T16:16:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We slept a little overtime this morning but not enough to notice anything. It turned out to be a swell day all through. The wind kept the temperature down real low but it was swell just the same. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] getting ready to take it easy tomorrow. We worked till after five again. After supper we went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. A goodly sized congregation heard [[Rev. Young]] and heard the Y.P. choir sing well. We visited [[Grammy S]] down home afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 20, 1940|Mar 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 22, 1940|Mar 22, 1940]] }} 624270ddadc0eed37502401d9289814c74f04019 0 2680 5256 5250 2015-01-08T16:16:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki When the calendar day came in, I was quietly sitting in the mill office reading or something. I "tended" the mill until [[Morris]] relieved me about 4:30 A.M. and then I came home to bed. I got awake about 9:30 and ate a big breakfast then went to work. I wasn't hungry at dinner time but ate half my dinner. We needed all afternoon to get a heavy schedule completed in time to go to a "feed" meeting in the evening. We met [[Donald Danforth]], Purina President. He's a real fellow & was worth hearing. P.S. I missed a [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] social. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 20, 1939|Mar 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 22, 1939|Mar 22, 1939]] }} e9e7dd9aa7410595b22366545171ea5b07c10366 0 2682 5259 5255 2015-01-08T16:16:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]] helped his parents move into their new home next to [[Young]]s and therefore was not at work today. [[Dick]] didn't go to [[Philadelphia|Philly]] and so we had him to help us. We had plenty to do but got done around five o'clock. The ground was covered with a few inches of snow when I got up, but it soon started to disappear. After supper we all went to choir practice. Rehearsal was fine only [[Mary Jane]] & [[Aldena]] were missing. Afterwards [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I talked awhile & finally went to sleep in the chair, under my coat. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1939|Mar 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1939|Mar 23, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 56a1f48b8296223af12b23d8482a0b58d803973b 0 2683 5262 5258 2015-01-08T16:16:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning it was snowing when we got up and the ground was white. It shortly stopped, however, and the sun did away with it. We were quite busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], especially for its being a holiday. We rushed it right through and got done in good time. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] was here when I got home & we had swell fun & supper. After supper we cleaned up and went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] & Preparatory Services - [[Rev. Rankin]] took [[Mr. Kaufman|Kaufman]]'s place, the latter being sick. Afterwards Harold came & went over home. We to bed. ==Commentary== ''March 22 was [[wikipedia:Good Friday|Good Friday]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1940|Mar 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1940|Mar 23, 1940]] }} 2fe4d11ab7c0e235bec6f40e8b8b0da56628e36a 0 2684 5265 5261 2015-01-08T16:16:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Everyone breezed in about the same time this morning. It was real chilly again. We finished loading [[Dick]] and sent him to [[Philadelphia]] with flour. The Purina car didn't come in and so I found time to put some felt bags on the dust collector in the garret. It turned out to be a real spring day and the weather was quite bearable. After supper I took my eggs out & got only 18&cent; per doz. I got my hair cut and then went to see [[Jane Young|Jane]] a while. I would rather not have come home, but you know how it is. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 22, 1939|Mar 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 24, 1939|Mar 24, 1939]] }} [[Category:Economy references]] [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 65010e9b4aca986459e8a32ed149107fc68a9f42 0 2685 5268 5264 2015-01-08T16:16:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It certainly is March weather. The temperature was low about 14 this morn and a bitter wind was blowing. We nearly froze but were busy enough not to altogether. We got done shortly after dinner. In the afternoon I got a haircut and visited [[Elam __]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the Florists. We had soup & leftovers for supper which was good. We got [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to visit us in the evening. The moon is all right, but it is cold as get out. Jane is being Easter Bunny. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 22, 1940|Mar 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 24, 1940|Mar 24, 1940]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] [[Category:Surprising expressions]] [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 97ac642e302d1d772711900c94002568a39bffcb 0 2686 5271 5267 2015-01-08T16:16:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The old faithful alarm called me about six this morning and I was the first man to work at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We did what we could and waited for a carload of [[Purina]] to come in and then set to work to mix a half dozen big waiting orders. We finished quite on time then [[John]] and I waited till 6:30 for [[Dick]] to come, all in vain. After late supper, I played one game of [[Chinese Checkers]], then tried to budget myself till the [[Wedding of Herman and Jane|wedding]]. I looked over my [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] topic & then to bed. It was a very swell day. The warmest and brightest yet. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1939|Mar 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 25, 1939|Mar 25, 1939]] }} 0b14915d78b31ed8f89650e5ccceb77758be21a5 0 2687 5274 5270 2015-01-08T16:16:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up a little earlier than usual and took [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] along to the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Easter Sunrise service at [[Lancaster]]. It was terribly cold and we nearly froze. The service was very nice. Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] attendance were both good. We joined the family over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for dinner. [[Ellis F.]] & [[Marksburys]] were there in the P.M. [[C. Keneagy]]'s barn burned down. We went over to [[Sheaffers]] for supper. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] led C.E. We went down to hear the [[Gap]] cantata afterwards. ==Commentary== ''March 24 was [[wikipedia:Easter|Easter]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1940|Mar 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 25, 1940|Mar 25, 1940]] }} 303404e1f3d2b272ab6859203299fd8fc4757abd 0 2688 5275 5273 2015-01-08T16:16:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Saturday - a different sort of a day again. We had just enough orders to keep us busy till noon. After that we went home. [[Groffie]] treated us to ice cream. Everyone was making the best of a fine spring day at home by planting peas and beans. I rested an hour and then washed my car in the face of an incoming or threatening thundershower. I finished before the sprinkles of rain came, but not before the wind had blown dust all over the wet surfaces. In the evening [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I played [[Chinese Checkers]] at [[Ralph Young|Uncle Ralph]]'s. I didn't win a single game. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 24, 1939|Mar 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 26, 1939|Mar 26, 1939]] }} dc687cafa7ccf013899ed8f070f203a299ee028b 0 2689 5278 5276 2015-01-08T16:16:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was cold as the dickens again today. It really seemed as if winter was fully upon us again. I had to get a new pair of gloves & then nearly froze. It was clear but the wind was strong and cold. We were quite busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the usual Monday washing. After supper I took [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] to [[Paradise]] to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Chorus practice. Jane stayed home & got ready for the trip tomorrow. We both turned down a roller skating party but that was okay. We got to bed none too early at that. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 24, 1940|Mar 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 26, 1940|Mar 26, 1940]] }} fc3dacd0b6d80e48d21ac15bc4e11560777590e9 0 2691 5280 5279 2015-01-08T16:16:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Everyone got up in pretty good time and went off to Sunday School & Church. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came home with us for dinner. After dinner we went for blue bells & got some. [[Anna Leaman|Aunt Nan]], Marksberrys, [[Eunice Brackbill|Eun]] & [[Val]], and Moores came and all stayed for supper. I lead [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] [[Mary Jane]] sang a solo (for me that is, by our consent at my request). A preacher from Allen traded pulpits with Mr. Kaufman. We practiced cantata after Church. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I made the night still longer & I was dopey. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 25, 1939|Mar 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 27, 1939|Mar 27, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] d44ac413329300997ac0ee6a114efe1bd7616f2d 0 2693 5284 5282 2015-01-08T16:16:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't get off with a very good start this morning. I had forgotten to turn on the alarm clock and we got up at 5:30 instead of 4:00. It was cold & clear and the sun was warm. We headed for [[Waynesburg]] leaving [[Saudersburg]] about seven. The [[Robinsons]] went along with [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] & us in the Chevy. We picked Carter up in [[Harrisburg]] & went thru the Mountains & arrived at [[Waynesburg]] about four P.M. We saw the college & people & then went to bed about ten. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] slept in the girls dorm, Short & I in the frat. house. [[Val]] with [[Don]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 25, 1940|Mar 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 27, 1940|Mar 27, 1940]] }} 0794992a86f6992e5231e0f75924c1d5900d3236 0 2695 5287 5285 2015-01-08T16:16:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning the alarm made a mistake and rang at five-thirty so I went back to bed again. Of course, I slept too long and was late for work once again. We were not rushed, but were kept busy. We worked in our shirtsleeves, but had better been careful for many people have the grippe just now & I've had the sore throat. After I came home I waited for supper till 6:30, rather regretfully and impatiently. I read a while and tried to help [[Doris Brackbill|Dot]] with her Latin. I called [[Jane Young|Jane]] but got no closer, even if I wished. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 26, 1939|Mar 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 28, 1939|Mar 28, 1939]] }} 65af7def4b91be3bb6bafe3e4053b788f21db336 0 2697 5290 5288 2015-01-08T16:16:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning the Red Bird's singing awakened me & we all got cleaned up and went to the dining room for breakfast. Then we saw more fo the town and took pictures. We had for home, the four of us, about 9:45 and after a nice long, scenic, mountainous journey, with lots of eats, we arrived home at 6:30, tired and dirty. We then cleaned up a little and went to prayer-meeting, then to choir practice at [[Browns]]. Everything went just wonderful, but we sure were tired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 26, 1940|Mar 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 28, 1940|Mar 28, 1940]] }} 0d687d563f0fb932e8830a41ad6c1091d3f090e0 0 2699 5293 5291 2015-01-08T16:16:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Up at six and by a few long minutes the first one at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. The wind had blown us a little rain, but just enough to make wet. We were not extra busy but didn't seem to have time to sit around any. In fact, we worked like niggers all afternoon and then didn't get done any too soon. After supper I shaved and took a bath, graded my eggs, wrote up S.S. minutes, then [[E. B. Brackbill]]'s came & we visited a while. When they left we put a few minutes on the cantata. I persuaded [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]] to write to [[Harold Brackbill|Short]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 27, 1939|Mar 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 29-30, 1939|Mar 29-30, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] a31ee466652c6ed438e35a1de9b5515426c1e194 0 2701 5297 5294 2015-01-08T16:16:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Now this morning it's the old grind again. We're so used to it that it is never hard or unpleasant to go back to. Spring has come, it would seem, although it was cloudy all day. We were busy at work and really took care of quite a few customers. I am looking forward to the day when I leave it, just the same. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the Doctors, but she got back too late for us to go to choir practice so we went down. We had [[icecream]] pie & sorta celebrated [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy "Y"'s]] birthday which is tomorrow. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 27, 1940|Mar 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 29, 1940|Mar 29, 1940]] }} 2ad1360589eda5a0fe0f061226b90d83b8faf5af 0 2702 5300 5296 2015-01-08T16:16:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki After the usual morning breakfast of oatmeal, eggs, and fruit, I met [[Groffie]] about half way and we went to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. From about nine oclock on I had the pleasure of driving [[Mrs. Hess]] around in her big LaSalle collecting eggs for the Hospital. This lasted all day & we got close to 80 dozen. It was cloudy and rainy all day long. [[Doris Brackbill|Dot]] was here for supper. Afterwards we went to a Branch [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] social which was very fine. We got home late and had had lots to eat. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 28, 1940|Mar 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 30, 1940|Mar 30, 1940]] }} d61acd18af62acca2de2528a80be6d96ec3a326a 0 2703 5303 5299 2015-01-08T16:16:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I was first at the mill today and it made me feel good. We were real busy, selling out seed potatoes etc. The trucks were going all the time and [[Allen]] & I worked our heads off, almost. By evening, the grippe had almost caught up with me and I was feeling bad. However, with the aide of the boys, I caught & sold fifty more of my chickens, leaving only eleven to keep. We were late for choir practice but had a good practice any way. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I enjoyed our date, not having seen each other since Sunday. I was afraid I might be sick this morning when I awoke, but I wasn't. I felt real good. But as the day grew older, I felt worse. It was a rainy day but fortunately, we were not too busy. I spent a good bit of time in the office in the warm. [[Florence Brackbill|Florence]], [[Ross Yuninger|Ross]] & the kiddies were here for supper. After supper, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to a big choir practice. Harry went to scout. Afterwards we went down to Sweigarts, [[Gap]], and bought a piano, which Jane will, to my regret, have to pay for. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 28, 1939|Mar 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 31, 1939|Mar 31, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 92d64f03a36242ff61ed9612cc6ba63b95a3b4d0 0 2705 5306 5305 2015-01-08T16:16:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning it was still putting it down, mostly rain. We got up in time to prepare our guests a lovely breakfast. Then when that was eaten we all went to Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. The crowd wasn't there. We had a swell big dinner toward the middle of the afternoon (one oclock). We passed the afternoon as best we could, playing checkers, entertaining the girls. After supper they went home. We went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & Church which wasn't crowded. After that we went to see [[Red]] & [[Arvella]]. It was late when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 2, 1940|Mar 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 4, 1940|Mar 4, 1940]] }} 8ec884cd88344fadea19f290db3e8f407a09c069 0 2706 5308 5307 2015-01-08T16:16:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning we overslept about thirty five minutes. I had time for very little breakfast and was feeling hungry for no more. We were busy on this my last day at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but got finished [[Dialect|till]] noon. I was to go home with [[Dick]] but because he stayed at [[Kramers]]' till 6:30 & played the ball machine, I had to stay too. I enjoyed it. [[Jane Young|Jane]] didn't. After late supper I shopped at the [[Gap]] a little then we visited down home. It was really blowing, raining a little and plenty warm. ==Commentary== ''Herman gave his notice to [[John Hess]] on [[HB Journal for Feb 9, 1940|February 9th]], almost seven weeks prior to his departure.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 29, 1940|Mar 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 31, 1940|Mar 31, 1940]] }} 797abc0845faf28509a72084b591c1e94614d76a 0 2707 5310 5309 2015-01-08T16:16:23Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning started as usual with a promise of a cloudy, cool day and a hidden sun. Nearly the first thing I had to do was help [[Dick]] load a load of potatoes. I was afraid it would go bad for my cold but it only drove it away or loosened it up. [[Groffie]] treated me on him. In the evening we all went to a congregational meeting at the Church. I made a president's report for [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]], the treasurers. We had ice cream and cake. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 29-30, 1939|Mar 29-30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 1, 1939|Apr 1, 1939]] }} 698f385c051a167c6a665ec052212768603d838b 0 2704 5312 5302 2015-01-08T16:16:23Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up at 5:45 this morning but had to wait around till [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] got breakfast. I was till the mill quite on time, in fact, a little early. We were not rushed with work today but spent a good deal of time cleaning up. It seems that when it rains, it pours and vice-versa. [[Flossie]] & children were here for supper and we celebrated mother's birthday. In the evening I went along with Charlotte & Rev. Bryers & Mabel Spotts in latter's car to a Y.P. Council meeting at the First Church, [[Lancaster|Lanc]]. It lasted a good while but things were accomplished with difficulty. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 2, 1939|Mar 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 4, 1939|Mar 4, 1939]] }} 5c38c8ffa48ad640864a979d8478e7d20482a03a 0 2708 5315 5311 2015-01-08T16:16:23Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up this morning early and accomplished some things before going to Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. After church we went with [[Robinsons]] to a big dinner at [[Hostetters]] in [[Mt. Joy]] that [[Ellis Leaman|Uncle Ellis]] was giving for his sisters and their families. It was wonderful. It was a real spring day with April Showers and everything. We had supper at [[Val]]'s, then played a little checkers & went to Church - a five church district meeting that was fine. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 30, 1940|Mar 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 1, 1940|Apr 1, 1940]] }} 7a9f8484821119c3bbad8003e917541714b6ea0f 0 2709 5318 5314 2015-01-08T16:16:23Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] was not up very early, and the kids didn't get up in time to pack my lunch, but I got around to work all right. We didn't seem to be especially busy at any time yet we didn't get finished at the mill till about one-thirty. I washed my car for a change, also my head. [[Ellis Brackbill]]'s son brought a big load of hay. After supper, I took a load of people to [[Lancaster]] where the [[County Choir]] sang in a memorial program. We stoped at [[Ranck]]s. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I slept a little much & it made me late home. It rained. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 3, 1939|Mar 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 5, 1939|Mar 5, 1939]] }} 47dc2c7cb9303c7dddf4a8f01a1fe827896d62a9 0 2710 5321 5317 2015-01-08T16:16:23Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki When I got awake it was still raining (whatever kind that is). It added up to a blue Monday. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we had very few feed orders. [[Clyde Feister]] was there being broken in again. [[Groffie]] & I cleaned up blow, shot rats, and did some general repair work. [[Jane Young|Jane]] didn't wash. The rain ceased or slowed down in the A.M. After a fine supper, the bunch grouped up and went to [[Lancaster]] to [[County Chorus]] practice. After we came home I caught up a little book work & letter writing & bill paying. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 3, 1940|Mar 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 5, 1940|Mar 5, 1940]] }} 6a8611ac1506b41a99950f88164ccc39aee0167a 0 2711 5324 5320 2015-01-08T16:16:23Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Having shaved Friday night, I didn't shave last night, so I had to get up early enough to shave before Sunday School. At church the male quartet of the choir (kinda) sang. Mr. Kaufman's sermon was extra good about "taking Jesus for granted." [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] was sick in bed with the grippe but we had dinner. After dinner we watched wild geese, got ready the topic for [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]], and practiced our Easter cantata. Supper at [[Sheaffers]]. We four Brackbill boys led C.E. We had stereoptician lectures in church with choir practice afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 4, 1939|Mar 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 6, 1939|Mar 6, 1939]] }} 9be28a24c10cf491dba6b89540be3e5d4690e8b7 0 2712 5327 5323 2015-01-08T16:16:23Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't get awake any too soon and then we didn't get up right away. The result was that we were late again. [[Groffie]] complained behind my back a little too. We weren't very busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We just jumped from one job to the other cleaning up and so forth. We ate a good supper in a hurry, then I made a round trip to [[Paradise]]. We had a board meeting here which was very successful. Business was transacted well & we had fun. The day was soft and cloudy with a little hope of it clearing off. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 4, 1940|Mar 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 6, 1940|Mar 6, 1940]] }} b360c42a4f2b801c83dc86bfd85bc952f1ce3030 0 2713 5330 5326 2015-01-08T16:16:24Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I lay a while before getting up this morning. A purpose awaited me in the fact that I wasn't sick for I had felt real terrible last night. The first thing at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], [[Dick]], [[Allie|Allen]], & I loaded a load of Rohr miller's potatoes for his cellar out through the yard. It was muddy as a result of last night's thundershower. It kept getting colder. In the evening we all went in to the Olimpya Rollerscating. I skated indulging with [[Mary Jane]] & accounted for it to [[Jane Young|Jane]] afterwards taking 2 hours (almost). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 5, 1939|Mar 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 7, 1939|Mar 7, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 965e33e936459d77f15b73f3a8efbdd14481d097 0 2714 5333 5329 2015-01-08T16:16:24Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I finally got around to getting up when I should - 6 oclock. As a result we were earlier at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We were a good bit busier today and it was not at all hard to find something to do. The weather was March. The sun shone bright one minute, the next minute it was snowing to beat the band. In the evening we had sort of a young people's choir rehearsal. [[Mrs. McIlvane]] played & the boys carried on. We went to [[Landis]]' afterward then home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 5, 1940|Mar 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 7, 1940|Mar 7, 1940]] }} fc94e40a9cf2eaaa4efcbb3990ac0d1a6b1da85c 0 2715 5336 5332 2015-01-08T16:16:24Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The day unfolded pleasingly, revealing a cold, snappy wind, frozen underfoot, and a bright sun in clear skies overhead. [[Groffie]] was not at the mill again today--it was the day of his Dad's sale. We were kept pretty busy and worked overtime to prepare for tomorrow. After a soupy supper, I took [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]] and [[Warren Brackbill|Warren]] to Board meeting at Emma's. We made out fine, not doing much, but we all pitched in when the eats came. We played ball with gumdrops and tried to catch them in our mouths. The moon was big and bright & I couldn't do anything. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 6, 1939|Mar 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 8, 1939|Mar 8, 1939]] }} c36d6dfc7fd4315b849a6b02f146600acdc180af 0 2716 5339 5335 2015-01-08T16:16:24Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning we got up @ six again and hurried around but had time to eat a nice breakfast. There was plenty going on at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today again. Things are pretty well cleaned up by now. The weather was just about the same as yesterday, a little colder and a little cloudier. We hurried after super. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the Doctor's. I visited the preacher a little, then went to Choir practice. We went down home afterwards and talked and such. Then back home to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 6, 1940|Mar 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 8, 1940|Mar 8, 1940]] }} cffd60c63e0441dee21021cd996828ee61f63d9e 0 2717 5342 5338 2015-01-08T16:16:24Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Wow! man! I was really sleepy & lazy this morning, but I was driven to get up and go to work. It was Wednesday and we had a big day ahead of us. We cut her down to her size, though, and were only an hour late at getting home from work. The weather was swell again today, but a little colder. As soon as I came home from work I dressed for going away. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & I went to choir practice & prayer meeting. The boys didn't get there and so I had to bring Harry home. I then got supper and was glad I could go to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 7, 1939|Mar 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 9, 1939|Mar 9, 1939]] }} d1b45c6ea1921bc6eb046124b5e34a379b58b2bc 0 2718 5345 5341 2015-01-08T16:16:24Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got started off on the right foot again today. There was nothing really normal about the day except that. [[Dick]] & I set out to put a few new silks on the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] & complications set in so we didn't get finished. The feed boy got into a jam this afternoon & it looks bad for tomorrow. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to guild after supper. [[Webbie]] & the typewriter kept me company & busy. I wrote a letter to [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] & Jane finished it. Then it should be bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 7, 1940|Mar 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 9, 1940|Mar 9, 1940]] }} f6321e28caf4bc3170f965d3cc1bc788c8b58d51 0 2719 5348 5344 2015-01-08T16:16:24Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The wind was blowing as in March this morning and it seemed to blow me under the covers and restrain me from getting up. All day I worked putting new wooden cogs in the drive wheel of the mill. It was some job but I was fit for it. We got it running by quitting time. I dressed before supper. Afterwards, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & I went to Doc Hersheys, Youngs, Windys, Troop & to church. He went on to Scout meeting. I moved in on the Jr. Guild meeting but missed all but the eats. The Brown boys & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] waited with us at church for Harry. It was eleven when we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 8, 1939|Mar 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1939|Mar 10, 1939]] }} 68041ae1989806b5230da2c50b906358d2c95f8e 0 2720 5351 5347 2015-01-08T16:16:25Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We had to hurry this morning and even then I went without my lunch. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and didn't quite get finished till dinner, but I deserted them. After dinner we cleaned up and went to a hearing at J.P. at [[Vintage]] where I was fined 12.25 for [[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1940|having driven without lights one evening]]. About 4:30 [[Flossie|Floss]] & Ike came & took us to [[Philadelphia]]. We had an Italian dinner, spigetti and all. Then we went to the [[wikipedia:Academy of Music (Philadelphia)|Academy of Music]] and heard a concert by the [[wikipedia:Philadelphia Orchestra|Phila. Symphony Orchestra]]. It was swell, we got home late. ==Commentary== ''The "J.P." is the Justice of the Peace.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 8, 1940|Mar 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1940|Mar 10, 1940]] }} 67cf837fca7551eb3bfd9d728ea6258b11915500 0 2721 5354 5350 2015-01-08T16:16:25Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Up to my old tricks, I jumped back into bed after the alarm rang this morning. I didn't oversleep much, though, but found myself pretty sleepy all morning. I had a nice mess to straighten out. Someone run a load of wheat in the corn bin with some corn in it. (That's what happens when I'm away.) [[John]] took his wife & Jack to [[Harrisburg]] to catch a train for California this afternoon. She will visit her daughter a few weeks. After supper I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] and Romain to [[Lancaster|Lanc.]] to [[County Chorus]] practice. I forced myself to leave Jane with difficulty because of the moonlight. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1939|Apr 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 2, 1939|May 2, 1939]] }} 57c8743a318daf64bcaf507e4194ec9c60910857 0 2722 5357 5353 2015-01-08T16:16:25Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki May Day. It didn't rain much after all last night and it was still a little cloudy. It was warm and nice as it could be. [[Jane Young|Jane]] took [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to [[Lancaster]]. Nancy got her cello. Jane finished her dentist troubles for another little while. We missed choir practice for a change in favor of something more important. [[Red McLaughlin]] & [[Arvella Boone]] got married at her home and we were there to see it happen. Of course we stayed for eats and watched her crazy S. S. class root the bed & bedroom all up. We got home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1940|Apr 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 2, 1940|May 2, 1940]] }} 40293769b4f05c2e5a2b76c05318b18a43aa2d7b 0 2723 5360 5356 2015-01-08T16:16:25Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I was real late again for work but I intend to do better when I get caught up with my sleep which may not be till after I'm married, then it's sure to come. Oh. Boy. We had a busy day, but a very beautiful day. Things are real green now, just like summer. I got a chance to go to the bank once again today. We had a late choir practice but Mrs. Kaufman and the whole choir almost was there. We had a nice practice. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I behaved as usual. I was tired and irritable but slept it off and then was sleepy which was worse. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 9, 1939|May 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 11, 1939|May 11, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] bc85e30c19f1df0dd710dfd7e1882d42db87d1f2 0 2724 5363 5359 2015-01-08T16:16:25Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up when I should have this morning, made my own breakfast & walked to work. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was here but deserved to stay in bed till I left. We used our new speaking system at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] for the first time today and really had fun. It was a real nice day but a little colder. Business was fair. After a fast & furious supper etc., Jane went to Guild and I went to [[Ruth Eicholz]]'s to nominate officers for [[East Branch]]. We had a hard time. I got home before Jane & probably will get to bed first. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 9, 1940|May 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 11, 1940|May 11, 1940]] }} 1aaa3058a99cc16259d2c8a41c3f1e3fa3f10bc0 0 2725 5366 5362 2015-01-08T16:16:25Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Even though I didn't get much sleep last night, I was to work on time. We found a cloudy day almost crammed full with work to be done. [[Jane Young|Jane]] naturally found it so too. She & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]], with the help of Nancy, cleaned house and got ready for the furniture which was delivered. Before choir practice I got the Dr's O.K. from my physical examination. After choir practice, I (we) too Mrs. Groff & Ruth, [[Luetta Sheaffer|Mrs. Young]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to see our furniture, what was of it. Late when I came home. I wrote [[Harold Brackbill|Short]] a much deserved letter. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 10, 1939|May 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 12, 1939|May 12, 1939]] }} aef1ba781f93ece85f7f3e84ffce930ae7d1576b 0 2726 5369 5365 2015-01-08T16:16:25Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]], of course, didn't go to work this morning, but I, of course, did. We got everything accomplished quite well and were ready to come home at noon. After dinner we worked in the garden and mowed the lawn. Showers put an end to outside activities and then I cleaned up and went to the store. After supper we went down home and experimented with the new speaking system to the house. We had a nice pleasant evening of it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 10, 1940|May 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 12, 1940|May 12, 1940]] }} 98e20bee50cb00eed57d20cf170e0ddba6dd49d2 0 2727 5371 5368 2015-01-08T16:16:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Ever my life of luxury and ease must be a life of restlessness and speed. I got up about seven and had to get to [[Lancaster]] by nine, where Kaufman preached and our choir sang over the radio. [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[Luetta Sheaffer|Mrs. Young]], [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I shopped, applied for marriage license, got wedding clothes, in fact spent all my money but ten cents. After late dinner I came back to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] & worked till 4:30. I expect to go to bed, not with the chickens, but before them. Just seven whole days of single life, I hope, then comes what? ? ? ? ? {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 11, 1939|May 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 13, 1939|May 13, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 0e13abc0b9aaf62b8867ab0e58d4402cba1beff0 0 2728 5375 5372 2015-01-08T16:16:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was expedient that we get up an hour earlier this morning, for all the services were changed to Daylight time. We didn't notice any difference. [[Reba]] invited us to dinner &, of course, we came. We ate lots. After dinner Joyce & I walked. Then we all went to visit [[George Smith]]s. We came back home and grabbed a bit of supper and hurried off to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. M.J.B. led. After church we talked to [[Mr. Kaufman|Mr & Mrs Kaufman]]. Then visited [[Red]] & Mrs. Red. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 11, 1940|May 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 13, 1940|May 13, 1940]] }} f4c8a11ee0cd92c1ed7b48cc9720721b2123a5c3 0 2729 5378 5374 2015-01-08T16:16:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Having up since eleven and had breakfast, or what and gone to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], I started the day watching the boys playing cards at the mill. I didn't have trouble passing the time and soon it was day light and the men came to work again. Although I had permission to go home, I preferred to stay and help the men. We got busier than was expected and I was glad I stayed. In the afternoon I hauled a load of furniture to our home to be and spent some time setting up beds & putting up curtains. It was wet & rainy again, but I guess the warm clear weather is saving itself for [[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|next Sat]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 12, 1939|May 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 14, 1939|May 14, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] da29df68a790c6247a4b5050b1e81161308cf276 0 2730 5381 5377 2015-01-08T16:16:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki After the alarm wakened me, I turned it of and went back to sleep. A little bit later I had to get awake again and then to hurry. We weren't extra busy with trade and so our work at the office was almost entirely book-work. It was nice and warm again today with sunshine dominating. After supper we went with [[Ranck]]s to [[County Chorus]] practice. It was long & we were late getting home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 12, 1940|May 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 14, 1940|May 14, 1940]] }} fab3f028df7ce9faddb2405639db4886dcfc5266 0 2731 5383 5380 2015-01-08T16:16:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki "Thou shalt lift up thy face unto God, and be at peace." {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 13, 1939|May 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 15, 1939|May 15, 1939]] }} ec53fa5936054764311ae68208fc54408411f4c5 0 2732 5386 5384 2015-01-08T16:16:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] washed & I drove the Chevy to work. We had a little bit of a shower in the morning, but it surely didn't last long. It turned out to be a pretty good work day. [[Arthur S. Young|Mr. Young]] went to [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] in the afternoon. I didn't do much for I couldn't find much to do. After supper we worked in the Garden. It was fun running the little garden tractor around. We worked till dark. Then we sat around and drank peach juice and headed for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 13, 1940|May 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 15, 1940|May 15, 1940]] }} 2c7c871ca2e5da1e1bed3dfbac902b57b66d2cb4 0 2734 5389 5387 2015-01-08T16:16:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Refreshed and rested, I pushed into the affairs of the day with joy and gladness. I was early enough to start the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. [[John]] was absent a while in the morning and all the afternoon. We were busy with trade and I went back after supper to finish my books and get things in shape for morning. [[Jane Young|Jane]] stopped to see me at noon, or rather to get her handbag. The day was encased in beautiful weather. There was frost last night & ice, but the sun soon drove that away. Four more days of single life. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 14, 1939|May 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 16, 1939|May 16, 1939]] }} 5c06a1edac9fc628e9b7817e8cb81c15d249c24a 0 2736 5393 5390 2015-01-08T16:16:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We were late getting started this morning. I had to eat light breakfast and drive the car to get there on time. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was there most of the day and we had fun getting meeting notice letters out. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] helped us. It was really warm today with a strong breeze and continued so at night. After supper we had our own choir practice at church and then practiced with the [[United Brethren|U.B.]] Choir at [[Paradise High School|High School]] for Baccalaureate. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 14, 1940|May 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 16, 1940|May 16, 1940]] }} 57c44066726aa55957e94660a49f0f20a83f29d4 0 2738 5396 5395 2015-01-08T16:16:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got awake this morning very early to the welcomed sound of showers of rain. When it was time to get up we were more inclined to stay in bed as usual. Young man, I had a busy day, well, we all had a busy day for it was wet and still wetting. Farmers couldn't work so they came to see us. We did a big business. We had late supper. Afterwards I worked at a crossword puzzle while [[Jane Young|Jane]] did dishes and weaved. Then I wrote to [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] & Jane put the finishing touches on it. Then to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 15, 1940|May 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 17, 1940|May 17, 1940]] }} 61fb2d16765385d2f5a3726fd60d32f34d499f4f 0 2737 5398 5392 2015-01-08T16:16:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up early and got to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] early and was "boss" till [[John]] came at dinner time. We were not extra busy but not one was idle. The weather was just fine. Summer is upon us in full bloom. [[Flossie]] & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] were here home cleaning today. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] had 17 for supper. After supper we had another one of those [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] socials. Everyone had fun but we had a very lousey "wink" game. [[Jane Young|Jane]] didn't feel well at all. I surely she perks up before [[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|Saturday]], probably will. Maybe her trouble is similar to mine, yet I think not, even hope not. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 15, 1939|May 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 17, 1939|May 17, 1939]] }} a239af38cb2981f90afb009e4b4b0f81dfc8ca29 0 2739 5401 5397 2015-01-08T16:16:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Just before we came in sight of [[Niagara Falls|Niagra Falls]] last summer on our trip, I had a little feeling of regret that our destination was so nearly reached and hoped almost despairingly that the anticipation might be prolonged. And so it is in many cases. The anticipation is so enjoyable that we fear that the actual realization of a hope or plan might prove less blissful. Could that, by chance, explain the trouble within me when I feel a grievous pain at the thought of all my "girl-pleasing, girl-teasing" days drawing so surely to a close. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 16, 1939|May 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 18, 1939|May 18, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 306683b32446c540c99840fb406de340c4261514 0 2740 5404 5400 2015-01-08T16:16:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki You see how it was today. [[Jane Young|Jane]] thought she had bettergo to the office again and that she did. We weren't quite as busy and so had time to catch up a little more. [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] was away part of the day, too. We got good news about [[Phil Egster|Phil]] & family -- may come home in a week. After supper we went over to Bowmansville to the Spring rally of the [[East Branch]]. I pinchhitted for [[Reba]] and presided. [[Rev. Donald Thomas]] spoke. It was a fine trip and a fine meeting. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 16, 1940|May 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 18, 1940|May 18, 1940]] }} ac6126f8fdc9c81fb49993ffe8dfcb30d76991d8 0 2741 5407 5403 2015-01-08T16:16:28Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Just another day to go through before the big day. Things seem rather unusually dull and quiet--like the calm before the storm. In the evening I got my hair cut and we went thru the motion of our wedding ceremony. The wedding presents are still coming in thick and fast. Everyone is just too good. I broke away early and came home to a good night's rest. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 17, 1939|May 17. 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 19, 1939|May 19, 1939]] }} f9d0ce50dbbd9efbcebc8e6dfc688c20fc5ca274 0 2742 5410 5406 2015-01-08T16:16:28Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki There seemed to be no special reason to hurry this morning, so I laid in bed until the zero hour, then hurried off to work. Nothing rushed us at all and we were finished pretty well at noon. After dinner [[Jane Young|Jane]] and I both went down to type and mimeograph for the [[County Chorus]] and the Sunday School. We came home later & I mowed the yard, Jane planted flowers. After supper we went to [[Gap]] to hear the H. S. Band. It was good. [[Mary Jane]] celebrated her 17th birthday today--long live the Queen. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 17, 1940|May 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 19, 1940|May 19, 1940]] }} bd63684c11359940b99e5ba6d7ef0cb2dbf11de0 0 2743 5413 5409 2015-01-08T16:16:28Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Another day, and although, strangely enough, the day of writing is eight days after this calendar day, the author (writer, to you) can still remember the main event of the day. While I was washing my car, a motorcycle pulled in bearing a driver, Dave something, and my good friend and brother, [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]]. We spent quite an enjoyable evening. We visited [[Jane Young|Jane]] and inspected the house. It seemed providential that we should visit her together our last single night, as it was in the beginning. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 18, 1939|May 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|May 20, 1939]] }} 2607e84e001ab104c0b17211a506009cd21956af 0 2744 5416 5412 2015-01-08T16:16:28Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got around early and all right again this morning. It was swell outside--a true summer day. We went to Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] and enjoyed them very much as usual. We went up to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]'s for dinner and looked around a little, then we went down to [[Smoker]]s & [[Buck]]s down by the river side. We spent the afternoon there. After supper we hurried back to baccalaureate at [[Paradise High School|H.S.]] where we helped in the choir. [[Rev. Snavely]] preached & it was hot. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 18, 1940|May 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 20, 1940|May 20, 1940]] }} e1d2f7e52a511bf017bac5b10d26369381a3e140 0 2745 5419 5415 2015-01-08T16:16:28Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Going back to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] was not a hard task this morning for a lusty summer sun shed abroad all kinds of good cheer and radiance. We were not terrible busy in the feed dept. and so I put most of the afternoon in repairing the dust collector. I got some ice before I went home for supper and after supper made a can of grape nut ice cream. [[Jane Young|Jane]] brought some people here for board meeting. Many members were absent for various reasons, not too good, but we had a meeting & transacted all our [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] business. We had icecream, a small mouse, an excuse to "hug" Jane, and a veiled moon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 1, 1939|May 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 3, 1939|May 3, 1939]] }} c88bcd1d8cd9e71e456a8e3ec0fb98318ee95ae2 0 2746 5422 5418 2015-01-08T16:16:28Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning it was hazy around the edges but it all blew away. The sun shone nicely all day and we had showers in the evening. It's an Amish Holiday and so we weren't bothered with them. We weren't troubled with much of anybody and so got a good bit more caught up. After supper we went to choir practice then down home. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] demonstrated her cello, while [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] blew his horn. We had to have a couple of arguments to complete the evening. The rain seems to be over & the morrow will probably be clear again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 1, 1940|May 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 3, 1940|May 3, 1940]] }} 4aca80ee9c382a9d76b1dbc76a2224a4ec308a11 0 2747 5424 5421 2015-01-08T16:16:28Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki So this is my [[Wedding of Herman and Jane|wedding]] day. I got awake away before getting up time. I got up about six o'clock. Had nothing to do especially but couldn't sleep. I packed my things for my trip, shined my car, and shaved. After dinner, my last single meal, I spent about 2 hours dressing. At three o'clock the big event took place. It was a wonderful wedding, so everyone said, at the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]], of course, with a reception afterwards. We were chased around town and places with streamers. After getting our picture taken we finally landed at Marg & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] for the night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 19, 1939|May 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 21, 1939|May 21, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] [[Category:Herman and Jane]] 812442cc614efc709fa15a8731cd7c2d207336e9 0 2749 5427 5425 2015-01-08T16:16:29Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We start another week in the usual manner. [[Jane Young|The "Missus"]] did the washing in the morning & I went to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. After dinner we both were at our accustomed places. Among other things we sent notices to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] all over the county about the Chorus's Recital. It rained something worth writing about. It almost tied up traffic. After supper we went to [[Lancaster]] to final rehearsal of the chorus. They were nearly all there and things went swell. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 19, 1940|May 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 21, 1940|May 21, 1940]] }} 59c604dacdb90c7b805216b14474af00f5408ff1 0 2751 5430 5428 2015-01-08T16:16:29Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki After having had a good night's rest and not too much sleep or excitement, we got up and had a real breakfast of bacon and eggs. We left [[Lititz]] about 8:15 and stopped @ [[Kinzers]] about 9:00. We went through [[Philadelphia|Phila]] and ate lunch about 30 mile out of [[New York City|N.Y.C.]] We then came on thru and got our hotel. We got a suite of rooms for us four. Bed room, living room, bath & Pantry. We went thru Radio City or at least the N B C station - television. We saw a movie and things at Radio City Music Hall. It was then late & we washed up and went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|May 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 22, 1939|May 22, 1939]] }} 67310e18d67859ef13cd520d21f17a351076886e 0 2753 5432 5431 2015-01-08T16:16:30Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We had to crack open the shell of slumber and rise up to the daily tasks. [[Jane Young|Jane]] thought it most important to do the ironing in the morning and to take [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]], [[Nancy Young|Nancy]], and [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] to [[Lancaster]] in the afternoon. Nancy bought a bicycle. Everything was fine and dandy in the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|Young Co.]] Headquarters. After slow and late supper, we just sat around and did odds and ends and not much of anything. I made a little music and Jane wove. We went to bed early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 20, 1940|May 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 22, 1940|May 22, 1940]] }} ff4f9a0d5119626017eb987aac65186eb9d06362 0 2755 5437 5434 2015-01-08T16:16:30Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki When I got awake, I couldn't tell what time it was for it was still nearly dark. By looking at my watch, I found it was about seven thirty. We took the train to the fair and soon came into seeing distance of the tall [[World's Fair|Trylon]] and large round [[World's Fair|Perisphere]], the theme center. We saw some real wonders of man. We spent a good bit of the day in the transportation area. The General Motors exhibit was by far the best, although everything was letter perfect. We got back to New York about ten oclock and after working up and eating, we all retired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 21, 1939|May 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 23, 1939|May 23, 1939]] }} 060e263b04962238f65626be7e84ad521adbebe1 0 2756 5440 5436 2015-01-08T16:16:30Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki All the same I didn't get up early. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did pretty good for once. Breakfast was ready when I came downstairs. I went to the office as always. Jane took [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] over [[Brackbill Farm|home]], where they ganged up & cleaned most of the house. [[Val]] came for me in the evening and we went over there for supper. The place changed since last I was there. Naturally we sat and talked. The boys went to commencement. Ross & family were there a little. We came back home for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 21, 1940|May 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 23, 1940|May 23, 1940]] }} 44e4c29ab6f7ba16fca37558868688278c62ed3d 0 2757 5443 5439 2015-01-08T16:16:30Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We stayed in bed till nearly dinner time and then went out to the [[World's Fair|Fair]] again. Our meals are quite irregular but we are not feeling the worse for it. We buy only about one meal a day and that doesn't break us up. We saw most of the Fair by the time it was dark and then we went back to [[New York City|New York]]. We loafed around leisurely till we all finally went to bed. Big innerspring mattress in beautiful rooms just lovely. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 22, 1939|May 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 24, 1939|May 24, 1939]] }} 78d58f68dcf7ff97aa10fb97280a6f686c45bef0 0 2758 5446 5442 2015-01-08T16:16:31Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today gave us a good opportunity to know the importance of Mr. [[Harold Keneagy|H.B. Keneagy]]. He was away all day, helping his father raise the barn. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was down with me, and we made out first rate. After coming home from work, we were just ready to eat supper when [[Mr. Williams]] came and we took time out to select wallpaper for the front room. We were late for choir practice then, so I took a book up to [[Reba]] and then we went down home a while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 22, 1940|May 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 24, 1940|May 24, 1940]] }} a8ba9916146de70670ccdd14b9f475611b13e94e 0 2759 5449 5445 2015-01-08T16:16:31Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't get up very soon again today and had breakfast almost at dinner time. We checked out of our hotel and went up to the top of the R.C.A. building. 70 stories. We saw the Queen Mary and almost all over [[New York City|N.Y.C.]] We then pulled out of the big city and headed up to Connecticut up along the coast, then thru Rhode Island and ended up thru Providence into Mass. We had a nice double cabin with heat, shower and even a radio. We weren't very tired and still enjoyed retiring. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 23, 1939|May 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 25, 1939|May 25, 1939]] }} 9f02b4ff2d10705e60cca4ca770a506b9322b704 0 2760 5452 5448 2015-01-08T16:16:31Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Everything was as usual today again. The [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] & shop were just pretty busy again. The weather these days has been kinda odd for this time of year. Almost cold enough for fire in the house. And we had fire in the office. I didn't eat supper at home in the evening but rather, [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]], [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] & I went to Hotel Weber to a Local Club # 4 dinner meeting. It was very nice & enjoyable. Only the people were nearly all strange. We got home before very late. ==Commentary== ''Local Club # 4 may have been the Lions Club, of which both Arthur S. Young and Harold Keneagy were members.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 23, 1940|May 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 25, 1940|May 25, 1940]] }} 9db6cac316a52821e8b0aabd83643ea017600b53 0 2761 5453 5451 2015-01-08T16:16:31Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't get up very early this morning and hit the road right away. At the place where we stopped for breakfast, the waitress didn't know whether to give us the breakfast menu or dinner. We finally drove into Maine where a customer lady of [[Willis Bucher|Willis]]' was staying&mdash;a Mrs. Trefeather at Moore's. We aimed for Albany, N.Y. and started from Maine. We went through New Hampshire into Brattleboro, Vermont. Here we stopped for the night in a brand new double cabin with two bowls, two showers, two etc. We pretended to want to sleep man to man but couldn't take it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 24, 1939|May 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 26, 1939|May 26, 1939]] }} b577c8176350c8943543fd40623b0da15bec5a76 0 2762 5456 5454 2015-01-08T16:16:31Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I was kinda sleepy this morning, again, so was [[Jane Young|Jane]]. I made it to work without much breakfast. We were real busy at [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]] again. Lots of customers. After hurried dinner, we dressed & took [[Romaine]] along to [[Middle Octoraro]] to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Day down there. We had quite a full program but very instructive & enjoyable. [[Charlie Drain]], [[Rev. Fowler]], and several others. We stopped @ [[Rancks]] a little while coming home. It was foggy again and pretty misty. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 24, 1940|May 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 26, 1940|May 26, 1940]] }} e26f827e5be48a78ae649d102ce88a53fb36ae32 0 2764 5458 5457 2015-01-08T16:16:31Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was pretty early when we got up and I was less a cream puff than the rest and took a cold shower. We were very much interested driving through Vermont for beside being Mrs. Kaufman's home state, it is a very beautiful piece of forestry and hills. From there it was homeward bound. We arrived in [[Lititz]] at about 8:30 and got to [[Kinzers]] 1 hour later. We said "hello" to the parent [[Youngs]] and lit in bed in our own new home&mdash;a little excited but really ready to sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 25, 1939|May 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 27, 1939|May 27, 1939]] }} 5329bca4ee07bd11252ae93de04d616abaa97ea5 0 2766 5463 5460 2015-01-08T16:16:32Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We had pretty much of a thunderstorm last night or this morning about one. The electric clock in the kitchen had stopped at that time. But even that didn't clear off the weather. We went to S.S. and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] as usual and things were fine. We ate dinner at home and in the afternoon went over home and played ball & quoits. After a big supper we went to [[Lancaster]] and sang in the [[County Chorus]] recital at [[Moravian]]. We drove home afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 25, 1940|May 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 27, 1940|May 27, 1940]] }} 1e6c22bc7086775aaa72bf2fb3fe9004ad544e2c 0 2767 5466 5462 2015-01-08T16:16:32Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Not having enough food in our pantry for breakfast, we thought my parents would like to have us as guests for breakfast. We loaded up another load of belongings and came "home." While [[Jane Young|Jane]] washed our clothes, nearly all them, I did what I could to tame down a yard that should have been mown several times since the last time. We had both dinner & supper here. Fine samples. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val visited us a little. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]], [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & I helped Jane inside the house to get things in better shape. Now it looks like bed&mdash;soon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 26, 1939|May 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 28, 1939|May 28, 1939]] }} 828050107a713ee4fb55127746680b5f46a2f055 0 2768 5469 5465 2015-01-08T16:16:32Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We were poky again this morning but then the weather was just as cloudy as usual and so [[Jane Young|Jane]] didn't do the washing. We both went down the office and I was good for there was much to be done and lots of customers. After we came home and after we had supper, we hurried and went to [[Lancaster]]. We picked up a bent spike on Poorhouse Hill and that made a flat tire. We visited [[Ruth]] and then went to see [[Phil Egster|Phil]]. He looked fine. Then we came home and visited down home a little. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 26, 1940|May 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 28, 1940|May 28, 1940]] }} 156a6db4c46db21228b04fb6e1d69d4dcc1a9ef7 0 2769 5472 5468 2015-01-08T16:16:32Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The sun greeted us cheerily as we greeted a Sabbath together. Breakfast was just fine. S.S. was all right and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] nice. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I sat with the congregation and the choir did not sing. It was good to see everybody again and everybody seemed glad to see us. We had dinner at home again. It was real hot in the afternoon. We went over home where the boys were swimming. We got some tea and brought [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] along home for supper. She seemed tickled with our place. We went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and had a fine meeting. Rev. MacAlily preached the church service sermon. We visited [[Young]]s a few minutes. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 27, 1939|May 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 29, 1939|May 29, 1939]] }} eca08a0bbaca5d5872f2f6cf3b5ad1273a79faa3 0 2770 5475 5471 2015-01-08T16:16:32Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today promised to fairly warm and clear and so [[Jane Young|Jane]] washed in the forenoon. I, of course, went to work. We were pretty busy. The shop is full of threshers getting ready for the coming season. Jane took [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] and some kids to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] for practice in the afternoon. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] came up and was with us for supper. We brought mother up later and spent the evening looking around and talking. We returned our company and then went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 27, 1940|May 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 29, 1940|May 29, 1940]] }} a717b0657f8a388895f2807d1f74a169a4b2c0d9 0 2771 5478 5474 2015-01-08T16:16:32Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We awoke a good bit before it was time to get up &mdash; say an hour, then we got up about 5:30 and everything was lovely. I got to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] on time. It was not strange getting to work again except things needed a little "tidying up," which it surely got. It was hot as a bake oven all day and we were busy. [[John]] & [[Allen]], went to a funeral after dinner and that meant we would have had to work till about 5:30 to finish. Supper was fine. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] to pageant practice. I mowed grass. I got our possessions insured. I shaved while Jane played piano. Near to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 28, 1939|May 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 30, 1939|May 30, 1939]] }} 6f7d014b98546db6501af821e06bba228aefe03f 0 2772 5480 5477 2015-01-08T16:16:32Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up when the alarm rang - 6 oclock. As a result I didn't have to hurry and got to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]] in good time. Three [[wikipedia:baler|automatons]] went out from the factory today. That a good many--almost a record. It got warmer and clearer this morning but got cloudy [[Dialect|till]] night. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was with us in the afternoon. We were busy. After supper we went up to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] and to choir practice. [[Mrs. Herr]] played the organ and we practiced for Sunday A.M. We practiced for Childrens Day afterward. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 28, 1940|May 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 30, 1940|May 30, 1940]] }} edbb3187307f1fd1d8d8c0ea82a43f6eaaa46495 0 2773 5483 5481 2015-01-08T16:16:33Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today has come again and with it all the tasks, duties, hardships, trials, tribulations, temptations, pleasures, joys, hopes, expectations and what not. As it unwinds itself, it reveals just exactly what portion of these abstract items would fall to my lot. As I look back over the day, I cannot help being thankful for the pleasant place I had found myself or the pleasures & joys that were mine. After a slim choir rehearsal i got my hair cut and we had a prayer meeting committee at Mary Jane's. After that [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I had the night to ourselves&mdash;till about 2:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 2, 1939|May 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 4, 1939|May 4, 1939]] }} 4c49b785226b6fa5f00844043fb5147fd3a455d9 0 2775 5486 5484 2015-01-08T16:16:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It seemed to be quite an ordinary day and so I depart from my usual recordings. It seems that after a long, hard winter, spring is having a hard time coming for I was compelled to make fire in the furnace today. My new job is agreeing with me quite well and I am not at all reluctant to start the day or the week. After supper [[Red McLaughlin|Red]] & [[Aravella Boone|Aravella]] came to visit us. We talked & (played pinochle) 1 game. Red took me in a '39 Buick to get some ice cream & pretzels. Of course we enjoyed eating them later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 2, 1940|May 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 4, 1940|May 4, 1940]] }} 7d5fee3135813c2d83e394996db813c7def527af 0 2777 5489 5487 2015-01-08T16:16:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We were going to lay in bed a while this morning and just naturally enjoy ourselves, but at seven o'clock the doorbell rang and we had to let the landlord in to make repairs. We transported my ten chickens from back in garden spot and fixed up a little. After dinner Betsy came and we all went over home for a grand reception in honor of the Bride and Groom by the groom's parents. After a wonderful feast and lovely evening we, four of us, went to [[Safe Harbor]] to see the moon on the river. It was a wild goose chase, but it was nice. We were late getting to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 29, 1939|May 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 31, 1939|May 31, 1939]] }} a785354bec600586ca2134cce3d33ebc7ae3ad89 0 2779 5492 5490 2015-01-08T16:16:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Memorial Day--in memory of those who have done many noble deeds in order that we might live in peace and safety. Farmers insist on working and so they think that implement stores and machine shops should also wait on them. Therefore I worked most of the day. Late in the afternoon I washed the car with [[Webby]]. We then went with [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] up to Marg & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]]'s . We played croquet etc. It was a bad rainy night and kind of suppressed us. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 29, 1940|May 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 31, 1940|May 31, 1940]] }} c34f1ce96c2903df25337803f5962fb363754e24 0 2781 5495 5493 2015-01-08T16:16:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I overslept and [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up and, like a good girl, made breakfast. [[Groffie]] came for me we went to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. Things were mostly as per usual. It was hotter than it had ever been this yeaer nd we were thirsty all the time. We got real busy in the afternoon but got finished in short order. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for supper. It was fine as usual and we ate much. We went to Young People's Choir practice and had good results. Now we sit around and expect the gang to come and serenade us. Let's see. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 30, 1939|May 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 1, 1939|Jun 1, 1939]] }} 8b5a7cdf5f92802d21fc7f5f156661cbe0b1681e 0 2783 5498 5496 2015-01-08T16:16:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Again it's work. Again the weather is unsettled. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was helping down at the office. It was payday and so the men had to be paid, among other things. I had a trip to [[Intercourse]] & [[Gap]] with [[Nancy Young|Nancy]]. After supper Jane went to Childrens Day Pageant practice. [[Webby]] and I visited out on the glider. Later Jane returned and [[Red McLaughlin|Red]] & Mrs. Red came to visit. It was late and they didn't stay very long. We just talked and didn't play any. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 30, 1940|May 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 1, 1940|Jun 1, 1940]] }} 612b4666379fb6194eac13b6c664a1a6dbc998b5 0 2785 5501 5499 2015-01-08T16:16:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Again today comes. Probably to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val a day of immense happiness, of big celebrations, for it marks their wedding anniversary. I have felt lower than an eel's belly all day and now as I am sleepiest, feel lowest. I was late for work. Then we got real busy toward the middle of the afternoon. [[John]] went home early &we worked late. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] is sick in bed. Supper "ain't what she orter was." I got a Dr's examination to see if I am fit to marry&mdash;totally uncalled for, but exceptionally conventional. Choir practice was bum as usual. I sat 2 hrs at [[Youngs]] doing nothing, just too tired to come home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 3, 1939|May 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 5-6, 1939|May 5-6, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] ca75fdaf4b1b46942cc6e247e1a52a8cc873ac60 0 2787 5504 5502 2015-01-08T16:16:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]], of course, didn't go with me to work but stayed at home & prepared for dinner tonight. I worked as usual. After dinner I raked the lawn & mowed it, having [[Webbie]] to help me. It really needed mowing. After cleaning myself up I went down & brought Grammy Young & Auntie up for "dinner." Uncle & Aunt Young were here also and everything was fine and good. Aunty Mary brought us a May basket. After supper we played [[Chinese checkers]] & chess. After the company had gone home, we finished the dishes about eleven oclock. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 3, 1940|May 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 5, 1940|May 5, 1940]] }} 13dfb21a74331067356a7584aa28fc6019a46648 0 2789 5506 5505 2015-01-08T16:16:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We stayed in bed till almost the last minute as usual lately, then got up and hurried off to SS & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. At Church we voted to change the time of service to daylight and it was daylight in the evening. [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] & Marg were there for church and came down for dinner bringing half of it along. After dinner we spent half an hour or more taking census over at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Old Leacock Cemetery]]. We run around a little, ate a quick supper, had no [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]], no organist for church and then went up to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]'s. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 4, 1940|May 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 6, 1940|May 6, 1940]] }} 2505b09b85b5b13b7eb42736d7d934d3091e21f8 0 2791 5510 5508 2015-01-08T16:16:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Laziness in my veins kept me in bed overtime again but no apparent harm was done. The weather was simply adorable, rather May like in its influences. But then, why shouldn't it be? We certainly found plenty to do at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], yea, really had our hands full. Directly after work I went to [[Youngs]] and had supper. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I planted potatoes till dark. Then I went back to the mill and "kept shop." I had a goodly number of company. Red, Eddie, [[Dick]] & his pals, [[Morris]] & [[Clyde]] were among my guests. Ginger ale was served. As the 5th went out I was ''(over)'' probably packing flour. About 2:15, the gang left and I got down to some good solid reading. By 4:30 there was enough flour for [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] load & so I headed for home & bed. Daylight was breaking & some farmers were arising. About 8:00 am I again got ready for the mill. We were busy again & to further complicate matters, the mill, literally "fell apart." This necessitated my postponing a trip to [[Lancaster]] in favor of repairing. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I made more garden from 3:30 to supper. After supper I played with tractors, finally came home about nine & wil bathe & retire promptly, I hope. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 4, 1939|May 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 7, 1939|May 7, 1939]] }} [[Category:Mill maintenance]] 39bc9bc58da124335b3f68532a1c91bce01a4aa5 0 2793 5514 5511 2015-01-08T16:16:37Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We can help it but we don't and so we get up late, and hurry, and get to work just in the nick of time. It was a beautiful morning and continued fair and warm all day. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing in the morning. We were not harassed by customers and so had lots of time for other work. We received bad news that [[Phil Egster]] & wife & little girl were hurt in an automobile accident in Arizona. We had choir praactice in the evening but Jane didn't go, she ironed instead getting ready for housecleaning. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 5, 1940|May 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 7, 1940|May 7, 1940]] }} 74e2464cdd4685769d0a83d2a09e706314be0a12 0 2794 5517 5513 2015-01-08T16:16:37Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Getting up early was not difficult after my good night's sleep. I went to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] as usual and was repaid in the usual fashion. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came home with me for dinner. In the afternoon we gave up a trip to [[Peach Bottom]] to go to the Buchers'. We had a nice visit and a wonderful supper. We hurried back to [[Paradise]] to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and church. It was really hot all day & I actually sweated. The night was warm & close contact made it no cooler. Mary Jane was whisked away from us after church, that should be nothing to me, but I feel it & won't deny it "for love nor money." {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 5-6, 1939|May 5-6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 8, 1939|May 8, 1939]] }} 871e3350c9b797b077ac69c7c261e09a5f4be85c 0 2795 5519 5516 2015-01-08T16:16:37Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I went off to work without [[Jane Young|Jane]] again this morning. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] was to come and help clean the upstairs. Harold & I made out quite all right by ourselves. We had a nice warm dinner that really did the trick. In the evening [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] brought the little garden tractor up & we had a lot of fun. ([[Gid]] broke his leg.) [[Val]] came for supper & helped with the garden. We had a pretty fair [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Board meeting at [[Romaine]]'s. Jane stayed with company. We also ate & sang. Came home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 6, 1940|May 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 8, 1940|May 8, 1940]] }} 5707054ada20c40e0bfc90dda056a682c0daac1a 0 2796 5522 5520 2015-01-08T16:16:37Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we worked toward getting the mechanism together again but didn't get it finished. After working late & eating a short supper, I went with the gang to [[County Chorus]] practice. Everything and everybody points to our wedding in a few days. I simply can't believe it or else stubbornly won't admit that I am excited. Although I am taking all the necessary steps, my whole head & soul are not in it, not that I fear I might be taking a foolish step, for I could have made no better selection; but down in my heart I crave the grace of a girl, fresh from the cradle, whose eyes "sparkle like a million diamonds" and ask to be loved. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 7, 1939|May 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 9, 1939|May 9, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 15ba5d042810e3f7e3193bcc43430f1b692df105 0 2798 5525 5523 2015-01-08T16:16:37Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We all four got up about 5:30 this morning. We didn't seem to be sleepy. I dug garden before breakfast & then didn't eat enough. [[Val]] went off to work at six. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to cleaning again. I went to work also. Today was swell again. Customers were few again. [[Hackman]] came before supper. I did a little garden. After supper I went to [[J. Z. Sandis]]' to a committee meeting of S.S. "Extention." We did a fine job of preparing for a canvass of [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. I had my car at the garage. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 7, 1940|May 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 9, 1940|May 9, 1940]] }} 06aef480a1e769164d2b68fcec710aed6122ff5a 0 2800 5528 5526 2015-01-08T16:16:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Oversleeping made me a little late, for the mill again. We jumped right to it and got the mill in shape for milling again, then it was dinner time. After dinner I caught up my office work and generally didn't overexert myself. A little thunderstorm and refreshing shower slightly lowered the humidity and made things grow in leaps and bounds. The [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Chorus sang at the Y.M.C.A. at a presentation of the Scriptural play "Simon the Leper." Late home again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 8, 1939|May 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 10, 1939|May 10, 1939]] }} c9017ead9919cecb0234ea6b64bb436a43b6609f 0 2802 5531 5529 2015-01-08T16:16:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was too wet to dig garden before breakfast so we didn't get up very early. I made my breakfast once again & went off to work. [[Jane Young|Jane]] worked again after she got there. We were a little bit busier than usual. [[Charlie Hurst]] installed a speaker system & it was interesting. [[Arthur S. Young|Arthur]] left for [[Bloomsburg]] etc. After supper Jane went to the Dr. & we went to choir practice. I then got my hair cut and we visited [[Brackbill Farm|down home]] & [[Groff]]s. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 8, 1940|May 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 10, 1940|May 10, 1940]] }} acb3ebe135a7532bb4228ca64864e19c5430f2f3 0 2804 5535 5532 2015-01-08T16:16:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki My work for today started out in a different fashion this morning. I went to [[Paradise]] & got [[Groffie]] and took him to [[Lancaster]] for his truck. Then went to work. I finished the rest of the forenoon in my own realm - flour dep't and office, but in the afternoon I worked my self out in [[Allen|Allie]]'s "playhouse" the feed dept. We were busy. The day was swell & many rabbits were shot but I didn't get any or did I try. After supper we had Choir practice at Zimmie's. It was fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 31, 1939|Oct 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 2, 1939|Nov 2, 1939]] }} bc719b7d1b13e33c14d91a465153b06b7139f932 0 2806 5538 5537 2015-01-08T16:16:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki After not getting enough sleep for the tenth, more or less consecutive night we wearily arose and set about doing our regular, Saturday morning labor. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] & didn't finish until 2:30. Then I came home, got [[Jane Young|Jane]] & went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] to visit especially [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]]. We hunted in vain again. After supper we sang quartet numbers. [[Flossie]] came. Soon Jane & I left, determined to catch a few hours of the lost sleep and soon old time petting & messing up. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 10, 1939|Nov 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 12, 1939|Nov 12, 1939]] }} 0f5fe0521181acc01dfb9b7ffc06bf7a7f80d33b 0 2805 5540 5534 2015-01-08T16:16:39Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We really tried the mixer out today. Quite a few orders were left over to mix up and we did 'er. All the activities of the day seem trivial in comparison to the big events of the night. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I got ready to go to [[Lancaster]]. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty "Harold"]] popped in unexpectedly as we were just ready to leave. We took a bunch along in to a fairly big but very nice roller skating party and I acted like a married man and was rather glad I had, yet was mad at myself. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 9, 1939|Nov 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 11, 1939|Nov 11, 1939]] }} 770c9dc47059e5bc1abf2957e1eadb6240d636cd 0 2808 5543 5542 2015-01-08T16:16:39Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't get up till away late this morning - not until after the time I should have been at work. [[Groffie]] took me once again. It was colder today, and there was a light shift of snow. Most of the day the sun was shining. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but finished on schedule. After supper, we took our load to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] [[County Chorus]] practice. Not too many were there but it was fine. Home happy & late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 12, 1939|Nov 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 14, 1939|Nov 14, 1939]] }} fc2c12cca8cd5b2071fba16a2906a298098e0b5d 0 2809 5545 5544 2015-01-08T16:16:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The day was started off quite differently this morning. I walked down to [[Groff]]'s & went along with [[Earl]]. Nothing was much different at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We were busy as usual. After supper, I should by all means have collected welfare but couldn't' summon enough courage. We went to board meeting at [[Emma]]'s & made out O.K. There were plenty of eats for all and I guess some left over. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 13, 1939|Nov 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 15, 1939|Nov 15, 1939]] }} b91c3197a3b7c8185bf75a6d41693525edc71829 0 2807 5547 5539 2015-01-08T16:16:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up lazily this morning & ate & dressed for S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. It was very bright & cheerful and look like it would be a lovely day. Services were well attended and very beneficial. After Church we had our own dinner in our home. However, after the dishes were done we gathered up [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] and went over home. [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman|Uncle Ivan]]'s Bunch were there. We took pictures & practiced at School. [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] left for [[Waynesburg|Wbg]] abt 3:30 with [[Warren Brackbill|Barney]] & Norman. Supper there. [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & church, nothing unusual, came home & went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 11, 1939|Nov 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 13, 1939|Nov 13, 1939]] }} 1cb485939114ceb2391817109803b484171d2f6a 0 2810 5550 5546 2015-01-08T16:16:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up in quite good time again & I got a bicycle ride to [[Groffie]]'s. It was very cold this morning but got a little warmer till evening. The [[Hess's Mill|mill]] required a few repairs at different times today. We were very busy in the feed department again. While eating supper, we were dropped in upon by [[Mary Jane]] & [[Bobby]]. After supper & saw a couple of welfare prospects. Then we all went in to prayer meeting and Choir practice. We had work but it was all fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 14, 1939|Nov 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 16, 1939|Nov 16, 1939]] }} 9d2a759fd348d8a330c57a009c867af4370bdca8 0 2811 5553 5549 2015-01-08T16:16:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Happy birthday to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] once again. This was the fifth consecutive day of rain, almost incessant and we aren't used to it yet. It was payday, among other things, and we were kept pretty busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. I had to go to [[Intercourse]] to renew my note for my [[Herman Brackbill cars|car]]. [[Webb McLaughlin|Web]] was around to help me at supper time. I went to [[East Branch]] meeting at [[New Holland]] in the evening. After that I was officially asked to accept the nomination for County Pres. of [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 29, 1940|Oct 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 16, 1940|Nov 16, 1940]] }} 00988de1461b3e550ab4d469efa77edf988ebf23 0 2812 5556 5552 2015-01-08T16:16:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't get the whole way down this morning & [[Groffie|Earl]] picked me up. We weren't at all early. There was plenty to do at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], a few yesterday's orders and a good many today's. We got through it nevertheless. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & some of the other [[Youngs]] went to town & she got a new coat. Also [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] got one & a new hat. After supper I took my wife and we went to "Old" Choir practice only a party for [[Lee]] kept some of the choir away. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 15, 1939|Nov 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 17, 1939|Nov 17, 1939]] }} 44a4a65f4272fc7ecd59508afe9223fb597980aa 0 2813 5559 5555 2015-01-08T16:16:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki There was surely a sight for weary eyes for us to behold this morning: the sun shone forth in all its splendor. The weather was decidedly colder but much more brisk. Things went as the same this morning at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. In the afternoon we put away the screen doors and glider. [[Webb McLaughlin|Web]] & I went over home where I hunted for rabbits with [[Ross Trout Yuninger|Rossie]]. After a big supper we sat down to rest. [[Betty Doutrich|Betty D]] & [[Emory]] came & discussed plans for their wedding. I finished collecting my welfare this afternoon -- $36.00. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 15, 1940|Nov 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 17, 1940|Nov 17, 1940]] }} c6c127ce7e722a5704e196aa0a73e3ee54a29e9d 0 2814 5562 5558 2015-01-08T16:16:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I was quite early for my chauffeur this morning. It was a dandy day, as it has been being for a while. The old hammer mill got new hammers today and it was quiet around the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] except for "my" flour mill. We didn't get home till late and then we had to hurry & dress quickly after supper. We took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & went to a spelling bee over home. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] played, Jane & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] sang. There was a nice crowd and the entertainment was good. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 16, 1939|Nov 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 18, 1939|Nov 18, 1939]] }} 3718a0d0957bf7ef44f3759ae328a65858293047 0 2815 5564 5561 2015-01-08T16:16:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Snow covered the earth this morning when we first looked out upon it. I had to arise early enough to take my bath before going to Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] had intended to take the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] but changed her mind. We all went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]'s for dinner with [[Ellis]] & [[Elsie]]. We ate & ate. We listened to the radio in the afternoon & carried on. We had supper there. Then I took Jane & Evelyn to [[Sheaffers]] & I went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Then to [[Gap]] to hear a [[Rev Campbell]]--missionary. We got around about bed time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 16, 1940|Nov 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 18, 1940|Nov 18, 1940]] }} c3049ed264aba0e07d19f6ec896190701d67f114 0 2816 5567 5565 2015-01-08T16:16:41Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Now again we are most sleepy. However, as always, we must sometime get up and get started. Things didn't start so easily this morning. I spent about 3 hours repair the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and get it started. We finished by dinner. In the afternoon I cleaned up and collected for Welfare. We both helped and ate at the fire hall this evening, then came home weary and well spent for a little quiet & rest. Indian summer denotes the weather. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 17, 1939|Nov 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 19, 1939|Nov 19, 1939]] }} d92b7ff6606ce279e5120889f77c11c495ea05c6 0 2818 5570 5568 2015-01-08T16:16:41Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up and started the washing about 5:30. I got up a little later and went to work. I came home about nine and kept the house while Jane went with her [[Arthur S. Young|daddy]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|mother]] to [[David Kenn___]]s funeral. I wrote [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] among other things. After dinner, which I prepared, I went back to work. We were pretty busy. After supper, [[Stanley Ranck|Stanley]] & I went to [[Lancaster]] and turned out to be the only men at [[County Chorus]] practice in a cold church. We had a good short rehearsal and then came home.c {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 17, 1940|Nov 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 19, 1940|Nov 19, 1940]] }} dbd21626aa2b63d9c9d2f0f3a9192b801a1cc964 0 2821 5574 5573 2015-01-08T16:16:41Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] worried a little this morning for fear I would get fired for not getting to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]] on time but I didn't. It was a swell day again and everyone was happy. We were pretty busy and that was nice. In the afternoon Jane brought [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] down home in the coach. We kinda expected to stay for supper but were fooled. I guess I eat too much. After supper we just sat and listened to the radio & visited with the baby until bed time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 18, 1940|Nov 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 20, 1940|Nov 20, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 3cd5c5825db95650b2a3252a0f308d12edead5e6 0 2820 5576 5571 2015-01-08T16:16:41Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I like Sunday, the whole day through. In the mornign I can <strike>lay</strike> lie in bed a couple extra hours, a thing that I long for every morning. Sunday is a day for physical rest and I always feel much better if I have observed it by resting. It is also a day for Spiritual refreshment and that is my chief concern. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] were here for dinner. We went home in the afternoon & for supper. After [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] [[Emory]] & [[Betty]] visited us here . Weather cold & windy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 18, 1939|Nov 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 20, 1939|Nov 20, 1939]] }} 2efec4012195601a91f56e4d9547e8bd9797bfb3 0 2822 5579 5575 2015-01-08T16:16:41Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki After the usual coaxing and reminding, I crawled out and dressed. The weather was brisk and very pleasing. Everyone should have enjoyed it and, I believe, did. [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] drove his own truck for a change once today. I helped none in the feed dep't but contented myself elsewhere. After work, I got a haircut. Then cleaned up and took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to [[Eva Sheaffer|Aunt Eva]]'s, & them, for rabbit & pheasant supper. After that we went to a good choir practice. Then we visited [[Zimmerman]]'s & had a committee meeting. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 1, 1939|Nov 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 3, 1939|Nov 3, 1939]] }} 0d824eaec2d9c9abcca9721dbaff693996f43aec 0 2823 5581 5578 2015-01-08T16:16:41Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today started off swell. It was cold & cloudy and Monday. [[John Moore]] & [[John Hess|Hess]] each took a load of Amish to [[Philadelphia|Phila]] to the [[Baugh]] fertilizer plant. We were left busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] with orders pouring in from all corners. We worked like a bunch of wild men and didn't get finished until 6ix oclock. After a sumptuous supper, we got ready & went to [[County Chorus]] practice. I drove [[Stanley Ranck|Stan Ranck]]'s new '39 Chevy in. Practice was fine & we didn't get home till eleven. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 19, 1939|Nov 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 21, 1939|Nov 21, 1939]] }} 167e21650b8fd8b639facab0e0a2b5c8c97fcb3a 0 2824 5585 5582 2015-01-08T16:16:42Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up and around quite on time this morning. It was cloudy most all day but not more than a sprinkle of rain and that late in the evening. We were not rushed at work but, as always, there was plenty to do. We had oysters for supper. I ate six. After supper we bundled up our little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|"papoose"]] and went to visit [[Red]] & [[Arvella]] & little [[Ronald]]. He (the baby) is a cute little fellow. They both behaved swell and they treated us swell. We came home in time to feed her at ten. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 19, 1940|Nov 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 21, 1940|Nov 21, 1940]] }} 13a44ec83408844ac68e8dd89148fd39c0d40098 0 2825 5588 5584 2015-01-08T16:16:42Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki As usual, it was warm in bed and cold out of bed but sometime I had to get up. We weren't late for work but rather, got a good start. We found ourselves really busy today again. Order after order kept us wondering if we would even get on top again. We finished about 5:30. After supper, I cleaned up, dressed up & finished my welfare work. Then I brought [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] up to visit us and cousin [[Elizabeth Groff]] was here. It's cold out & cloudy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 20, 1939|Nov 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 22, 1939|Nov 22, 1939]] }} b567da951d1e52b8ed5bdf516deb939965dca8ba 0 2826 5591 5587 2015-01-08T16:16:42Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today a part of the population celebrates [[wikipedia:Thanksgiving|Thanksgiving]]. We shall wait until next week. We can't have too many days of giving thanks yet I think we should have one day for a special Thanksgiving for all our people. It was a little cloudy today but nice. We weren't too busy at the mill. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] were down home all afternoon canning peas. We were there for supper. After supper [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I went to choir practice. It went fine. Brackys stopped in at Youngs on the way home. ==Commentary== ''See Herman's journal entry from [[HB Journal for Nov 23, 1939|November 23, 1939]] for the history of Thanksgiving dates.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 20, 1940|Nov 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 22, 1940|Nov 22, 1940]] }} 60365246b9dae968f215e54f9a851d7bc14d298d 0 2827 5594 5590 2015-01-08T16:16:42Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I got up simultaneously this morning about five thirty. I washed & dried the dishes while Jane "combed her hair." She went over home to help get ready for Thanksgiving & took me to work. [[Groffie]] was absent most of the day. [[Charlie Usner]] helped out. We were very busy again but finished abruptly about 4:30. It snowed a little. That is because we had a swell turnout at prayer meeting and choir practice. We had loads of fun for funny reasons. Bed late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 21, 1939|Nov 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 23, 1939|Nov 23, 1939]] }} eb178a5294c16be3c4af5cd37d955f825f358d6e 0 2828 5597 5593 2015-01-08T16:16:42Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Friday again and payday. A nice clear day it was and warm too, very warm in fact, so warm that even with the fire checked it was too warm in the house. We weren't too busy at the office for a change. I guess the farmers were all busy in the fields. I went to the store before supper. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went down home and I did the dishes & fed the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]]. Jane brought [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] along back to stay overnight and we had a nice, enjoyable evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 21, 1940|Nov 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 23, 1940|Nov 23, 1940]] }} 8e0373149935e936f49900eaef8a2be5472a46a2 0 2829 5599 5596 2015-01-08T16:16:42Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This was [[Wikipedia:Thanksgiving|Thanksgiving day]] in most of the United States due to the Proclamation of [[Wikipedia:Franklin Delano Roosevelt|Pres. Roosevelt]]. I was thankful to stay in bed a few extra hours this morning. We went to church before going over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for a big Thanksgiving dinner. [[Marksberrys]] & [[Anna Leaman|Aunt Nan]] were there beside our family. We practiced target shooting and went hunting some. After a short supper we sat around & played [http://www.childrenparty.com/partygames/printversion/upjenkins.html "up Jenkins"] till it was bedtime, then went home. ==Commentary== ''1939 was the [[Wikipedia:Thanksgiving#More_Recent_Times|first year that Thanksgiving was fixed for the fourth Thursday of November]], at the request of merchants who wanted a longer Christmas shopping season.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 22, 1939|Nov 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 24, 1939|Nov 24, 1939]] }} [[Category:Holidays]] b49e107395a6120533097f809ebb0f0bd369253a 0 2831 5602 5600 2015-01-08T16:16:42Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It's little "Puppy" laid in bed till almost seven oclock and then got breakfast and bid its little aunt and its mother good by and went down to work. It was a swell day and the men were busy down at its grandfather's office. In the afternoon I might have gone hunting but didn't. I worked on a little invention to keep the rolling door in place. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went down to the fire hall to help with the supper. After I fed the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]], Jane came back and then I went down to eat my supper. We had the rest of the night to rest and stuff. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 22, 1940|Nov 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 24, 1940|Nov 24, 1940]] }} f6ad03276a81e9751fbcc2fc74a9344840f30242 0 2833 5605 5603 2015-01-08T16:16:43Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The morning found us ready to back to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] for more fun, action and hard work. Hard work is the correct term to use for we all work till we can't stand up. This week has been very unusual at the mill for we seem to be doing 2 wks. work in four or five days. After a good but hasty supper, the boys, all except [[Dick]] went over to [[Fausts]] to catch chickens. We had a sporting time. Some of us went to [http://www.greendragonmarket.com/images/History.pdf Green Dragon] afterwards & had more fun. I got home late. ==Commentary== ''This is the only time in the journals to date that any alcohol consumption is hinted at.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 23, 1939|Nov 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 25, 1939|Nov 25, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] c6247db71162fd57ce2add0ae838da185451a1af 0 2835 5608 5606 2015-01-08T16:16:43Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Very much it was rainy and damp this morning and continued to be that way until night when it cleared off and started to get colder. I went to Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] as customary, in the morning. We had dinner at home. In the afternoon we took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] and [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] to [[Lancaster]] where we visited [[Aunt Virgie]], [[Mrs. Kaufman]] and [[Pauline Bryson Doutrich]]. After supper [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. The Eastern Star was our guest at church. [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Baby]] was good all evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 23, 1940|Nov 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 25, 1940|Nov 25, 1940]] }} 4a06530e3c6f5d60574ae1e3fd44f042166f8bd0 0 2837 5611 5609 2015-01-08T16:16:43Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I wasn't especially anxious to get to work this morning or even to get up for some reason or other even if I didn't expect to find much to do at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. Our expectations were sadly exceeded, though, and we found ourselves finishing up at 4:15 this afternoon. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took [[Aunt Mary]] to [[Lancaster]]. We shopped a little and brought Mother home from Grandmas. I got my hair cut while Mom & Jane visited [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mom Young]]. We worked on a ch___ over home & stayed till ten oclock. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 24, 1939|Nov 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 26, 1939|Nov 26, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] c49faee1323d0182f52d06456b267db6cc25c79b 0 2839 5614 5612 2015-01-08T16:16:43Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We both got up at the same time this morning for a change. It was cold and windy and wash day. We were busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] all of the day, but appreciated being in the warm. We had to scrape to get enough money into the bank. The [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] was fussy and "bawley" today, off and on, that's unusual. After supper, I took [[Stanley Ranck|Stan]] & [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] & [[Warren Brackbill|Warren]] to [[County Chorus]] practice. We had a fine one with 25 people out. We got home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 24, 1940|Nov 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 26, 1940|Nov 26, 1940]] }} 7a0faa738d1e3a9efe85017e76a1c6a3000b75bc 0 2841 5617 5615 2015-01-08T16:16:44Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] was in bed fast by laziness this morning so I got up and started things. It was a beautiful morning and we looked forward to a pleasant day. We went to S.S. and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. The services were well attended. We went down home for dinner and ate heartily. After dinner we went into see [[Arthur S. Young|Art]]'s cousin [[Ellis]] at the hospital. After supper again down home we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] I led a large meeting. [[Mrs. Rankin]] showed pictures in the church service & it was well attended. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 25, 1939|Nov 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 27, 1939|Nov 27, 1939]] }} db590fd0bb2340245279d5ec00282fe221c66b77 0 2843 5620 5618 2015-01-08T16:16:44Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was a beautiful morning this, with the sun fairly beaming thru heavy clouds. The clouds soon overshadowed the sun and we began to look for snow. We were well occupied at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] again with quite a good many salesmen calling on us at our time. About four o'clock it began to sleet, but the sleet was replaced by rain which became quite abundant about nine oclock. After supper I went to [[Reba]]'s to a committee meeting to plan for the Christmas entertainment. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 25, 1940|Nov 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 27, 1940|Nov 27, 1940]] }} c2086bc0c71a59e10cbc2dd938ad60842e56f9cf 0 2845 5623 5621 2015-01-08T16:16:45Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The moon was still shining this morning when we got up, but it wasn't long till day broke and I found myself back in my daily grind. We seem to expect another holiday, judging by the amount of business we have had today. We worked till dark again. After supper and a good washing, etc., we took our usual load to [[Lancaster]] to [[County Chorus|County C.E. Chorus]] practice. It lasted into the night and it was quite late till we got hom. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 26, 1939|Nov 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 28, 1939|Nov 28, 1939]] }} c51d8ecb200dca4b6217314565880b0788801821 0 2847 5626 5624 2015-01-08T16:16:45Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It looked a little bit like winter this morning. Last night's heavy rain lately turned to sleet or snow and there was a carpet of ice over the earth. The sun shone through only a couple times today but the ice finally got melted. We were busy. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] were down home in the afternoon. After supper I went to the [[U.B. Church]] to S.S. teacher's training. The night turned out clear and not too cold. Hurray for tomorrow. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 26, 1940|Nov 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 28, 1940|Nov 28, 1940]] }} d9510565a580380cbe42979b540735bad3376c4d 0 2849 5629 5627 2015-01-08T16:16:45Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning again there was nothing to do but get up, dress, fix the furnace, eat breakfast and get down to [[Groffie]]'s & go to work with him. We were busy again today, more so than yesterday but we expect a heavier day tomorrow. After supper we didn't have to go away. I washed dishes & [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed then I caught up with some of my personal bookwork expect to wash my head before retiring. It is warmer tonight, a little light rain, yet clear. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 27, 1939|Nov 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 29, 1939|Nov 29, 1939]] }} 1ab3e3431a5b5a8c06932e9d723b6c73f8fc1eca 0 2851 5632 5630 2015-01-08T16:16:45Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki A wind came up in the night and just blew things around, at least, it made it colder. We didn't have to get up till about nine this morning and it was nice. Then I got up and went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up and dressed the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] to go over home. After church, we went for our Thanksgiving dinner at home and it was swell. [[Florence Brackbill|Floss]] & [[Ross Trout Yuninger|Ross]] weren't there nor was [[Harold Brackbill|Short]]. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]'s [[Margie]] was extra. We all enjoyed it. We stopped in down home in the evening and Evelyn cried so that we came on home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 27, 1940|Nov 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 29, 1940|Nov 29, 1940]] }} 020664f98d45f9f9aa92d7315d230d2519d4116c 0 2853 5636 5633 2015-01-08T16:16:46Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Young [[Eddie Slaymaker]] picked me up and took me to meet my bus, [[Groffie]]. We were a little earlier yet not too early. It was a warm, clear day and enjoyed by all. We weren't quite so busy in the morning but were swamped in the evening & didn't get done. We ate supper down [[Brackbill Farm|home]], [[Harry G. Brackbill|Daddy]] was away & [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] didn't feel good. Afterwards we had a quite nice choir practice at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 28, 1939|Nov 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 30, 1939|Nov 30, 1939]] }} 19e75dd1610c989f4eec0d2fe8a3bc34fcf957ec 0 2854 5637 5635 2015-01-08T16:16:46Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning it looked like any kind of weather. Soon it began to snow very violently but soon let up. The sun came out a little and no snow remained unmelted. We were pretty busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]]. It was pay day and I had that work to do. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] took [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to [[Lancaster]]. After supper and [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] had hers, we sat down to sing and things. Everett came. I went down and got Mother & Nancy & we had a nice sociable evening & fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 28, 1940|Nov 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 30, 1940|Nov 30, 1940]] }} 46975aa4dc0b3594488ee006d2515ccc6b7218c6 0 2855 5640 5638 2015-01-08T16:16:47Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Getting up seemed easier for no reason at all and I was early at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. The weather was a repetition of yesterday's only a little cooler. In the morning I worked alone with the noise but in the afternoon I worked without the noise, putting a new silk on the mill. I came home a little earlier than my usual late hour and we went to [[Strasburg]] to a District rally & Banquet. Attendance was excusably poor. Afterwards [[Brackbills]] & [[Romaine]] came here and <u>raised Cain</u>. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 2, 1939|Nov 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 4, 1939|Nov 4, 1939]] }} 512a5de7f97584b8005fdd23891c19240b4c4279 0 2857 5643 5641 2015-01-08T16:16:48Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Some are, <u>some</u> are not celebrating Thanksgiving day today. We had ours last week but a good many states would not change from the traditional "last Thursday in November." It was clear & bright in the morning but got cloudy toward evening. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again - "hand over fist." We quit late. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I hurriedly took [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] to [[Marksberrys]] for "dinner." We had baked ham, a big one served on a platter. We all ate till we nearly bursted. Then we sat around & played cards - mild ones. It was late till we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 29, 1939|Nov 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 1, 1939|Dec 1, 1939]] }} 0d34ce8abaab5e6f3bd775170044f44439109609 0 2859 5646 5644 2015-01-08T16:16:48Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Had to get up again this morning. It's getting harder to do as the weather is getting colder. We were plenty busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Co.|office]] this morning and didn't have time to look around any. [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] & [[Neal]] prepared to be absent Monday. In the afternoon I took my family [[Brackbill Farm|over home]]. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & I hunted a little but didn't see anything. We stayed for a swell big supper and afterwards. It was very nice & enjoyable. After we came home I went to the store. Rainy & warmer. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 29, 1940|Nov 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 1, 1940|Dec 1, 1940]] }} 0b838370243154892934c7c567926d998912495b 0 2861 5650 5647 2015-01-08T16:16:48Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki A cold morning greeted one and all today and I wasn't anxious to face it. I was terribly late for work but [[John Hess|John]] was later - so. [[Allen]] wasn't there at all - was sick. We had to piece up our abilities and still it took us some time after dinner to finish. Then I went gunning with [[Val]] & [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]. They got 2 birds & 2 rabbits. Val gave me a rabbit. I washed my car. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I, among many others, went to H. S. to see "Tulip Time." It was well rendered and quite entertaining. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 3, 1939|Nov 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 5, 1939|Nov 5, 1939]] }} c27e5e17d0c8392881b406b40ea44104fe431cda 0 2862 5653 5649 2015-01-08T16:16:48Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Failure of the alarm to ring caused us to delay our arising until eight oclock - an hour later than it should have been. It was raining and blowing from the north east and it made a wet day. We went to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] in the morning. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] helped us eat the rabbit for dinner. In the afternoon we toook E. & Auntie to [[Lancaster]] - McLachey H.S. to a welfare program. We were down home for supper. After that we went to [[St. John's United Brethren|St. John's U.B.]] to hear the "[[Happy Clarks]]." The going was well worth while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 4, 1939|Nov 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 6, 1939|Nov 6, 1939]] }} fa9d871acc5f69f7b4df59d85163434fc96c5c5b 0 2863 5656 5652 2015-01-08T16:16:48Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Just the idea of its being cold makes it hard to get up. Even if the house is slightly pretty warm, I can't get into the swing of things. Everything was as usual at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today. [[Dick]] took flour for a change. We got done a little earlier than usual, too. After a scrappy supper and scrappy preparation, we went to [[Lititz]] with [[Romaine]] & [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]. It was a County [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Social at the [[Moravian Church]] and there were over 225 there. We had a very swell time and all enjoyed it to the finish. It's cold tonight & I'm sleepy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 5, 1939|Nov 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 7, 1939|Nov 7, 1939]] }} 36ce802f6b66b915b59efa0d1788c83c0ee7aa19 0 2864 5658 5655 2015-01-08T16:16:49Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I was relying on the alarm clock to get me up this morning but here [[Jane Young|Jane]] turned it of and I was late, late for breakfast, late for work, and [[Groffie]] "growled me out." We weren't very busy all day till about quitting time then we found we couldn't finish. It was a swell day - Real fall weather but it rained a little after dark. For supper we went to [[New Holland|N. Holland]] to a supper meeting of the [[County Chorus]]. We had a jolly good time and everything was swell. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 6, 1939|Nov 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 8, 1939|Nov 8, 1939]] }} 7f447c489bf0d260f950a50be887552f0a2d3fe5 0 2866 5661 5659 2015-01-08T16:16:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't get up as soon as I got awake for something different. I wasn't late either. Things were entirely as usual at work. The weather was also the usual run of sunshine & cold with a good bit of wind. I got home in time for a 5:30 supper and a big one. After that we leisurely got dressed and went to prayer meeting. We had a swell choir practice. We can do without the [[Browns]] now, for we got two Singers. We wound up at [[Zimmermans|Zimmys]] and unwound. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 7, 1939|Nov 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 9, 1939|Nov 9, 1939]] }} 3b38ac646975545311497dfdee1661730e2be356 0 2869 5665 5664 2015-01-08T16:16:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It still was raining this morning as we faced another wonderful Sabbath, as they all are. After a well timed breakfast we "spritzed" our way to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. A member was added to our S.S. class. Two were added to our church at "World Wide Communion" service. It was well attended. The whole [[Brackbill]] family & [[Uncle Ellis]]' & Grandma were entertained at dinner at [[Flossie]]'s. A swell feed. We played [http://www.childrenparty.com/partygames/printversion/upjenkins.html "Up Jenkins"] & stayed for supper. After [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & choir - also church, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I visited [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] with [[Elva]] & [[Ellis Rowe]]. Enjoyable & enlightening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 30, 1939|Sep 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 2, 1939|Oct 2, 1939]] }} 7ac8ae97d3ae69cf6cca3f0399b45f4981cca2b3 0 2868 5667 5662 2015-01-08T16:16:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Having neglected to set the alarm clock last night caused us to sleep until six-thirty, the time I should have been at work. Needless to say, I was late. We were scarcely started right this morning when the mixer ceased to function and we worked till almost quitting time getting it to work. For supper we went to [[Ephrata]] Legion to a dollar and a quarter banquet of [[Farm Machinery]] dealers. We had a swell turkey supper and the program included some very swell artists but the renditions just mediocre. We got home about twelve. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 8, 1939|Nov 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 10, 1939|Nov 10, 1939]] }} a6e57b33d4e12e7bc9e14df8ad17b2cc3fe4eac5 0 2871 5670 5669 2015-01-08T16:16:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I found it hard getting up this morning, but manage to get hold of myself by 6:20. It was a nice bright morning and after my blood started to circulate I found my place in the activities of the day. We were busy as usual at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. After a big stuffing supper I went to the barber shop and waited among the celebraties - [[Benny Brackbill]], cousin [[Raymond Doutrich|Raymond D.]] & sons, [[Raymond Martin]] etc. After I came home I wrote minutes & waited for [[Jane Young|Jane]] to come from hair dressers. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 9, 1939|Oct 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 11, 1939|Oct 11, 1939]] }} 8350ce3d1e7e62db98097614cf6eb6cf00d44e28 0 2872 5672 5671 2015-01-08T16:16:51Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was a beautiful morning, this. Fall has a certain beauty and richness all its own. Over the countryside the trees are crowded with brightly tinted leaves and fields are weighted down with harvest. [[Jane Young|Jane]] helped in the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] this afternoon. Sort of like old times. After supper I left my family a little while again and went to the annual [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] convention of the county. [[Dr. Poling]] spoke and our chorus sang. There was a very good crowd. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 9, 1940|Oct 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 11, 1940|Oct 11, 1940]] }} 2b8a7da2bd5eeaf86bdc073d9deb0c079f572240 0 2873 5674 5673 2015-01-08T16:16:51Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up sleepily shortly after the alarm "went off" this morning. It was still dark for the sun itself is staying in bed longer these fall mornings. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we found the usual routine. [[Red McLaughlin]] was there a little. We didn't work extra hard or long. [[Ilse Eshelman]] put 40 chickens in "our" old wooden house. After supper we went to a S.S. ass'n meeting at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. The old wouldn't give way to the new. We had a short prayer meeting. [[Mrs. Kaufman]] was there for choir practice but the saddest note of the day was [[Mary Jane]]'s absence. Home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 10, 1939|Oct 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 12, 1939|Oct 12, 1939]] }} bfda9ee958244012d8016f07a6f1033cfd186712 0 2874 5676 5675 2015-01-08T16:16:51Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Pay day at last. But we don't live just for the money we get or even for the things it can buy. Just now we are in the midst of this great [[Lancaster County]] [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Convention and are anticipating much. [[Stan]] took me & also [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] & [[Carl]] in to the convention to see & hear Falstick, the chalk talker. He was splendid. Afterward--we went to [[Ephrata]] to the farm show but didn't enjoy it much. We got home real late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 10, 1940|Oct 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 12, 1940|Oct 12, 1940]] }} 485651b9b2301db422d01ab46a5caa3d284abde7 0 2870 5677 5666 2015-01-08T16:16:51Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Octobers bright blue weather, but it rained or at least drizzled and was cloudy all day. We turned over a new leaf at the office today introducing a new billing system. We didn't have much trade to try it out. I had plenty to do though, catching up with my entering and posting. After supper we entertained the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Board. We had just the old "Stand Bys". We had a good meeting and had watermelons & stuff to eat. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 30, 1940|Sep 30, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 2, 1940|Oct 2, 1940]] }} 6aa1b5e8b79a82a48ac2e2fde73ca603cedf8d7e 0 2875 5681 5678 2015-01-08T16:16:51Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Getting up was draggy this morning but it is one of the "must be's" in which the spirit must prevail in a struggle with the flesh. All day long I was considerably depressed and under invigorated due to my several defeats of last evening. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] were here for supper. Afterwards, we went to [[Lancaster]] to the great [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Convention where the chorus sang. The Happy Clarks brought an evangelistic service of song and scripture. It was fine weather - colder. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 11, 1939|Oct 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 13, 1939|Oct 13, 1939]] }} c42b5176fb72946fd5734d5b8df78fc58b621f8a 0 2876 5684 5680 2015-01-08T16:16:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Nice day, the banks all closed and no money. Part of our force was taking a holiday today and we didn't see much activity at the shop. After dinner it was my good fortune to be able to go to the afternoon session of the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Convention. We had swell conferences and were well inspired. I came home for supper and got [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[Mary Jane]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & we went back again. [[William Allan Dean|Wm. Allan Dean]] was a wonderful fellow & we enjoyed him as much as we benefited from him. ==Commentary== October 12 was [[wikipedia:Columbus Day|Columbus Day]], a bank holiday then as now in the U.S. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 11, 1940|Oct 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 13, 1940|Oct 13, 1940]] }} d22cade41654a982cdcced2fc0f306a7cedd0312 0 2877 5687 5683 2015-01-08T16:16:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The house was chilly when we got up this morning. Someone said there had been a little frost this morning. That (or this) is the real kind of weather - cold, snappy days, in which you can do a good day's work and scarcely get tired. In the afternoon I got a couple nice long trips in the little truck. After making the fire in the furnace again, we ate a hurried supper. We again went to the convention in [[Lancaster]]. Rev. [[T. Roland Philips|T. Roland Phillips]] gave a wonderful address which a good crowd enjoyed. Home--10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 12, 1939|Oct 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 14, 1939|Oct 14, 1939]] }} bdd5af9765bf951c93a753d2b8a3dbb82087ddf0 0 2878 5689 5686 2015-01-08T16:16:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Push 'em up a little earlier this morning for it's Rally Day. We had a nice day for it and a nice program but the crowd was poor. Not much of a Rally. After S.S. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to [[Marg]] & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]]' for dinner then we went on a nice trip in [[Herman Brackbill cars|my Oldsmobile]] to [[Harrisburg]], [[wikipedia:Lewisburg, PA|Lewisburg]], [[wikipedia:Sunbury, PA|Sunbury]], [[wikipedia:Pottsville, PA|Pottsville]] & home to [[Lititz]] again. We had a swell time. Ate supper picnic style in the woods. There were beautiful sights to see everywhere & we saw them. Every color & shape tree imaginable. We came home then. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 12, 1940|Oct 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 14, 1940|Oct 14, 1940]] }} 6fdc1aaf3db799f40abe2e74f35e86c33642e436 0 2879 5692 5690 2015-01-08T16:16:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I was moved to get up slightly earlier this morning due to the fact that the sweeper needed fixing. It was nice and warm in the house even if it was cold and blustery outside. We worked hard and long in the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We got in [[Lancaster]] in time to get on the Convention picture - 3:30. The services were all swell. I was installed as 2nd V. President of the union. The Banquet was a banquet. [[Perry Crawford]] & his quartets were fine & wonderfully enjoyed by all. Home 11:00 P.M. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 13, 1939|Oct 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 15, 1939|Oct 15, 1939]] }} 5bcfc6b9b2091e43ff41f6545a65722d127d5255 0 2881 5695 5693 2015-01-08T16:16:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki A pretty much of a Monday again and a wash day. It is very little that I now help my [[Jane Young|wife]] with the washing, but then she is quite capable. Everything was pretty much on an even keel at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] & shop today. The weather was nice & all were busy. [[Doris Brackbill|Doris]] was here for supper and stayed all night. Jane entertained the Guild, while [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] & I sat upstairs in the "dog house" because she was bad. We came down & had a good time too. (A crackin good time.) {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 13, 1940|Oct 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 15, 1940|Oct 15, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 8ba3de043bca8446a4461228b95d21811f83dd0d 0 2883 5698 5696 2015-01-08T16:16:53Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The state of affairs let us lay in bed a few extra minutes. However, the time comes around when we must get up an go - a little earlier this morning for it was rally day at Sunday School - it was packed. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went over to the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]] for dinner & to spend the afternoon. We had quite an enjoyable day of it. In the evening [[Mary Jane]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & we sang an anthem in [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] once. [[Ellis]] & [[Elise]], [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]], came here to visit afterwards. Bed late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 14, 1939|Oct 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 16, 1939|Oct 16, 1939]] }} 69a9706f19e323419c7aedd28d7629a235f7d485 0 2885 5701 5699 2015-01-08T16:16:53Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up lazy this morning but full of enough ambition to walk to work. But even then I came back in the middle of the morning for my [[Herman Brackbill cars|car]]. In the afternoon [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] went to the Nat'l Dairy Show at Harrisburg. I was pretty much alone but made out all right. After a fine doggie supper, [[Webb McLaughlin|Webbie]] & I caught 10 of my 14 hens and sold them. Then I got a hair cut. [[Ruth]], [[Anna]] & [[Jerry]] visited us in the evening a while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 14, 1940|Oct 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 16, 1940|Oct 16, 1940]] }} 91b7f41e00d207dc55f873a45c9c8e61db7f7bd4 0 2887 5704 5702 2015-01-08T16:16:53Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The fact that it was Monday again, didn't increase my desire to get out of bed. There was a wonderful white killing frost everywhere & the weather was invigorating. [[Ross Yuninger|Ross]] has stopped working at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] & left us a man short again. We were simply busy. After work I went in home & helped [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] to pick apples till dark. The harvest is great & pickers are few & busy. We had a good supper & enjoyable evening listening to the radio. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Romaine]] came bout ten & took me home to bed. They had been at a guild party. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 15, 1939|Oct 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 17, 1939|Oct 17, 1939]] }} cf97d8474d6fea04ae60160c7323a0c492c6d961 0 2889 5707 5705 2015-01-08T16:16:53Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Still another day, another great privilege just to live. This is the day we have been looking forward to as the day of registration for [[wikipedia:Selective Training and Service Act of 1940|Selective Service]] as they have been saying. Well I registered. In the afternoon the [[Young]] family went to the Dairy Show. I have been caught up with my main work and am enjoying a change. After supper I cleaned up & went up and had a nice talk with [[Jacob Landis]]. It was refreshing & helpful. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 15, 1940|Oct 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 17, 1940|Oct 17, 1940]] }} [[Category:World War II]] 908dcd3cfa8983b4cb9c7dbe53a6729d32766d1e 0 2891 5710 5708 2015-01-08T16:16:54Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Up again late again. [[Groffie]] is driving again this week and we aren't getting there any too early. We were quite as busy as ever all day & worked right along. In the forenoon I went to [[Reamstown]]. In the afternoon -- I was in the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. After I got home I dug a few potatoes till it got dark. Then we ate a fine supper & washed, shaved & dressed up. Six members of the board came and we had a successful board meeting. It didn't break up till late & we retired sleepy & tired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 16, 1939|Oct 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 18, 1939|Oct 18, 1939]] }} af0dca7998620fd2152b37419729f30977e400c8 0 2893 5714 5711 2015-01-08T16:16:54Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Mornings like this one remind us that Summer is gone for another year and it is all right to expect winter and even snow any time. Just another day at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. Nothing out of the ordinary occurring. The big event of the day occurred when the day was nearly over. Mother came over and "minded" our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] while [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took [[Walter]] & [[Helen]] to [[Ephrata]] to a ladies night meeting of the Eastern Farm Equipment Dealers Ass'n meeting. We everything on the table. The entertainment also was fine. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 16, 1940|Oct 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 18, 1940|Oct 18, 1940]] }} f70baa3a0ea83682910b5b6dccf1ee03fd57d0f3 0 2894 5717 5713 2015-01-08T16:16:54Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Morning comes again and with it a little more frost and bright cold fall weather. Speaking of being busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], today we set a record for business this fall so far. We worked along steadily and after quitting time, [[Groffie]] took out a 2 1/2 ton load & delivered it. After supper we went to a skinny prayer meeting. There were only nine at choir practice but we had a swell rehearsal. It was earlier - 10:00, when we got home & warm & inviting. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 17, 1939|Oct 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 19, 1939|Oct 19, 1939]] }} 82a5122b02943f48795c88c9932cbf20b8c23160 0 2895 5720 5716 2015-01-08T16:16:54Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Another cold fall morning captured the atmosphere to hold it in a frosty grip. The men wanted their checks again because it was payday. Nothing else made it outstanding at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. I left my job late in the afternoon to take [[Jane Young|Jane]] up to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] where the young people were preparing to serve supper to a meeting of the District of Young People. We had a busy time but when the time came we served 50 people quite nicely. The banquet was not outstanding but nice. [[Donald Scott]] spoke at a service afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 17, 1940|Oct 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 19, 1940|Oct 19, 1940]] }} 8856cd71fe71d9659fef339c60ea05b02cd22952 0 2897 5723 5722 2015-01-08T16:16:54Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki There is usually something outstand to look forward to to at the beginning of the day. Today there seemed as if nothing unusual would happen. In the afternoon I washed the [[Herman Brackbill cars|car]] and it started to snow. We got ready and went to [[Elsie Stauffer]]'s wedding and still it snowed. We came home and I got the groceries and [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] for supper and still it snowed. After supper [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came & we played checkers & talked & listened to the new used radio we got. They went home and still it snowed a little. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 18, 1940|Oct 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 20, 1940|Oct 20, 1940]] }} 51115f19fba256490e408472fb457373c679cde6 0 2898 5725 5724 2015-01-08T16:16:54Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Of course after Sunday comes MOnday, a little blue but rainy as ever, as was all of yesterday. I resumed my milling, repairing & bookkeeping and was fortunate enough to have to make a couple of trips out in the rain and got literally soaked to the skin in spots. After a chilly supper, but quite purpose filling, we washed & dressed and went to [[Lancaster]] to [[County Chorus]] practice. It was wet & we nervously went with [[Stanley Ranck|Twid]], humourously went with [[Emma]], & timidly went with [[Romaine]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 1, 1939|Oct 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 3, 1939|Oct 3, 1939]] }} 533ad6ff0ea22880e7034c39e785c6d3cf3fef78 0 2899 5727 5726 2015-01-08T16:16:55Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It would have been a good day to be living back on the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]], for I heard the sound of rain as soon as I awoke. Even until the night fall it was raining. We were extra busy at the office with customers for one thing or another. Between times we would stick our noses in the books and tried to keep them up to date. When I came home for supper, I was greeted by the familiar sounds of baby [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]]'s "waa-ing." After good big supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] fixed & fed the baby and I did the dishes. Jane went to [[Gap]] to register to vote. ==Commentary== ''The [[wikipedia:United States presidential election, 1940|1940 presidential election]] would have been the first one that Jane could vote in; she was 17 in 1936 and the voting age in 1940 was still 21.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 1, 1940|Oct 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 3, 1940|Oct 3, 1940]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] 939ca415b840cfbfee08047d344389a5a04c2dbd 0 2900 5729 5728 2015-01-08T16:16:55Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Nothing very unusual happened today, I don't believe. It was a nice warm day - unusual for this time of year. I helped [[Ellis]] to start unloading a car of corn at the warehouse. This I hadn't done before. After supper we took Milly B. & got [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]] & went to [[New Holland|N. Holland]] to an [[East Branch]] board meeting. It was a very interesting meeting & lasted into the night. We had [[icecream]] on the way home & cider at home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 19, 1939|Oct 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 21, 1939|Oct 21, 1939]] }} b093dfe12c09a9baf3ae3b29f16336a7e7896fe8 0 2896 5730 5719 2015-01-08T16:16:55Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today was a little different once. We started late as usual and worked hard as usual. We finally got a little flour made ahead of orders and so we managed to get a little repair work done. Of course, I'm the mechanic at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. I worked till dark, 5:45, & came home with [[Groffie]]'s Ford. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] were here for supper. After supper, we went to Sr. Choir practice once again. Then we went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]'s & helped set up there stove. We were treated swell. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 18, 1939|Oct 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 20, 1939|Oct 20, 1939]] }} 49765ee18fff4f72b97ee2ab4cdcdf2c764ccac9 0 2901 5733 5731 2015-01-08T16:16:55Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The world looked very much like fairyland this morning. Many of the leaves on trees have not even turned yellow or red but are yet green, but those that have or have not changed are now covered with snow, not a little but a nice thick coat. The sun came up nice & clear & made it complete. I went to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]], then I took my family over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for dinner etc. We boys carried on a good deal. Then after supper I went to S.S. & Church. The [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] cried later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 19, 1940|Oct 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 21, 1940|Oct 21, 1940]] }} b874612f477ee8c438de0b981d1f06a3a694d4e1 0 2903 5736 5734 2015-01-08T16:16:55Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Somehow I managed to get up when I should have. As a result I had to wait for [[Groffie]] but still was first at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We were not rushed for a change & I got caught up with my book-work. I shot a rat. In the afternoon I cleaned my chicken house & sprayed it, finished digging potatoes & cleaned my car. After supper I went to [[Shirk's]] & Ilse's. It was raining hard with a thunder shower attached so that the lights here went out for an hour. I guess it is bed early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 20, 1939|Oct 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 22, 1939|Oct 22, 1939]] }} 2abffee315293c637979b0e4b1f728c4dedbce90 0 2905 5739 5737 2015-01-08T16:16:56Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It surely was dreary & cold this morning, and as the day grew older, the skies got cloudier. [[Jane Young|The wife]] did the washing but it didn't dry too well. [[Harold Keneagy|Harold]] and I were not over run but had enough company to make it interesting. [[Arthur S. Young|Mr. Young]] was there nearly all day for a change. We had supper as usual. After supper I watched [[Ira Ressler]] fix the furnace in the other side of the house. Then I was child's nurse to [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn Jane]] while her mother went down home visiting most of the evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 20, 1940|Oct 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 22, 1940|Oct 22, 1940]] }} 5371a9719efa30119b512e1a6bf51efecbe12675 0 2907 5743 5740 2015-01-08T16:16:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got awake real early after a good night's sleep. Before [[Jane Young|Jane]] was up, I was stirring around downstairs for a while. There were eight boys in my S. S. class - a record. The Sr. Choir sang at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] once again. For dinner we went to [[Reba Leaman|Reba]]'s where she was entertaining the [[Brackbill]] kids also. We ate so much we had to walk it off down town. [[Warren Brackbill|Warren]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] The crowd was small and @ church also. We visited Grandma's and down home afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 21, 1939|Oct 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 23, 1939|Oct 23, 1939]] }} 7cc65eb366633306094c266edc2d3995a4a1af36 0 2908 5746 5742 2015-01-08T16:16:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki My! but it was a very beautiful morning. I was up in time to see the sun rise into a clear sky. It was the coldest morning yet this fall with a very heavy frost. I had work at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] as usual this morning. After a hurried dinner I went back to the office. Then I took [[Neal]] & [[Jeep]] along to [[Sallsburyville]] to the [[Chester County|Chester Co.]] corn husking contest where we had several displays. We stayed home again tonight & little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] just laughed & laughed. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]], [[Louise]] & [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] were here to visit us a while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 21, 1940|Oct 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 23, 1940|Oct 23, 1940]] }} 69bb46a724beb621186ebaaae1c95cacf6e31720 0 2909 5749 5745 2015-01-08T16:16:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Off on a happy start for another new day and another new week. We were all tickled at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] this morning when [[Morris Schnupp|Schnuppie]], overcoat, and hat came strolling down to the mill to assume his duties as salesman pro tem. In the afternoon I got a nice long trip to [[New Holland|N. Holland]] and [[Lancaster]]. A few rats were badly scared but none killed. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed and complained of her ailments while I read, shaved & got ready for bed. "It's a long road that knows no turnings." {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 22, 1939|Oct 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 24, 1939|Oct 24, 1939]] }} 5b9c5250e696d337efee58c09b48bd8d5e8b5ac8 0 2910 5752 5748 2015-01-08T16:16:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was beautiful again this morning and continued to be fair the whole day through. I started sending out statements at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] but didn't get very far in one day. Congratulations to [[Red]] & [[Arvella]] on being the proud parents of a baby boy just last night. After supper I went to Teachers & Officers meeting at Sunday School. We had election of officers & a good many were there. The [[Youngs]] paid a visit afterwards and we listened to [[wikipedia:Franklin Delano Roosevelt|Roosevelt]] on the radio. ==Commentary== ''On October 23, 1940, Roosevelt was giving a [http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/index.php?pid=15883&st=&st1= campaign address in Philadelphia].'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 22, 1940|Oct 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 24, 1940|Oct 24, 1940]] }} 58a69550eea950478a47d5c82489c267f9e16a35 0 2911 5755 5751 2015-01-08T16:16:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I foolishly stole fifteen minutes sleep this morning & was late for work, although [[Allen]] was the only one ahead of me. After starting the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], I discovered she was badly in need of a few minor repairs. The needed attention, I hurried ahead to give her, not knowing the extent of her incapacities, and was still "hanging about" after quitting time, still unfinished. After a big supper I washed the dishes & read awhile. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went down home & brought some flowers up. We had a lovely fall day. Not chilly yet cool and clear. There is a moon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 23, 1939|Oct 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 25, 1939|Oct 25, 1939]] }} 89ebac21c2a743646f992cc958d75a27533ffec9 0 2912 5758 5754 2015-01-08T16:16:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today was a real warm day, almost Indian Summer. It was warm enough to open the doors. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mamma Young]] had sick headache and was in bed all day. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] went down & made the supper for all of us. [[Webb McLaughlin|Webbie]] & I hauled out a load of tincans & junk before supper. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] & [[Paul]] were at the State Corn Husking at [[wikipedia:Hershey, PA|Hershey, PA]]. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] went to Bible Club and [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] was away all evening. We turned around a couple times and then got us ready for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 23, 1940|Oct 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 25, 1940|Oct 25, 1940]] }} 51f9c6480d701684ac693c5c39bbe849515d7e1f 0 2913 5761 5757 2015-01-08T16:16:58Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I was up and "rarin' to go" this morning to get to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and get the wheels turning again. This I did and was surprised to find [[John Hess|John]] allowing me to go right ahead, even with the final adjustments. We were fairly busy in the afternoon. A few "boners" didn't help matters and it was dark till we were done. After supper we went to prayer meeting and Choir practice. Turnout was O.K. I got my car greased & oil changed. The day was cloudy and the night also. A moon was trying to be visible but in vain. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 24, 1939|Oct 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 26, 1939|Oct 26, 1939]] }} 532bbb8c87d5cdb41e71093159e66adfd5335222 0 2914 5762 5760 2015-01-08T16:16:58Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Pay day comes around and so it means that among other things I had to make the fellows hoppy by getting all their checks out. (Or happy.) After supper I wanted to go to the operetta at High School but my [[Jane Young|wife]] said to save money. Shaw. [[Webb McLaughlin|Web]] & I went to the Store, Post Office and wound up at the Garage where the man greased my car. Then it was home and bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 24, 1940|Oct 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 26, 1940|Oct 26, 1940]] }} 334d4651759cbafb43821df88c930b83407595a4 0 2915 5765 5763 2015-01-08T16:16:58Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki No hurry this morning was in my mind or thoughts or spirits and I was late, but not as far as the rest of the force was concerned for we are all working later. It was a summer day in most respects - hot, humid, "sun shiny" and we sweated thru it. After a big supper we washed up and went to Choir practice. It is becoming bearable to me but not to [[Jane Young|Jane]], it seems. She blames it on personell but I positively deny it. The moon is here again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 25, 1939|Oct 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 27, 1939|Oct 27, 1939]] }} 29f3614a9f0988d10aa1b6edde88b9ccbdc61b9e 0 2917 5768 5766 2015-01-08T16:16:58Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Now we have another swell day. It seems that our work at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] is getting plenty heavy. The men in the shop were scarce in contrast. After dinner we did our regular Saturday Stuff. Grandma Young kept our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to [[Lancaster]]. We visited [[Arvella]] and saw her little boy. Then we came toward home and stopped in at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] and had supper. Then we came on home and spent a nice evening at home by the radio. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 25, 1940|Oct 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 27, 1940|Oct 27, 1940]] }} 6e714f8617dad6a67eebfb55450d7452e2a8f3bd 0 2919 5771 5769 2015-01-08T16:16:58Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today [[Dick]] was with us again for a change. Potato handling and flour handling are both at a standstill. After supper I spent quite some time bringing our personal bookwork up to date. [[Sarah Young|Sarah Y.]] & [[Romaine]] came over and discussed plans for the coming Halloween party of our [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] We had so much fun that we forgot to stay up and watch the eclypse of the moon. It was rainy & cloudy anyway. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 26, 1939|Oct 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 28, 1939|Oct 28, 1939]] }} 94eaa6afa24198cbfa38f96c6702e43d7cb3166e 0 2921 5774 5772 2015-01-08T16:16:59Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki After eleven sleepy hours in bed, I awoke refreshed and ready to go. I took my load (of neighbors) to Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. Services were fine and wonderful as usual. When I came home the [[Willis Bucher|Buchers]] were here and [[Jane Young|Jane]] was getting dinner. After dinner our guests left and we went over home where the family was visiting with [[Uncle Hershey]]. We had a swell supper. After [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] we all went to [[wikipedia:Millwood, PA|Millwood]] to hear Uncle Hershey preach, he was swell. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 26, 1940|Oct 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 28, 1940|Oct 28, 1940]] }} 39b834185500eb14312f675c0908fdc9904bb780 0 2923 5777 5775 2015-01-08T16:16:59Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]] didn't go with me this morning but rather came by himself from Jones's. We started with about one big order in the morning and were still working after dinner awhile. So it goes on Sat. In the afternoon [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to [[Lancaster]]. I cleaned up & collected all money. Landed up at church at the Ladies Aid Chicken Supper. I helped wash or dry dishes & watched the ladies being eaten out of food entirely. The moon was swell & we visited Red & Aravella afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 27, 1939|Oct 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 29, 1939|Oct 29, 1939]] }} 0e2ffc22829067ad5f723da2af580c5f3b0190ca 0 2925 5780 5778 2015-01-08T16:16:59Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It surely looked cloudy and like rainy. The ladies of the town did their weekly washing and it was all right. The sun came out and did his part. We were busy again at the office, more busy than we could get away with. I kept plugging away at three old statements. After supper [[Webb McLaughlin|Web.]] came and stayed a little while. [[Elmer]] & [[Ellie]] came and looked over the other side of the house. After they left we went on listening to the radio. After crying a little while our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] went to sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 27, 1940|Oct 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 29, 1940|Oct 29, 1940]] }} b0dfc5e455c4a31c3542db28bf4d763ee73ec742 0 2927 5783 5781 2015-01-08T16:16:59Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Sunday comes again and it is as hard to get up at eight oclock as six any other time. The weather was nice & bright & cold - all day. After an O.K. Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] service we went with [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] to Marg & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]]'. We had a swell big dinner & I overate slightly. In the afternoon, beside playing with Darlene & listening to the radio we all went for a Blue Ford drive to a look out tower. We skipped [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & Church & I think I sorta miss them. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 28, 1939|Oct 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 30, 1939|Oct 30, 1939]] }} 52dea9f96fe1ad6b48cb5caaa598b19d60f3e13a 0 2929 5786 5784 2015-01-08T16:17:00Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning the sun was just coming up when I got up. It seemed funny but I guess I'll see a lot of that this winter, I hope. It was damp, cloudy weather. There was soume rainfall but very little. We were busy again at the office. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] were away all day and we had [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] here for dinner (supper). After supper we went to choir practice at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[J. Wayne]] came and [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] came after choir and Val got Hunting License. The [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] cried. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 28, 1940|Oct 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 15, 1940|Nov 15, 1940]] }} d2afa4f331301c2a09695ff77bb0fdff872b9984 0 2932 5790 5789 2015-01-08T16:17:00Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up early enough that I could eat breakfast and walk to work and still get there on time. It was a real October day, with blue sky, clouds & wind. Over the county the tobacco is all in, and the corn is being put on the shock. We had such a nice day at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]], a little trade and plenty of time to catch up our book work. After supper & mowing the yard, I went down to the office - again. [[Jane Young|Jane]] house cleaned a couple rooms among other things today. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 2, 1940|Oct 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 4, 1940|Oct 4, 1940]] }} 92ce037ad5891873efdced41b218d334176e13b2 0 2933 5792 5791 2015-01-08T16:17:00Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Monday comes cloudy & damp but it doesn't worry me any. We were overwhelmed with orders, big ones that took half an afternoon themselves. Rain set in and cramped our style to a very great extent. We worked late & I got home late. After a hurried supper we masqueraded & went down to the firehall and had a big [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Halloween party. The orchestra kids came late & sorta dampened the thing but we had a good time anyway. Eats were swell. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 29, 1939|Oct 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 31, 1939|Oct 31, 1939]] }} 185f9dd9ff2edb5dbf982c829b0253ee220fa026 0 2934 5794 5793 2015-01-08T16:17:00Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't expect that the spooks would get me today and as I recall they didn't. Rain again - all day. The poor truck drivers, [[Morris Schnupp|Schnuppie]] is at it again, really got wet. We were busy as usual. After work I went to [[Lancaster]] to get [[Groffie]]. Then supper was late. After supper 2 groups of Halloweener's came and ate all our cider (drank). We later went down home and chatted. This is sorta catch up night & so we "catch as catch can." {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 30, 1939|Oct 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 1, 1939|Nov 1, 1939]] }} 35d48544a99ba7edd3292d0df2f8f4f7768d161b 0 2935 5796 5795 2015-01-08T16:17:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It seemed like summer again when we awoke this morning, that furnace is surely doing its work. We were early & I stopped at [[Uncle Ralph]]'s on the way to [[Groffie]]'s. At work we entertained many Amish & otherwise farmers in the office with [[Dan Van Pelt]], [[C. E. Dutrow]], & [[Hauckie]] with dairy sessions. We were "terrifickly" busy in the feed dept and worked late. After supper we had no prayer meeting & had to have Choir rehearsal here. We had fun and a good practice. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 3, 1939|Oct 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 5, 1939|Oct 5, 1939]] }} ff0b11ad029eb6980a3ba0f7cdd0446474fb63ce 0 2931 5798 5787 2015-01-08T16:17:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki When we awoke this morn it was cold and chilly. We shivered as we dressed. After helping to get [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] off to Work, I, thinking it was going to clear, began to wash, but it rained, and carried my wet wash around and finally hung some of it in the Basement and the rest in the Kitchen. After a supper of Mush and Milk (which to my surprise, I liked), Herman cleaned out the furnace and the pipes and made a swell fire which felt very good. Now as I, the Better half, write to you, Diary, Herm puts extensions on the windows for my flowers. I must sew 2 buttons on his shirt and then to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 2, 1939|Oct 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 4, 1939|Oct 4, 1939]] }} [[Category:Journal entries by Jane]] 09054ea8e9ba9eff4a394d3dbeaac5ad9e7218d5 0 2936 5801 5797 2015-01-08T16:17:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Well, well, if it isn't my old pal Payday. How are you, I haven't seen you since last week but it seems very much longer than tat. Believe me, the gains you bring with you are much appreciated, but they surely go fast and hard. Among other things, we heard the [[wikipedia:1940 World Series#Game 3|third world series ball game]] on the radio. Detroit 7 - Cincinatti 4 or something. After supper I went to Preparatory services and choir practice. [[Jane Young|Jane]] took [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] to take the test of driving. He passed, (my car did it). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 3, 1940|Oct 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 5, 1940|Oct 5, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 8c665a5fc05aeece548fd2b7a1af6118981b158c 0 2937 5804 5800 2015-01-08T16:17:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Back to work again in the proper atmosphere. We were not rushed but kept ourselves quite busy all around. The weather was cloudy until late in the afternoon when sunshine greeted us at long last. I didn't come home after quitting timebut rather, I worked on. [[Jane Young|Jane]], on her way to [[New Holland|N. Holland]] fair with the family, stopped in with my supper. I busily passed the time away until the [[Youngs]] came back from the fair and picked me up, the time being about midnight. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 4, 1939|Oct 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 6, 1939|Oct 6, 1939]] }} 3d5e57a9cb27b269542deaabdd5d19933490e611 0 2938 5807 5803 2015-01-08T16:17:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki "A beautiful day in Chicago." In [[Kinzers]], too it was a beautiful day. Only about half our men were on the job today. Some took off & some were laid off. In the afternoon I went back to the office to try to get a little bit more caught up. I cleaned my car on the inside and out. After I came back, I played a little foot ball before supper. After supper, [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I went over to [[New Holland]] to the farm show & tried to enjoy a chilly, busy night among Buicks etc. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 4, 1940|Oct 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 6, 1940|Oct 6, 1940]] }} acbf7605ac5929eb57e05e0e1abe0629f4929e89 0 2940 5810 5809 2015-01-08T16:17:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Again Sunday. Since fast time has passed away, it is very easy to get up in time for Sunday School. It was world wide communion at church and we had a fine outside speaker. For dinner, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I & family went over to cousin [[Clair Hershey]]s. We spent the biggest part of the afternoon there. Then we went over home for supper. After that it was home, then I went off to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]--a poor little meeting again. Then we all went up to the [[U.B.]] to join with them. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 5, 1940|Oct 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 7, 1940|Oct 7, 1940]] }} a1dc901a758bad2a632ec25f9f7960743cd7c602 0 2939 5812 5806 2015-01-08T16:17:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The alarms of the clock had been silenced and as a result, we slept till seven thirty. It was all right, for we needed to be down home not before nine thirty. To our sorrow, [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] was unable to go with us as planned and so we, [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy (Art)]] & I went to the great [[York]] Fair. It was a swell day and we enjoyed it very much. On our way home we had supper in [[Columbia]]. After visiting a little down home, we were glad to get back to our bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 5, 1939|Oct 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 7, 1939|Oct 7, 1939]] }} dac2222422fa553d59f12c7da54897bfd8f331d9 0 2941 5815 5811 2015-01-08T16:17:02Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki When it was time to get up, we got up and everything was all right. Back at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we had a beautiful busy day, finishing up after dinner about one thirty. After I got home, I proceeded to dig my potatoes with [[Webby]] helping. I got 7 1/2 bushels out of the two thirds that I dug. After supper, we went to [[New Holland|N. Holland]] fair and took [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & Webby along. It was all right except [[Jane Young|the wife]] had the pocketbook & I hadn't my check cashed. We had a swell time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 6, 1939|Oct 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 8, 1939|Oct 8, 1939]] }} 2a11bb45c59c945bbe6fe8d3c00430aaad07e1c2 0 2942 5818 5814 2015-01-08T16:17:02Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I didn't help start the washing this morning for it looked rainy. I just went down to [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]]. There wasn't much doing at the shop today. We just drifted along. [[Jane Young|Jane]] did the washing after all, for the day turned out clear. After supper there were slight thunder showers. I left my family and went to [[County Chorus]] practice in [[Lancaster|Lanc]]. We had a typical hard luck night. We had no organist, and it was final rehearsal with a choir we had never sung with before. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 6, 1940|Oct 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 8, 1940|Oct 8, 1940]] }} f1d1a1d06cb9fc44ae03f4b30b05dd9d9ea84f48 0 2944 5821 5820 2015-01-08T16:17:02Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The showers carried over from last night and continued slightly thru out this our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Baby]]'s second month birthday. She surely is nice--weighs 8 lb 11 oz and is strong and healthy. We were busy down at [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]]. They just like to come and track mud in on our new office floor. [[Arthur S. Young|Mr. Young]] was away all day but we got along. After supper I went back to the office. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & baby Evelyn went along--to the house--. I am not sure the rain is over yet, but a harvest moon is peeping. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 7, 1940|Oct 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 9, 1940|Oct 9, 1940]] }} 6ad275022c3752961046d2577599e3e11dbb0b77 0 2945 5823 5822 2015-01-08T16:17:02Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I thought for sure that this was only Sunday when I awoke but for sure it was Monday. It was a lovely day and after a fine breakfast I started my weeks work with gladness in my heart & strength in my bones. I had no spare moments but was busy with cleaning wheat & milling all day. After supper we got ready and went to [[County Chorus|Chorus]] practice in [[Lancaster|town]]. It wasn't so hot but we O Ked it. It was late till we got home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 8, 1939|Oct 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 10, 1939|Oct 10, 1939]] }} 2d8b4b4e915c96d134bff1f01ba39a44355ac818 0 2946 5825 5824 2015-01-08T16:17:03Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Baby [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] got awake this morning at five & had to be fed. I stuck to it to six thirty and then got up & had my usual light breakfast and went to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]]. We were quite busy again today and it seems good so to be. It was a nice bright day and we all enjoyed it. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] & our little girl stayed home again. I went to choir practice and a Sunday School teacher's meeting at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Ephrata]] Fair started and all those little things take our young people & old ones too, I complain. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 8, 1940|Oct 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 10, 1940|Oct 10, 1940]] }} 121ffb917e14236af1e75f39f2632a1d4975858b 0 2943 5827 5817 2015-01-08T16:17:03Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We weren't late this morning for breakfast or nothing. It was a nice warm day, but partly cloudy. [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] was not too well attended but [[Mr. Kaufman|Rev. Kaufman]]'s sermon was fine. For dinner we went to [[Sheaffers]] & ate to our hearts content and stomach's content. We spent the afternoon just passing time. After supper we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & Church. [[Karl Ranck|Karl]] led C.E. just fine. Church was nicely attended. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] visited us a little after wards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 7, 1939|Oct 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 9, 1939|Oct 9, 1939]] }} aab8aef0e5034a1eb8075831417359f720966a58 0 2947 5830 5826 2015-01-08T16:17:03Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was very good to feel that you didn't have to get up till dinner time but after a little sleeping overtime we got up & ate. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to work. I got my haircut and visited the wagon wheel. Then I mowed the lawn & trimmed a little. After dinner, we both went back to work. I had supper at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. I kept on working & [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] & [[Don]] visited me. I worked till shortly after midnight & came home to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 31, 1939|Aug 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 2, 1939|Sep 2, 1939]] }} 115e44cd698199859b28b68912be01dca3702242 0 2948 5833 5829 2015-01-08T16:17:03Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up as we always do. I left my [[Jane Young|wife]] and [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] at home and took my gang to S.S. and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We had Sunday dinner at home alone again, like old times. [[Marg]] & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] etc. dropped in on Sunday afternoon, also did [[Bob]] & [[Sara]] as well as the whole [[Young]] family. We had no [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] again, by all means we should have for the evening was real long and lonesome. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 31, 1940|Aug 31, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 2, 1940|Sep 2, 1940]] }} d52e78c35cbbcd5f5a2610d94291814007d317b8 0 2949 5835 5832 2015-01-08T16:17:04Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki After eleven hours of perfectly delicious & invigorating sleep, I awoke & hastened to make myself ready for Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We were late for a change. For dinner, we were guests of the [[Aldus Doutrich]] family, along with [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s parents & the Bridal Party. We had nice fun in the afternoon and even stayed for supper. Later we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and Church again. After church & had a nice confab with Mr. & Mrs. Kaufman about choir practice etc. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 9, 1939|Sep 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 11, 1939|Sep 11, 1939]] }} 8c508c37003f155d10299912a9d852d1a9295c54 0 2951 5838 5836 2015-01-08T16:17:04Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Had to hurry around to get to work on time again this morning. It was a funny cloudy morning but it cleared off nicely later on. A bookkeeping machine salesman demonstrated very interestingly to us this morning. In the afternoon [[Walter]] & I posted again. After supper [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I went to [[Strasburg]] to look at a '38 Buick but did not purchase. When we came home, we listened to the radio etc. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 9, 1940|Sep 9, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 11, 1940|Sep 11, 1940]] }} bd1c8acc8214d8bb2325056dbcacffdd1a582f23 0 2953 5841 5839 2015-01-08T16:17:05Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[John Hess|John]]'s absence at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] meant a good bit to all of us. It meant chiefly that we would while our time away foolishly and then wish we hadn't. It was a nice day and we got our work all done. Of course, we had to watch the shovel working somewhat. I left the mill about four oclock. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I hurried then and got to [[Lancaster]] about 5:30 for a supper meeting of the [[Lancaster County|Lanc.Co.]] [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Union Staff meeting. It was fun. We got home by nine thirty - Standard time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 10, 1939|Sep 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 12, 1939|Sep 12, 1939]] }} 661e71e220c56f25497ecbfef11efc927c74c072 0 2955 5844 5842 2015-01-08T16:17:05Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It looks like we are about two thirds through the year and as they say "no cakes baked." But things have been happening rapidly, so that the money can't keep up with it. Oh, well, we're living. (Typical Americanism.) A normal day at the office. (Thursday) We had a swell big choir practice at church in the evening and all had a good time. A good choir makes an enjoyable gathering. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 10, 1940|Sep 10, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 12, 1940|Sep 12, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] e61c52fe454cdb4e8a56b580dd663f6bae4d155c 0 2957 5847 5845 2015-01-08T16:17:05Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Again the "Better Half" takes the pen. After a fine night's sleep we got up as usual and [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] got off to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] about 15 min earlier than usual. At the office we were not very busy but they made up for it at the mill. They were so busy that Herm didn't get his book work done, nor did he get home for supper 'till six. After supper I ironed, canned a few peaches and cleaned up my dirty dishes. Herm was tired and as a result retired very early. He has been in dreamland for about 3/4 of an hr. Now it's my turn to head for bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 11, 1939|Sep 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 13, 1939|Sep 13, 1939]] }} [[Category:Journal entries by Jane]] 97f6098851a4c6ac63fd5f615fb0f91c5b8fe3ed 0 2959 5850 5848 2015-01-08T16:17:06Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Now today was just fine. Only it should have been yesterday for I have part of today's diary in yesterday's page. It was damp today and [[Jane Young|Jane]] took [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|little dumpling]] down home in the afternoon. We were there for supper also. I came home and made a wood fire in the furnace. [[HB Journal for Sep 11, 1940|Yesterday]] We had the first cottage prayer meeting in Mrs. Hellmans home in [[Paradise]]. Not a big gathering. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 11, 1940|Sep 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 13, 1940|Sep 13, 1940]] }} 072de20f6e979d30638085a26a7e09367e757efd 0 2961 5854 5851 2015-01-08T16:17:06Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Another day we look forward to doing our own managing & bossing. [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] seems to have hurt himself and is picking his work a little bit. [[Dick]] drove his truck (Morris's) and Morris the small one. We got things pretty well done up and quit not too late. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was our special guest for supper & went along to prayer meeting. [[Mr. Kaufman|Rev. Kaufman]] is beginning a new series of expositions on the book of John. There was poor attendance there. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 12, 1939|Sep 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 14, 1939|Sep 14, 1939]] }} 073ad1374b6942453be15f6b6b136b8d8f646eee 0 2962 5857 5853 2015-01-08T16:17:06Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This is Friday 13th but I got up and went to work quite early or at least on time. We are making ourselves quite busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] but cooperation is our password. In the evening the girls had guild meeting. Unknowing of this, I called a special meeting of the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Board at [[Rev. Kaufman]]'s. He gave us some very good suggestions as well as encouraged us to do better work for the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] this fall and winter. We appreciated it and needed it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 12, 1940|Sep 12, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 14, 1940|Sep 14, 1940]] }} fbc65c0a3dfeefc973ee1c2fe0429fac15d8e582 0 2963 5860 5856 2015-01-08T16:17:06Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I hurried to work again this morning. [[John Hess|John]] & [[Earl]] came to us again & we found a small amount of difficulty in getting into the swing of things again. It made a busy day and after work I took [[Allen]] to [[Kaufmans]] to buy a few peaches. I got 6 large ones. After supper we finished our work and went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] and visited, got a few sweet potatoes etc. We came back in time to go to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 13, 1939|Sep 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 15, 1939|Sep 15, 1939]] }} 0e0e3ada9eddec37ba6639974d49b56c96f4f431 0 2965 5863 5862 2015-01-08T16:17:07Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Friday came again & left us sleep a little overtime again. After [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to work in the car, I mowed the yard and got ready to get a load of coal. I also made the dinner - a good one. After dinner Jane took me back to work. Once again we were busy with bran running down the steps and the shovel working right outside. I had lunch for supper & worked on into the night. [[Dick]] & [[Morris Schnupp|Schnuppie]] visited me a little. Jane came & we shut down about 1:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 14, 1939|Sep 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 16, 1939|Sep 16, 1939]] }} 3abbbf0fcdfe0fb281b01290fcc464af88fb2100 0 2964 5865 5859 2015-01-08T16:17:07Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki These cool fall mornings certainly are fine, and make one feel peppy. The bin is filled with coal now and the cellar pipe on the furnace is fixed and the fire is burning so let winter come. The morning went along the same as always. In the afternoon [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] and I went in to [[Lancaster]] to see for another car. We looked at good ones and bad ones but found two we could not decide between but for price. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for supper and after a while. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 13, 1940|Sep 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 15, 1940|Sep 15, 1940]] }} 8fd93fe237b1c55913b6f8f1d6d212a78cd6e5a3 0 2966 5868 5864 2015-01-08T16:17:07Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got awake about the same as usual and fed the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]]. Instead of going back to sleep as I usually do, I got up, and as a result we were early for S.S. [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] was over at [[Old Leacock]]. I took my family over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] for dinner and to spend the rest of the day. It was quite enjoyable, to say the least, but it always is. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] at Church after supper. Then we went down and helped [[Marshall Miller]]'s choir in a musical number. Then home (over home) then back Home again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 14, 1940|Sep 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 16, 1940|Sep 16, 1940]] }} 41e9fe7193993f7224ee1015b76a48dee8883e84 0 2967 5871 5867 2015-01-08T16:17:07Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki No one could hurry me nor rush me into getting up before I was ready and so I was late for work a little. We were busy for [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] is unable to help us for a week on account of an injury. I drove the little truck & [[Groffie]] drove Morris'. After we were finished after dinner, [[Allen]] & I went for a wet boat ride up the newly dredged race. After doing a few odds & ends I cleaned up & we ate a fine supper. No one came sept Wayne & we had [[icecream]] later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 15, 1939|Sep 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 17, 1939|Sep 17, 1939]] }} 877f46447420ba3335c62ff130cd8b890a05cb66 0 2968 5874 5870 2015-01-08T16:17:07Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It started out by raining this washday morning. We got ready to do the washing and __ and it was all right for the sun came out nice and bright. We were pretty busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] today. Almost too busy for me to take off and go to [[Lancaster]] early in the P.M. But I took Harry & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] along and we went in to get a car and I didn't again. [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Baby]] was fussy today but hope she lets us sleep tonight. We had a fine chorus rehearsal for once again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 15, 1940|Sep 15, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 17, 1940|Sep 17, 1940]] }} bc8f377da63f77b25b6400aefc93747bf9fedbd7 0 2969 5877 5873 2015-01-08T16:17:07Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up in time, all right, and we got ready to leave on time but we were really late. Reason: our little Chevy wouldn't start. Church was over at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Old Leacock]] and the building was full. We went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]]--to the farm--for dinner. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] were there also. We swam and boated in the afternoon and played croquet with the [[Willis Bucher|Buchers]] and Haldemans. After supper we attended a fine [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] meeting. Church was interesting and well attended. After church we went over to [[Sheaffers]] & then back home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 16, 1939|Sep 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 18, 1939|Sep 18, 1939]] }} 0f32e6a1b0a134f89da3fe106e868f67a3dab040 0 2970 5880 5876 2015-01-08T16:17:07Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Another red letter day has come to pass. It started out just like any other day. It was foggy for the first time this fall, though. I spent most of my forenoon just chewing around with car salesmen, etc. In the afternoon we buckled down to a little hard posting work again. In the evening, [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] kept the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] & entertained [[Bill Shee]]'s wife, while [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took a load over to the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] doggie roast at home. She & [[Val]] & I went on over to Hess's at [[New Holland|N. Holland]] & bought a [[Herman Brackbill cars#1938 Olds|1938 Olds]]. We had nice doggies & moon later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 16, 1940|Sep 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 18, 1940|Sep 18, 1940]] }} 7fd415cd8f6c94e52dd9baaf7cd4954bc7627393 0 2971 5883 5879 2015-01-08T16:17:08Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We didn't feel like getting up this morning but nevertheless we got up. I walked down to [[Groffie]]'s & rode with him to work. I forgot to eat my egg for breakfast and got very hungry till noon. We were not extra busy and I spent all of my time just working around the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], running wheat around, cleaning up, etc. After a fine supper, we hurried and got ready to go to [[Lancaster]] to [[County Chorus|Chorus]] practice. The boys were to go with us and they didn't come & our car wouldn't start so we stayed home, [[Jane Young|Jane]] provoked. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 17, 1939|Sep 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 19, 1939|Sep 19, 1939]] }} 2bf2731484fce0cc541f2ec36459e5c3f60369b3 0 2972 5886 5882 2015-01-08T16:17:08Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I got up late, so I had to drive my nice new car to work to get there on time. I buried myself in figures all day till I got "wozzie", making up for lost time. We are surely tickled with our white sidewalled job. It's not a Buick like I had my heart set on but it's a bargain and it's sweet, plenty. After supper, I got my hair cut. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] went to [[Lampeter]] Fair and wanted me to keep the office while they were gone. I got home early, 9:00, but now it's late, 10:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 17, 1940|Sep 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 19, 1940|Sep 19, 1940]] }} a6eb950f507694a8f16991b3e2f8903ce4133d24 0 2973 5888 5885 2015-01-08T16:17:08Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up on time and went to work on time. After looking around for a little while we found that there wasn't much to do -- that is until [[Moore]] came in with the orders, then we were rushed. I drove the little truck most of the morning. In the afternoon I picked up. We chopped our first new corn of the season today. After a late supper we dressed up and went to another good old [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] social. We had a very fine time although there were only about 15 there. I got my Chevy fixed once. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 18, 1939|Sep 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 20, 1939|Sep 20, 1939]] }} 15f7a065fd869a493dc14b09b0954ab46f4387df 0 2975 5891 5889 2015-01-08T16:17:09Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We made it out a little earlier this morning and so I walked to my work to see how it would go. I intend to keep my car out of sun, out of dirt. [[Walter]] & I spent most of the day we could, straightening out the file of Accounts Receivable. After supper we went to choir practice. It sprinkled a little but we sang. Afterwards, seven of us went to [[Lampeter Fair]] and made the rounds. We had fun but maybe stayed out too late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 18, 1940|Sep 18, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 20, 1940|Sep 20, 1940]] }} b2942d6cb09fc4a943e3f507846bd7add728a85e 0 2977 5894 5892 2015-01-08T16:17:10Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was rather hard to get up but after I stirred a little I didn't mind it a bit. We got real busy and [[Groffie]]'s being absent was felt, especially by [[Morris Schnupp|Schnuppie]]. After dinner we washed & cleaned up & went to town with [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]. We bought [[Jane Young|Jane]] a dress, me a pair of shoes & us a card table. We all went to Mary & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]]' for chicken corn soup supper. We ate much. We played croquet by day & by night--then listened to the radio & talked about things. Later it was home for us all. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 1, 1939|Sep 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 3, 1939|Sep 3, 1939]] }} 6b72348bbddb90a488dcb8b9da98154efa21e8e2 0 2979 5897 5895 2015-01-08T16:17:10Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki At last the weather is clearing up and it is getting warm. I got up and helped [[Jane Young|Jane]] do the washing then I went down to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] and did a little work till dinner time. In the afternoon [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] came up and helped us can peaches. We also mowed and raked the yard and helped likewise we trimmed the hedge. In the evening we just listened to a few good programs on the radio. ==Commentary== ''September 2 was [[wikipedia:Labor Day|Labor Day]] and so Herman had a half day off.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 1, 1940|Sep 1, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 3, 1940|Sep 3, 1940]] }} 33fcd793b6c3425b2fe352d991b75c37055de632 0 2981 5900 5898 2015-01-08T16:17:10Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We were late getting around again and [[Groffie]] had to come for me. I was put in the little truck most all the forenoon. We were kept busy all day but it was not hard work. We never got finished till six oclock this evening. We had a very good supper. After that we went to prayer meeting & were the only ones there except [[Mr. Kaufman]] but had services. We visited [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] & wished Nancy Happy Birthday. It was a nice day but cloudy in the evening and showers at night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 19, 1939|Sep 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 21, 1939|Sep 21, 1939]] }} 61f78651b0285be77d9193a9246d6fd345b27091 0 2983 5903 5901 2015-01-08T16:17:11Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Another pay day for us at the big machine shop and implement place. It turned out to be a last payday for the men who worked in the baler shop on the "automatons." It was a nice business while it lasted, but it didn't last long enough. At [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] we had [[Rev. Dr. T. Roland Philips]] speak for us at the fall rally of the East Branch of [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. The turn out was very poor but the message and results were wonderful. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 19, 1940|Sep 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 21, 1940|Sep 21, 1940]] }} f09910db0fb0378a8737decb60644846268f5de9 0 2985 5906 5904 2015-01-08T16:17:12Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I took the initiative this morning and as a direct result I was early for my chauffeur and co-commuter. Things at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] were about the same. I spent most of the day driving the little truck. In the afternoon I went into several farms I hadn't been into before. I drove [[Groffie]]'s Ford home. After supper I painted flower pots. [[Jane Young|Jane]] entertained Ruth Newwenger (our neighbor) and her Jerry. [[Ray Sheaffer|Uncle Ray]] came & visited a little. It was soon bedtime. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 20, 1939|Sep 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 22, 1939|Sep 22, 1939]] }} 85154eb0102b402604e5cea0e03065d584a41f79 0 2987 5909 5907 2015-01-08T16:17:12Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki A pretty good day has again come for our improvement. We hacked away at our work this forenoon and succeeded in getting above it by noon. After dinner I took off my shirt and got my hoe and harrow & knocked a million weeds out of the garden. All the girls of the town congregated out front. After supper, [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I went up to [[Shirks]] and inspected the new 1941 Chevrolet. We liked it very much. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 20, 1940|Sep 20, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 22, 1940|Sep 22, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 010c131606aa33bdbf7c9cddc6ab44ee2d51015a 0 2989 5912 5910 2015-01-08T16:17:13Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This is our morning to lay in bed, so lay in bed we did. Any one knows you can't sleep much after it's time to get up, so we didn't. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to work and I dried the breakfast dishes. Then I went to the garage, then the barber shop. I came home & made dinner. I returned to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] with my supper in my hand & worked until nearly midnight. I enjoyed myself making phone calls and reading a little bit. The moon was as swell as the day had been. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 21, 1939|Sep 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 23, 1939|Sep 23, 1939]] }} e26c781afb1820a03dfbb7986d318f30dc1679db 0 2991 5915 5913 2015-01-08T16:17:14Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I wasn't up any too early this morning for my boys were here ready to go to Sunday School before I was quite. We had a fine service. A retired minister from Tennessee gave a swell & interesting narration. We were home, alone for dinner. In the afternoon I took the family down home & then [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & I went over home just a little. In the evening we had a 5 church meeting at [[Gap]] with an illustrated lecture. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 21, 1940|Sep 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 23, 1940|Sep 23, 1940]] }} 9a56ebea92facdc900828ada475d305688170158 0 2993 5918 5916 2015-01-08T16:17:14Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Getting up was not hard and so we got to work quite early. We found ourselves quite busy as usual but were not overburned. I drove the little truck most all morning. In the afternoon [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went over [[Brackbill Farm|home]] & I washed the car and then we made [[icecream]]. We ate a hearty supper with the potato pickers. After supper we hurried back & dressed backwards for a [[Reversia]] party which our choir gave at the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. It was a swell party and quite a success. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 22, 1939|Sep 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 24, 1939|Sep 24, 1939]] }} 1c91ca4604503e0827a42fee0ce42e913501e133 0 2995 5921 5919 2015-01-08T16:17:14Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was hard to get up this morning, having "walked the floor" with [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|our youngest]] nearly all night. I went down to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] in time but returned for breakfast. It was a nice day and [[Jane Young|the wife]] did the weekly washing. We were busy at the office and shop all day. I had a long trip to [[Intercourse]] in the afternoon. After supper a couple girls dropped in. I took [[Stan]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] to chorus practice. We "cowboyed" through town. The night also was fine. Nice for driving. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 22, 1940|Sep 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 24, 1940|Sep 24, 1940]] }} 7581a2580c6d662a6f84582f98221862253fc8f9 0 2997 5924 5922 2015-01-08T16:17:15Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This morning we were ambitious enough to get around in time not to be late for S.S. and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. We got a last minute invitation to dine with [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s family down home. It was enjoyed by all, positively. In the afternoon, [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Harold K]] & I went on an every member canvassing trip, distributing envelopes to church members. After supper down home we went to a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stereopticon stereopticon] lecture at church in charge of the Guild. Everything was right, including the solo. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 23, 1939|Sep 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 25, 1939|Sep 25, 1939]] }} edd48d84a4b07ae0d55b8f41eec1d9ac388cee94 0 2999 5927 5925 2015-01-08T16:17:15Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Our little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] got us awake quite early this morning & kept us awake by crying & crying. Neither of us had nearly enough sleep but had to get out anyway. We were busy again at the office and it was a nice day, warm & almost fair. [[Arthur S. Young|Daddy Y.]] brought peaches home and [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I got a basket to put up. We did 'er after supper till bed time. For Evelyn Jane's sake, I made a fire to drive away the dampness. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 23, 1940|Sep 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 25, 1940|Sep 25, 1940]] }} 91a064daa0b38d0b65c5286e775b809725275d78 0 3001 5931 5928 2015-01-08T16:17:16Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Another Monday, but not blue and therefore not bad. It was another warm "sun-shiney" day more like summer than fall. Much of my time at work was put in driving the little truck. I am not tickled with that job, but am getting used to it. We worked real late. After a dandy supper we all got ready and went (really went) to [[County Chorus]] practice in [[Lancaster]]. [[Warren Brackbill|Barney]], [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]], [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Romaine]] went along. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 24, 1939|Sep 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 26, 1939|Sep 26, 1939]] }} d72468d63655c2d248fb063ead10666d636e8754 0 3003 5934 5930 2015-01-08T16:17:16Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] slept well last night but we had a couple cloudbursts and thundershowers wakenend us. It really rained this forenoon. The water was so high in places that the roads were impassable. We were pretty busy considering the weather. We used lights all day. After supper I cleaned up & went to Prayer Meeting at [[Browns]]. Not many were there but it was prayer meeting. We just sat around then at home and listened to the radio and stuff. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 24, 1940|Sep 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 26, 1940|Sep 26, 1940]] }} 8ea7be9cc1091964a2e1266c5e720cf0b1fad243 0 3004 5937 5933 2015-01-08T16:17:16Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]] was on the sick list today with a bad boil on his knee. That put me in [[Morris Schnupp|Schnuppie]]'s truck. It was a new job to me but I must say I was able to handle it. The day went extremely fast and pleasant. I was tired till night came. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] were here for supper. Everett & I went to [[Shirks]] & then we waited for Auntie & [[Jess]] to come but they didn't and after [[Youngs]] came & got the kids, we went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 25, 1939|Sep 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 27, 1939|Sep 27, 1939]] }} be4012c39d36efbbf97ee21fe6eaacfce9f0e1d8 0 3005 5940 5936 2015-01-08T16:17:16Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I said! The man of the house turned the alarm clock off at six and slept again till seven. Consequently he was late for work. Nobody said anything but I guess they thought. We weren't extra busy at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] but we worked. [[Jane Young|Jane]] and [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Baby]] visited the doctor's office after dinner. We horned in on the Grandparents for supper. Then I went to choir practice and took a load of kids to [[Christiana]] to see them bowling. We got back late but had fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 25, 1940|Sep 25, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 27, 1940|Sep 27, 1940]] }} 9b54b26801a74074cea6271eedf833c536771171 0 3006 5943 5939 2015-01-08T16:17:17Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki At three oclock this morning the siren blew four times & wakened us. We watched a glowing sky to the s.west and then went back to sleep. [[Ross]] came to work at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today to help us out of our jam. I had the big truck all day today and a drizzling rain made it a much messier job than yesterday. We were busy but got through. After supper we took a load to Choir practice and prayer meeting. Practice was a flop, but we lived through it. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 26, 1939|Sep 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 28, 1939|Sep 28, 1939]] }} 214610319db3bb48215f6cebe579379630ee067a 0 3008 5946 5945 2015-01-08T16:17:17Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Another bright and sunny day to ride around the country and see the pretty sights. It was a repetition of yesterday except the weather was nice. I am now getting used to trucking but miss the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] quite a lot. I expect to return shortly. After work, [[Jane Young|Jane]] came and we went in home to eat supper, treat the wheat and visit. [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]] & I discussed the potato crop. Jane wrote to [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] & everything was "so-so". The moon is full & lovely. [[Jake]] has his 14th birthday. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 27, 1939|Sep 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 29, 1939|Sep 29, 1939]] }} 6f1f5a31298612837102058d4771b6b931040a64 0 3007 5948 5942 2015-01-08T16:17:17Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today marks the beginning of a great celebration at our [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. First of all we had to get up and go to work, come back to the residential section for dinner and again from work for supper. After supper, [[Ruth]] kept our little [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went to church to attend the opening service of our 200th anniversary. It was a fine service and very well attended. The choir did a nice job. We had guest speakers -- Dr. [[Henry K. Denling]]--and others. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 26, 1940|Sep 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 28, 1940|Sep 28, 1940]] }} 5b7a245181b83c1bcae8e146a2985c272ed11343 0 3009 5951 5947 2015-01-08T16:17:17Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Saturday again and [[Walter]] and I had a nice morning together finishing the entering of the bills. It was his last day, for the winter at least. After dinner our [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] was minded by her [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Grandmother Young]]. I went back to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] to work. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Old Leacock]] to attend another of the services of the celebration. After supper we went back to church. I sang with [[Marshall]]'s chorus. The meeting was big again. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & [[Margie]], [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] dropped in to visit us afterwards. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 27, 1940|Sep 27, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 29, 1940|Sep 29, 1940]] }} 3f266f9c07da374c3e231d0d123a8408960f563f 0 3010 5954 5950 2015-01-08T16:17:17Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Today is different by being the same. Disregarding my usual habit of staying home Friday morning, I went to work as usual. There was plenty to do with two drivers still off. I had a very "skimpy" supper, or lunch, two cookies & an apple & worked till nearly ten oclock. I had a good bit of company - brothers & friends. I was just catching up with some of my office work etc. It was a nice night, moon and all. [[Jane Young|Jane]] when to preparatory service & of course I should have too, but didn't. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 28, 1939|Sep 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 30, 1939|Sep 30, 1939]] }} bce8be7357969637c9722d1d213ee4ee144f0cdb 0 3011 5957 5953 2015-01-08T16:17:17Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Every once a week Sunday comes and we are glad. We are looking forward to another day of celebration. Prf. [[Charles Miller]] spoke to us in Sunday School. [[Church]] was full. The sermon was given by the of the General Assembly of U.S.A. There wasn't much doing in the afternoon. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was down home a little while, & I sat home. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] in the evening. We had a big last meeting to close the big celebration. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 28, 1940|Sep 28, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 30, 1940|Sep 30, 1940]] }} 4802cab925f30c19d963a050267587b43cf94b0a 0 3012 5960 5956 2015-01-08T16:17:17Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Sunday has come again and with it have come all the blessings and joys peculiar to it. First of all we sleep late. Then breakfast is different. We dress up. Then the biggest change is the most important factor of the day - Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. This day we had a family picnic with Aldens & [[Willis Bucher|Buchers]] as special guests - in the [[Brackbill's Meadow|meadow]] over [[Brackbill Farm|home]]. We swam & played croquet. We had a nice [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] meeting after which we went down home & listened to the radio. President in his speech said the U.S. would be neutral in this war. ==Commentary== ''The Brackbills listened to President [http://www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/WorldWar2/fdr8.htm Franklin Delano Roosevelt's radio address] on the occasion of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasion_of_Poland_%281939%29 Germany's invasion of Poland].'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 2, 1939|Sep 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 4, 1939|Sep 4, 1939]] }} [[Category:World War II]] e22b064e99929259e0dd46900a95682d574b287a 0 3014 5963 5962 2015-01-08T16:17:18Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]] was on the job again today. It was a great treat not to be on the truck and I was more than glad to get back into the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. We were really busy and I found it necessary to do a little repair work between times. In the afternoon we took [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & went to [[Chestnut Level]] to a conference reunion. We had games, banquet and a very inspirational service. Everyone had a lovely time. It rained & stormed so that getting around was wet & mean & driving home the same. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 29, 1939|Sep 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 1, 1939|Oct 1, 1939]] }} c499642aab2ff93758784fc040a1fedab0f59bc4 0 3015 5965 5964 2015-01-08T16:17:18Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki No one could tell if it was going to rain or not this morning. I helped [[Jane Young|Jane]] start her washing before I went to work. We were short one stenog toda, starting a series of days without him for he went back to business college. We had supper as usual. After that we had a small chorus rehearsal at the [[First Church of God]] being accompanied by [[Mr. Hartley]] a fine young organist. [[Stan]] took us in and [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] drove us home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 29, 1940|Sep 29, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 1, 1940|Oct 1, 1940]] }} 6e3a4132ed5377d42dad66c396997edd9b66a36b 0 3016 5967 5966 2015-01-08T16:17:18Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Not feeling that it was very urgent to go to work on this holiday, we overslept a little. [[John Hess|John]] had the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] going but shortly after I came he left it all to me alone. I had anticipated reading and at least sitting part of the day but as it happened the trade kept me stepping nearly all the time. I was glad for this for it kept time flying. After supper a gust & storm came up. We went down home & saw some movies & ate a lot of good [[icecream]] & played [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flinch_%28card_game%29 flinch]. It was one hour late when we got to bed. ==Commentary== ''September 4, 1939 was Labor Day.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 3, 1939|Sep 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 5, 1939|Sep 5, 1939]] }} 4ec6d76c1e347b73bbd4b0d505d6420d1d5c20db 0 3013 5969 5959 2015-01-08T16:17:18Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Now it's another day--bright, sunny and fine. We were busy down at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] and were fit to keep up with them. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was kept busy all day with tailing of the canning. After supper I got ready and went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] to a board meeting for a change. [[Don]] & [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] were guests of honor and we did fine. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] treated to watermelon and lemonade. Don stole my girl but that suits my wife. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 2, 1940|Sep 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 4, 1940|Sep 4, 1940]] }} [[category:Surprising expressions]] 36381d29f5838b30d49f9c71679e2a5f1fc18586 0 3017 5970 5968 2015-01-08T16:17:18Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki More fair weather and we really enjoy it. I was late getting back to work but was right on the job when I got there. In the afternoon, Mr. & Mrs. [[E. Herman Brackbill|E. Herman]] & Daughter, [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]], went visiting--over home on the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]]. I got bold and went on over to [[Hess]]' at [[New Holland]] and looked over some used Buicks. I drove a '41. I nearly bought a pretty blue '40 (all I needed was $800.00) We had a farewell party for [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] after supper. We made icecream and ate it. The family had to get home early for the sake of its newest member. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 3, 1940|Sep 3, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 5, 1940|Sep 5, 1940]] }} 8f1d9818d28b19fa93550dbb20ab4a5bbd86d008 0 3019 5974 5973 2015-01-08T16:17:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I spent part of my time allotted to sleep, staying up with the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]]. It isn't the most unpleasant thing for really she is sweet & cute (when she isn't crying). She isn't sick, just a little spoiled. Things went well at [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]] again today. We got the bank accounts in balance after much consideration. After supper we took the baby to Doc's & got things for her cold and also [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Young]]'s. I had choir practice & [[Jane Young|Jane]] visited [[Mr. Kaufman|Kaufman]]s. We had a swell time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 4, 1940|Sep 4, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 6, 1940|Sep 6, 1940]] }} db47d626e97de61baeef0108bb08b7114be7985a 0 3018 5976 5971 2015-01-08T16:17:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We got up, same as we always have to do. After breakfast I waited for [[Groffie]] till I thought he had forgotten me & then started to meet him & he came then, immediately. We didn't expect to find much work to do at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but it happened we were kept extra busy all day. I happened to get a trip out with [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] one time. After supper & after cleaning up and dressing I took my Chevy to the garage on the way to a [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] [[County Chorus]] social at the [[U.B. Church]]. The thing was a success and everyone had a very good time, I think. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 4, 1939|Sep 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 6, 1939|Sep 6, 1939]] }} ecb3ba9022f594de3dff4488b64a04a3da89f011 0 3021 5979 5978 2015-01-08T16:17:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We were awake at the early morning feeding time again this morning. It is hard to get up, though not having slept straight through. We went through our paces at the office again, joking & kidding as we always are. [[Jane Young|Jane]] worked hard as usual but can't seem to help it. After supper I went up & drove the tractor helping [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]] take out their potatoes. We finished them after dark and had icecream. Now the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] is crying again. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 5, 1940|Sep 5, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 7, 1940|Sep 7, 1940]] }} 5c1be9009403a8fe1a71dca9c4b7d13b8c8850d2 0 3020 5981 5975 2015-01-08T16:17:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Another day -- [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]], [[Harold Brackbill|Short]], [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]], [[Warren Brackbill|Warren]], [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]], [[Val]], [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went in to visit [[Dwight]] and [[Anne]]. They were away but Aunt Nan entertained us until their return. We rode the Brackbills red job & came home late. ==Commentary== ''Herman wrote this entry on the page for September 7, crossing out the heading; apparently he skipped writing September 6 and caught up after the fact. He left most of the page blank.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 5, 1939|Sep 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 7, 1939|Sep 7, 1939]] }} 7bf4bc612b0498f4603b1fd4afe51ab9b28ba965 0 3022 5984 5980 2015-01-08T16:17:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki For a change I was able to get down to [[Groffie]] before he was ready to leave. That means I wasn't late. We had a fine time at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today. The big gasoline shovel came and started to widen the race. We had enough spare time to watch him a little. [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] were here for supper. In the evening we had board meeting and about 16 were here. We had lots of fun and [[icecream]]. They broke up in good form so the town folks slept from eleven on. ==Commentary== ''Herman made this entry on the September 6 page, crossing out and renumbering the heading.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 6, 1939|Sep 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 8, 1939|Sep 8, 1939]] }} 57bed7eb913910730cc210f370e66e9f6945e0c3 0 3023 5987 5983 2015-01-08T16:17:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We started in in quite ordinary fashion this morning. It was a nice morning and we took advantage of it. After dinner I really went to work around the home here. I mowed the lawn, picked a tree of pears, mowed a patch of weeds and dug and sorted my potatoes. After a good supper I sat down intending to do something. We got company. Beside [[Mary Jane]], we were visited by Mrs [[H. McGinnis]], [[Marg Bucher|Mrs. Bucher]], Mrs. Herr & families--Ester, Ursula & 7 Houck Girls. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 6, 1940|Sep 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 8, 1940|Sep 8, 1940]] }} d46149ce1dd0b20a4c7c531a8b06d92a762e4d14 0 3024 5990 5986 2015-01-08T16:17:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I slept late this lovely morning & after breakfast, skint my finger trying to crank an old [[Arthur S. Young Company|Arthur S. Young Co.]] Ford. [[Davie Shirk]] came & took me to the garage & gave me a couple demonstrations. I got my car out of repairment again & it's as good as new - almost. I went to work at noon. I had lunch for supper and worked on into the night. I did some chopping and entertained visitors and was fairly busy on up until midnight. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 7, 1939|Sep 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 9, 1939|Sep 9, 1939]] }} 6bdc8cf5e087d0ca8661665042567f93f6f37f77 0 3025 5993 5989 2015-01-08T16:17:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We almost overslept this morning and I was almost late for [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. My [[Jane Young|wife]] and [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|daughter]] do not go yet but I still take some kids along. The choir sang at church once again. It was a nice day. In the afternoon Great Grandma kept Evelyn while Jane went with us to [[Lancaster]] Prison to hold service. Jane stopped off and we rest went to Choir practice at [[Gap]] with [[Marshall]]. We took [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Dumplin]] over to [[Sheaffers]] for supper. Church Services started in the evening again. [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] & [[Marg]] visited us in the evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 7, 1940|Sep 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 9, 1940|Sep 9, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 0f1ed4ba52e28eb0e0af76734ef1e4c8215e8666 0 3026 5995 5992 2015-01-08T16:17:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I slept a little between the hours of one to three. It was a wonderful experience when I later watched the dawn steal upon us. When [[John Hess|John]] came, about six oclock, I went home for breakfast & got my dinner. John & [[Groffie]] left for [[St. Louis]] on a [[Purina]] tour. [[Allen]] & I played around till the middle of the afternoon. Then I went home and burned the paper in the cellar. After supper we cleaned ourselves up. [[Ethel]] came & went again and so we retired. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 8, 1939|Sep 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 10, 1939|Sep 10, 1939]] }} e20d63422032b7b3231b9f53e5105c8916ffa8f7 0 3027 5998 5996 2015-01-08T16:17:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I was good guy and got up and helped the [[Jane Young|missus]] with the washing before I went to work. It was a nice clear wash day. We weren't extra busy at the office nor in the shop. Our busy season is over. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] didn't wash--hasn't been feeling so well lately. After work I hurried and went to [[Lancaster]] to a dinner meeting of the County staff, we all had a very profitable evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 8, 1940|Sep 8, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 10, 1940|Sep 10, 1940]] }} 085b2e60307aca6b37cf15217a6930ddfeb32f01 0 3029 6001 5999 2015-01-08T16:17:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ''This is the third of four [[Herman Brackbill Journals|journals]]. Significant events include [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s [[Wedding of Herman and Jane|marriage]] to [[Jane Young|Jane]] on [[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|May 20]].'' ==January== [[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Jan 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Jan 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Jan 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Jan 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Jan 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Jan 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Jan 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Jan 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Jan 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Jan 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Jan 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Jan 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Jan 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Jan 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Jan 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Jan 20-21, 1939|20-21]] [[HB Journal for Jan 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Jan 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Jan 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Jan 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Jan 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Jan 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Jan 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Jan 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for Jan 30, 1939|30]] [[HB Journal for Jan 31, 1939|31]] ==February== [[HB Journal for Feb 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Feb 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Feb 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Feb 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Feb 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Feb 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Feb 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Feb 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Feb 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Feb 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Feb 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Feb 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Feb 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Feb 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Feb 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Feb 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Feb 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Feb 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Feb 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Feb 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Feb 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Feb 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Feb 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Feb 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Feb 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Feb 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Feb 28, 1939|28]] ==March== [[HB Journal for Mar 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Mar 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Mar 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Mar 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Mar 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Mar 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Mar 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Mar 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Mar 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Mar 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Mar 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Mar 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Mar 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Mar 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Mar 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Mar 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Mar 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Mar 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Mar 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Mar 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Mar 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Mar 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Mar 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Mar 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Mar 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Mar 29-30, 1939|29-30]] [[HB Journal for Mar 31, 1939|31]] ==April== [[HB Journal for Apr 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Apr 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Apr 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Apr 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Apr 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Apr 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Apr 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Apr 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Apr 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Apr 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Apr 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Apr 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Apr 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Apr 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Apr 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Apr 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Apr 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Apr 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Apr 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Apr 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Apr 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Apr 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Apr 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Apr 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Apr 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Apr 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Apr 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Apr 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1939|30]] ==May== [[HB Journal for May 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for May 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for May 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for May 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for May 5-6, 1939|5-6]] [[HB Journal for May 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for May 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for May 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for May 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for May 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for May 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for May 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for May 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for May 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for May 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for May 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for May 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for May 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for May 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for May 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for May 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for May 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for May 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for May 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for May 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for May 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for May 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for May 30, 1939|30]] [[HB Journal for May 31, 1939|31]] ==June== [[HB Journal for Jun 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Jun 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Jun 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Jun 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Jun 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Jun 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Jun 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Jun 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Jun 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Jun 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Jun 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Jun 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Jun 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Jun 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Jun 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Jun 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Jun 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Jun 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Jun 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Jun 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Jun 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Jun 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Jun 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Jun 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Jun 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Jun 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Jun 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Jun 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Jun 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for Jun 30, 1939|30]] ==July== [[HB Journal for Jul 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Jul 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Jul 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Jul 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Jul 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Jul 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Jul 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Jul 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Jul 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Jul 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Jul 11-12, 1939|11-12]] [[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Jul 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Jul 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Jul 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Jul 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Jul 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Jul 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Jul 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Jul 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Jul 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Jul 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Jul 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Jul 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Jul 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Jul 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Jul 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for Jul 30, 1939|30]] [[HB Journal for Jul 31, 1939|31]] ==August== [[HB Journal for Aug 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Aug 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Aug 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Aug 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Aug 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Aug 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Aug 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Aug 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Aug 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Aug 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Aug 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Aug 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Aug 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Aug 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Aug 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Aug 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Aug 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Aug 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Aug 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Aug 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Aug 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Aug 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Aug 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Aug 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Aug 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Aug 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Aug 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Aug 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Aug 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for Aug 30, 1939|30]] [[HB Journal for Aug 31, 1939|31]] ==September== [[HB Journal for Sep 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Sep 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Sep 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Sep 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Sep 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Sep 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Sep 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Sep 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Sep 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Sep 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Sep 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Sep 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Sep 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Sep 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Sep 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Sep 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Sep 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Sep 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Sep 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Sep 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Sep 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Sep 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Sep 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Sep 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Sep 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Sep 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Sep 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Sep 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Sep 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for Sep 30, 1939|30]] ==October== [[HB Journal for Oct 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Oct 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Oct 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Oct 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Oct 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Oct 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Oct 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Oct 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Oct 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Oct 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Oct 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Oct 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Oct 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Oct 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Oct 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Oct 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Oct 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Oct 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Oct 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Oct 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Oct 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Oct 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Oct 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Oct 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Oct 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Oct 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Oct 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Oct 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Oct 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for Oct 30, 1939|30]] [[HB Journal for Oct 31, 1939|31]] ==November== [[HB Journal for Nov 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Nov 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Nov 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Nov 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Nov 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Nov 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Nov 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Nov 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Nov 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Nov 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Nov 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Nov 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Nov 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Nov 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Nov 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Nov 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Nov 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Nov 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Nov 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Nov 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Nov 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Nov 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Nov 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Nov 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Nov 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Nov 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Nov 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Nov 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Nov 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for Nov 30, 1939|30]] ==December== [[HB Journal for Dec 1, 1939|1]] [[HB Journal for Dec 2, 1939|2]] [[HB Journal for Dec 3, 1939|3]] [[HB Journal for Dec 4, 1939|4]] [[HB Journal for Dec 5, 1939|5]] [[HB Journal for Dec 6, 1939|6]] [[HB Journal for Dec 7, 1939|7]] [[HB Journal for Dec 8, 1939|8]] [[HB Journal for Dec 9, 1939|9]] [[HB Journal for Dec 10, 1939|10]] [[HB Journal for Dec 11, 1939|11]] [[HB Journal for Dec 12, 1939|12]] [[HB Journal for Dec 13, 1939|13]] [[HB Journal for Dec 14, 1939|14]] [[HB Journal for Dec 15, 1939|15]] [[HB Journal for Dec 16, 1939|16]] [[HB Journal for Dec 17, 1939|17]] [[HB Journal for Dec 18, 1939|18]] [[HB Journal for Dec 19, 1939|19]] [[HB Journal for Dec 20, 1939|20]] [[HB Journal for Dec 21, 1939|21]] [[HB Journal for Dec 22, 1939|22]] [[HB Journal for Dec 23, 1939|23]] [[HB Journal for Dec 24, 1939|24]] [[HB Journal for Dec 25, 1939|25]] [[HB Journal for Dec 26, 1939|26]] [[HB Journal for Dec 27, 1939|27]] [[HB Journal for Dec 28, 1939|28]] [[HB Journal for Dec 29, 1939|29]] [[HB Journal for Dec 30, 1939|30]] [[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1939|31]] ==Accounts== [[HB Accounts for Jan 1939|Jan 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Feb 1939|Feb 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Mar 1939|Mar 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Apr 1939|Apr 1939]] [[HB Accounts for May 1939|May 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Jun 1939|Jun 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Jul 1939|Jul 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Aug 1939|Aug 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Sep 1939|Sep 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Oct 1939|Oct 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Nov 1939|Nov 1939]] [[HB Accounts for Dec 1939|Dec 1939]] {{hbj |before=[[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1938|1938]] |after=[[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1940|1940]] }} d94cc49d8ede9d1b0a3eefbc22497d19128bbc28 0 3032 6005 6004 2015-01-08T16:17:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This project collects the text of the journals of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]]. Herman kept a journal from [[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1937|1937]], when he was 20 years old, until shortly after the [[HB Journal for Aug 8, 1939|birth of his first child, Evelyn]]. ==List of journals== * [[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1937|1937]] * [[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1938|1938]] * [[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1939|1939]] * [[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1940|1940]] ==A note on Herman's weeks== Herman and Jane followed a pretty consistent weekly pattern of activity, usually the following: * Work Monday through Friday, with a half day on Saturday * Laundry Monday morning * [[County Chorus]] practice Monday * Young people's choir on Wednesday * Adult choir on Thursday * Church and Sunday School on Sunday morning, dinner with family, then [[Christian Endeavor]] and church again on Sunday night. The other hours were never idle, and were filled with visits with friends and family, meetings of the leadership of Christian Endeavor and the Women's Guild at the church, and other activities. ==The journals as physical objects== The physical journals are lined, dated hardbound blank books from the National Blank Book Company in Holyoke, Mass. The inside covers of the journal contain reference information; in the 1939 journal, this includes counting-house calendars (a calendar on a single page with day numbers for each day) for 1939 and 1940; railway express shipping rules; and postage rates. The back of each journal contained blank, undated journal pages; twelve accounts pages, one for each month; and an address book section with alphabetic tabs. The 1939 and 1940 journals were purchased at Reams, on Queen Street in [[Lancaster]]. [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 1cac1fa3e75ee857aba508fbac7d2cd068359cca 10 3033 6007 6006 2015-01-08T16:17:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" ! Previous entry ! Journal ! Next entry |- | {{{before}}} | [[Herman Brackbill Journals]] | {{{after}}} |- |} [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 31bf472e5214a42074af6f6508691c829b70eda5 0 3034 6009 6008 2015-01-08T16:17:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Alice Groff''' (February 14, 1896 - circa 1958 or 1959) was the wife of [[Ellis B. Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_409.HTM|Alice Groff}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] cd1df8b520c181b6868d4a7908bb54667ba57397 0 3031 6011 6002 2015-01-08T16:17:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ''This is the fourth of four journals. Significant events include the birth of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill]] on [[HB Journal for Aug 8, 1940|August 8]].'' ==January== [[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Jan 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Jan 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Jan 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Jan 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Jan 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Jan 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Jan 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Jan 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Jan 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Jan 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Jan 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Jan 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Jan 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Jan 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Jan 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Jan 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Jan 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Jan 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Jan 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Jan 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Jan 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Jan 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Jan 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Jan 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Jan 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Jan 30, 1940|30]] [[HB Journal for Jan 31, 1940|31]] ==February== [[HB Journal for Feb 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Feb 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Feb 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Feb 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Feb 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Feb 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Feb 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Feb 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Feb 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Feb 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Feb 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Feb 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Feb 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Feb 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Feb 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Feb 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Feb 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Feb 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Feb 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Feb 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Feb 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Feb 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Feb 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Feb 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Feb 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Feb 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Feb 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Feb 29, 1940|29]] ==March== [[HB Journal for Mar 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Mar 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Mar 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Mar 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Mar 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Mar 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Mar 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Mar 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Mar 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Mar 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Mar 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Mar 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Mar 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Mar 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Mar 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Mar 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Mar 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Mar 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Mar 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Mar 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Mar 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Mar 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Mar 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Mar 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Mar 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Mar 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Mar 30, 1940|30]] [[HB Journal for Mar 31, 1940|31]] ==April== [[HB Journal for Apr 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Apr 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Apr 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Apr 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Apr 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Apr 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Apr 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Apr 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Apr 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Apr 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Apr 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Apr 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Apr 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Apr 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Apr 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Apr 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Apr 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Apr 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Apr 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Apr 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Apr 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Apr 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Apr 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Apr 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Apr 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Apr 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Apr 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Apr 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1940|30]] ==May== [[HB Journal for May 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for May 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for May 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for May 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for May 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for May 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for May 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for May 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for May 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for May 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for May 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for May 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for May 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for May 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for May 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for May 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for May 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for May 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for May 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for May 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for May 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for May 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for May 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for May 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for May 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for May 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for May 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for May 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for May 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for May 30, 1940|30]] [[HB Journal for May 31, 1940|31]] ==June== [[HB Journal for Jun 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Jun 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Jun 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Jun 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Jun 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Jun 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Jun 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Jun 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Jun 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Jun 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Jun 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Jun 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Jun 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Jun 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Jun 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Jun 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Jun 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Jun 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Jun 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Jun 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Jun 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Jun 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Jun 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Jun 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Jun 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Jun 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Jun 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Jun 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Jun 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Jun 30, 1940|30]] ==July== [[HB Journal for Jul 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Jul 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Jul 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Jul 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Jul 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Jul 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Jul 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Jul 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Jul 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Jul 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Jul 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Jul 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Jul 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Jul 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Jul 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Jul 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Jul 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Jul 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Jul 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Jul 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Jul 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Jul 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Jul 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Jul 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Jul 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Jul 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Jul 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Jul 30, 1940|30]] [[HB Journal for Jul 31, 1940|31]] ==August== [[HB Journal for Aug 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Aug 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Aug 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Aug 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Aug 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Aug 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Aug 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Aug 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Aug 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Aug 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Aug 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Aug 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Aug 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Aug 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Aug 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Aug 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Aug 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Aug 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Aug 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Aug 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Aug 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Aug 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Aug 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Aug 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Aug 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Aug 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Aug 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Aug 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Aug 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Aug 30, 1940|30]] [[HB Journal for Aug 31, 1940|31]] ==September== [[HB Journal for Sep 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Sep 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Sep 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Sep 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Sep 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Sep 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Sep 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Sep 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Sep 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Sep 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Sep 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Sep 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Sep 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Sep 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Sep 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Sep 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Sep 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Sep 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Sep 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Sep 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Sep 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Sep 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Sep 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Sep 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Sep 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Sep 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Sep 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Sep 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Sep 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Sep 30, 1940|30]] ==October== [[HB Journal for Oct 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Oct 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Oct 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Oct 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Oct 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Oct 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Oct 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Oct 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Oct 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Oct 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Oct 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Oct 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Oct 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Oct 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Oct 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Oct 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Oct 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Oct 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Oct 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Oct 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Oct 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Oct 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Oct 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Oct 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Oct 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Oct 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Oct 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Oct 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Oct 29, 1940|29]] ==November== [[HB Journal for Nov 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Nov 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Nov 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Nov 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Nov 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Nov 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Nov 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Nov 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Nov 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Nov 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Nov 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Nov 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Nov 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Nov 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Nov 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Nov 30, 1940|30]] ==December== [[HB Journal for Dec 1, 1940|1]] [[HB Journal for Dec 2, 1940|2]] [[HB Journal for Dec 3, 1940|3]] [[HB Journal for Dec 4, 1940|4]] [[HB Journal for Dec 5, 1940|5]] [[HB Journal for Dec 6, 1940|6]] [[HB Journal for Dec 7, 1940|7]] [[HB Journal for Dec 8, 1940|8]] [[HB Journal for Dec 9, 1940|9]] [[HB Journal for Dec 10, 1940|10]] [[HB Journal for Dec 11, 1940|11]] [[HB Journal for Dec 12, 1940|12]] [[HB Journal for Dec 13, 1940|13]] [[HB Journal for Dec 14, 1940|14]] [[HB Journal for Dec 15, 1940|15]] [[HB Journal for Dec 16, 1940|16]] [[HB Journal for Dec 17, 1940|17]] [[HB Journal for Dec 18, 1940|18]] [[HB Journal for Dec 19, 1940|19]] [[HB Journal for Dec 20, 1940|20]] [[HB Journal for Dec 21, 1940|21]] [[HB Journal for Dec 22, 1940|22]] [[HB Journal for Dec 23, 1940|23]] [[HB Journal for Dec 24, 1940|24]] [[HB Journal for Dec 25, 1940|25]] [[HB Journal for Dec 26, 1940|26]] [[HB Journal for Dec 27, 1940|27]] [[HB Journal for Dec 28, 1940|28]] [[HB Journal for Dec 29, 1940|29]] [[HB Journal for Dec 30, 1940|30]] [[HB Journal for Dec 31, 1940|31]] ==January 1941== [[HB Journal for Jan 1, 1941|1]] [[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1941|2]] [[HB Journal for Jan 3, 1941|3]] [[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1941|4]] ==Accounts== [[HB Accounts for Jan 1940|Jan 1940]] [[HB Accounts for Feb 1940|Feb 1940]] [[HB Accounts for Mar 1940|Mar 1940]] [[HB Accounts for Apr 1940|Apr 1940]] {{hbj |before=[[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1939|1939]] |after=Last entry }} 5c7a9aefd896636c7c5bd164d36bb7927d9c1356 0 3035 6014 6010 2015-01-08T16:17:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Anna M. Brackbill''' (born April 10, 1879) was the daughter of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]] and the wife of [[John H. Groff (1879)|John H. Groff]]. She was the mother of [[Roy Groff]], among others. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_037.HTM|Anna M. Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hersheys]] [[Category:Groffs]] aed9b0945a0b2638bd20f643e09ce501f3cb29bc 0 3037 6017 6015 2015-01-08T16:17:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Arlene Jane Gerhart''' is the wife of [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill]] and the mother of [[Carol Ann Brackbill]], [[Patricia Brackbill]], [[Jacob Richard Brackbill]], [[Robert Harry Brackbill]], and [[Jean Marie Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_026.HTM|Jacob Clarence Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] f88fc265f9fbd437193eb8d6cf0ffb52b4c36414 0 3039 6020 6018 2015-01-08T16:17:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Benedict Brackbill''' (October 24, 1730 - June 4, 1823) was the son of [[Ulrich Brackbill (1703)|Ulrich Brackbill]] and [[Feronica Fanny Herr]] and the father of [[John Brackbill (1763)|John]], [[Henry Brackbill (1771)|Henry]], [[Benjamin Brackbill (1779)|Benjamin]], [[Elizabeth Brackbill (1764)|Elizabeth]], [[Mary Brackbill (1769)|Mary]], [[Anna Brackbill (1773)|Anna]], [[Susanna Brackbill (1776)|Susanna]], and [[Christian Brackbill (1781)|Christian]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_018.HTM|Henry Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 8b3563cc7e53a45cb988cd17b293a115d1951f29 0 3041 6023 6021 2015-01-08T16:17:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Benjamin Brackbill''' (June 8, 1779 in [[wikipedia:Bathany, PA|Bathany, PA]] - May 15, 1827) was the son of [[Benedict Brackbill (1730)|Benedict Brackbill]] and [[Mary Kendig]]. He married [[Elizabeth Hershey (1783)|Elizabeth Hershey]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_055.HTM|Benjamin Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 914c412e1eb3dd41a6c3c010961d009209d2d7ef 0 3043 6026 6024 2015-01-08T16:17:23Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Benjamin Brackbill''' (b. November 10, 1803) was the son of [[Henry Brackbill (1771)|Henry Brackbill]] and [[Susanna Eshleman]] and the husband of [[Susanna Howery]]. He was the father of [[Mary Elizabeth Brackbill]], [[Elam H. Brackbill]], [[Elias E. Brackbill]], [[Susanna Brackbill]], [[Lydia Ann Brackbill]], [[Benjamin O. Brackbill]], [[Jacob F. Brackbill]], and [[Henry P. Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_017.HTM|Benjamin Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] e3ff8b3d4c1513cd080a26e91684d85384b59e15 0 3045 6029 6027 2015-01-08T16:17:23Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Category:Brackbills]] 8e55417c1774f4ada80d4f2b50f1df9d301a596a 0 3047 6032 6030 2015-01-08T16:17:23Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Christian B. Hess''' (February 16, 1879 - March 15, 1964) was the son of [[Peter Z. Hess (1844)|Peter Z. Hess]] and [[Lydia Ann Brackbill]] and the husband of [[Fanny Horst]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC02/WC02_333.HTM|Christian B. Hess}} {{stub}} [[Category:Hesses]] [[Category:Brackbills]] 10dfc3da9c2caec3742fccd387da9ce54ae555dc 0 3049 6035 6033 2015-01-08T16:17:23Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Daniel D. Eshleman''' (b. 27 Sep 1872) was the husband of [[Susan E. Brackbill]], son-in-law of [[Elam H. Brackbill]], brother-in-law of [[Harry G. Brackbill]], and uncle of [[E. Herman Brackbill]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_034.HTM|Daniel D. Eshleman}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 36f51eb3b47b676e707052e3cf85914fddf7cbd2 0 3051 6038 6036 2015-01-08T16:17:24Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Doris Elaine Brackbill''' is the eleventh child and fifth daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. Her husband is [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Living people]] 1a3d9e91cd4de6a05f603ccf00aa1616c7baefe3 0 3055 6042 6041 2015-01-08T16:17:24Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Elam Howery Brackbill''' (7 Jul 1839 &ndash; 5 Apr 1924) was the husband of [[Barbara Hershey]], the father of [[Harry G. Brackbill]], [[Anna M. Brackbill]] and [[Susan E. Brackbill]], and the son of [[Benjamin Brackbill (1803)|Benjamin Brackbill]] and [[Susanna Howery]]. His grandson [[E. Herman Brackbill]] was named after him (first name only). ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_016.HTM|Elam Howery Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] fb7f22430b4d44f3666c8d17b59712cdfe2d8319 0 3056 6044 6043 2015-01-08T16:17:24Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ellis B. Brackbill''' (August 16, 1894 - ) was the son of [[Christian E. Brackbill (1871)]] and [[Anna Buckwalter]] and the husband of [[Alice Groff]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_409.HTM|Ellis B. Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 201b8c292804f62a83ac626f2cb56f10c34c8c11 0 3053 6046 6039 2015-01-08T16:17:24Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:2180643404 195847436d o.jpg|thumb|240px|E. Herman Brackbill]] '''Elam Herman Brackbill''', commonly called Herman (born February 4, 1917; died January 9, 2008), was the sixth child and second son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. He married [[Jane Young]] on May 20, 1939. He was the father of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill]], [[N. Marie Brackbill]], and [[John Brackbill]]. Herman was somewhat precocious, graduating high school two years early after skipping two grades in high school, and was chosen by his father to attend the Millersville Teacher's College along with two of his elder siblings. He received a two-year teacher's certificate when he was 17, but had to wait a year until he turned 18 to legally teach school. According to his own reckoning (and a list compiled post-1987), Herman had held many professions, including: * Farmer (1934&ndash;35) * School teacher (1935&ndash;36) * Work at [[Hess's Mill]] (1936&ndash;40) * Kinzer Equipment Company (1940&ndash;75) * Spectrum Fidelity (1976&ndash;86) * Greenleaf (1987&ndash;etc.) * Ressler Mill Foundation (1987&ndash;etc.) We know that Herman started work at Hess's Mill on July 13, 1936 because of his [[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1939|journal entry from July 13, 1939]], when he says it is his third anniversary of milling. In Herman's retirement, he returned to mills; specifically, he became an [http://www.resslermill.com/pages/mill.html interpretive guide at Ressler Mill], where he demonstrated how the old water mill worked and how it supported the local farm economy. ==See also== * [[Herman Brackbill Journals]] * [[Letters and papers of Herman Brackbill]] ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_009.HTM|Elam Herman Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hess's Mill employees|Brackbill, Herman]] 6372b6ff742248ce17da62a9ec291667c6c7f745 0 3057 6049 6045 2015-01-08T16:17:25Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ''This biography was written by [[Janice Marie Brackbill|Janice Homsher]] on the occasion of her mother's 100th birthday in 1987.'' [[Esta Leona Leaman]] was born on March 3, 1887 on a farm in Leacock Township known to its occupants and neighbors as Cedar Lawn. Although Esta has been living at her present home on Hershey Church Road in Salisbury Township for the past 78 years, her early years were not so settled. Being the fifth child in a family of eight children, she had much in common with Topsy who just grew. Due to her love for babies and her willingness to work, she was sent off to live with her cousin at an early age to help care for his brood of young children. Needless to say, she was homesick for her beloved Cedar Lawn where there was such an abundance of love that she now, confused in mind, equates it with Heaven. Adding to her distress while being with her cousin was the fact that she had to leave her dear old Kauffman's School, where her much idolized oldest sister was the teacher and attend Weavertown School - their arch rivals. As a pre-teen, she was again sent to live with her uncle and aunt in [[Rohrerstown]]. Both uncle and aunt were blind and needed someone with a quick body and mind to help them. Esta rather enjoyed living in Rohrerstown. Pleasing her aunt, who was somewhat of a fanatic about neatness, was a challenge to her. This demand for neatness was due in part from necessity since she was blind, but also partly from a lack of having anything more to worry about. Her uncle was a kind man and easy to please, and reading the paper to him was a joy. She was somewhat apprehensive, though, about doing his banking for him since that required bringing home the week's supply of cash all in coins. However, that train ride from Rohrerstown to Lancaster and back was for years instantly recalled whenever she heard a train whistle. School in Rohrerstown too was a lot of fun. She was now at that age when boys and girls begin to enjoy each other's company. Her next experience away from home was living with an elderly lady in Gap and attending Gap Academy. The lady again benefited from Esta's helping hand, but the time spent at the Academy did little to further her education, for it was common knowledge that the kids knew more than the teacher. Esta has many fond memories of growing up at Cedar Lawn, as much of her time was spent there. Also, Fresh Air children from New York City and a brother and sister who came back each summer provided competition as well as companionship. Attending Mennonite Church with her parents as a child enabled her to commit to memory many hymns of faith. In 1903 Esta followed in her older sisters' footsteps and joined the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] in [[Paradise]]. She now holds the distinction of being the oldest member of that church. Although for much of her early life Esta had little time or means to give to the church, she saw to it that her children went to Sunday School and Church. It has been a source of pride for her to see all her children take an active part in the life of.the church as teachers and elders. Parties and "outings" with other young people played a major role in the lives of the family at Cedar Lawn. Friends came to "house parties" which lasted for several days. Picnics were held at Rocky Springs Park or Lititz Spring Park, or just in the meadow. Esta's mother was quick to respond to the needs of relatives and neighbors when a new baby was born or someone was sick or had a death in the family. She would stay at that home for as long as she was needed. Sometimes she would take Esta along to do the "running" for her. Other times Esta stayed home and attended the needs there. Little wonder she was the favorite of her father who depended on her to sew on his buttons or help him plant the field corn. The bond of love between them was mutual for she often commented that he certainly was a nice Daddy. After a brief stay with her oldest brother in Lancaster while she attended Millersville Normal School, Esta returned again to Cedar Lawn. Esta's adolescent years at Cedar Lawn were gay and happy times with lots of friends and parties. Now, however, she and her older sister who were not yet married concentrated on serious dating. Courting one's sweetheart in those days was not an easy task. "Fellows" had to travel by train, trolley, or quite often by foot to see their girl friends. Nevertheless, love prevailed and Esta married [[Harry G. Brackbill]] on June 15, 1909 under a bower of blossoms in the parlor of Cedar Lawn. After an extended wedding trip and a summer of being entertained by aunts, uncles and cousins, Harry and Esta moved to the farm where Esta now lives. Matched dishes and linen tablecloth and napkins were a must if Esta would please her new husband who came to appreciate the finer things of life while attending Millersville College. But these things gave way and years went by. The hired men were replaced by a large family of children. Six boys and five girls provided a lot of free labor, but also demanded a lot of caring for. Food on a farm was not a big problem, but clothing was not easy to come by. Like many other mothers during the Depression, Esta became an expert at fixing up hand-me-downs from city cousins. Work clothes were patched upon patch. Towels, bed sheets, and you name it were made from feed bags bleached in the sun. Preparing food for so large a family was no easy task, but cooking became more or less of a hobby for Esta. She took both joy and pride in her cooking, and things had not only to taste good but to look good also. Beside her own children to cook for, there was almost always a cousin who needed a temporary home or one who just needed to spend some time on the farm. Esta and Harry were both from large families, and they frequently entertained them by inviting them to Sunday dinner. Esta's reputation as a good cook was soon established on both sides of the family. When her children grew older, they often invited their friends to stay for Sunday night supper. Since these invitations were usually spontaneous, Esta was always prepared with plenty of dessert on hand. Since there was little or no money to purchase anything for the house but basics, Esta also cultivated a hobby of growing house plants and flowers. The many windows of her twelve room farm house were filled with geraniums, African violets, and ferns. Education for their children was a priority for Esta and Harry alike, but when their family was growing up, even getting them to high school presented its problems. In fact, the supervising of the packing of nine lunches each school day was no easy task, much less providing transportation to high school and college. Of course, those attending grade school could walk. Life kept getting busier for the Brackbill family. The five oldest children became teachers and the sixth one became a minister. The next two boys attended college later on their own, but the three youngest were content with a high school education. Eventually all the children were married; four of them within one year's time. Then came the grandchildren. There are thirty three of them. Twenty seven of them earned college degrees, three continued some education after high school, and again three were content with a high school diploma. Time will tell how the next generation will fair, all fifty four of them. It is not likely they will all follow the example of the oldest great-grandchild who became the first medical doctor in the family, but many show great promise. Life has not been without its sorrows, and her daughter's death at the age of four provided its first trauma. A still born twin and her youngest child's sickness and death were also sad times. Death is no stranger to Esta now, for only one sister and a sister-in-law are left of her generation to share the gift of life. Esta continued to live on the farm after her husband's death in 1967. It is now farmed by her grandson and his retired minister father. Esta's mind can only capture a hint of the past as she sits at the same kitchen table she once sat with matched china and linen cloth. The table is now covered with the more familiar table oil cloth with an African violet as a centerpiece. There has always been a centerpiece on her table as well as flowers on the window sill. So memories are mixed with reality as Esta celebrates her 100th birthday. [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Biographies]] ef36cafb686a6ee63f4bb5dad799c13c4bd1d1f2 0 3060 6053 6050 2015-01-08T16:17:25Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:Harry and Esta.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Harry and Esta Brackbill, scan courtesy Esta Jarrett]] '''Esta Leona Leaman''' (Mar 3, 1887 - Jun 1, 1987) was the wife of [[Harry G. Brackbill]]. She was the daughter of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and [[Anna Barbara Hershey]]. Harry and Esta's children were [[Reba Leona Leaman]], [[Elam Herman Brackbill]], [[Florence Betty Brackbill]], [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.]], [[Grace Eleanor Brackbill]], [[Eunice Viola Brackbill]], [[Christian Harold Brackbill]], [[Hershey Leaman Brackbill]], [[Herbert Brackbill]], [[Doris Elaine Brackbill]], [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill]], [[Warren Harding Brackbill]] and [[Janice Marie Brackbill]]. ==See also== * [[Harry G. Brackbill Honeymoon Journal]] * [[Esta Brackbill at 100]] ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_015.HTM|Esta Leona Leaman}} [[Category:Leamans]] [[Category:Brackbills]] {{stub}} f5e7c6cc1831c025cb06bce0b9f82af020701b1a 0 3062 6056 6052 2015-01-08T16:17:25Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Esther S. Brackbill''' (b. October 31, 1883) was the daughter of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]], the wife of [[Isaac Eby Hershey]], and the mother of [[M. Clair Hershey]], among others. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_038.HTM|Esther S. Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hersheys]] 0d083736eb52871c960979add7e8d78ceebca894 0 3063 6058 6055 2015-01-08T16:17:25Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Eunice Brackbill''' is the fifth child and fourth daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Living people]] 2acd225a242e934d2760b254ec96800bb94fc1e5 0 3065 6061 6059 2015-01-08T16:17:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Eunice Eileen Brown''', called Eileen, is the daughter of [[Ira Lee Brown]] and [[Doris Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC05/WC05_486.HTM|Eileen Brown}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 8c4b0c5fbebd000e279397ef6de0e8c01789e855 0 3067 6064 6062 2015-01-08T16:17:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Evelyn B. Jarrett''' (maiden name Evelyn Jane Brackbill) is the eldest daughter of [[Jane Young|Jane]] and [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]], the wife of [[Olin Jarrett]], and the mother of [[Tim Jarrett]] and [[Esta Jarrett]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_001.HTM|Evelyn Jane Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Brackbills]] 860b084676f251084bba6ca53f697f5f7e94224d 0 3069 6067 6065 2015-01-08T16:17:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Florence Betty Brackbill''' (1 Aug 1910-1 Aug 2000) was the second child and second daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. She was the wife of [[Ross Yuninger]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] cff13c6f8c0e8f08fed0fd4700703d3334ce7001 0 3071 6070 6068 2015-01-08T16:17:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''John H. Groff''' (b. 17 Apr 1879), known as "Uncle John Groff" to the Brackbills, was the husband of [[Anna M. Brackbill]] and son in law of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills|Groff, John]] a70e6a816ab4b7631235f96aebdb98ccb213f1e1 0 3073 6073 6071 2015-01-08T16:17:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Christian Harold Brackbill''' (Nov 21, 1918 - Dec 13, 2007), better known as Harold or "Short," was the seventh child and third son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. He attended Waynesburg University in [[Waynesburg]], PA and became a minister. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_023.HTM|C. Harold Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 19977101a9b7cd8487e510811fd91fe011dbdb3f 0 3075 6077 6074 2015-01-08T16:17:28Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:Harry and Esta.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Harry and Esta Brackbill, scan courtesy Esta Jarrett]] '''Harry G. Brackbill''' (Aug 21, 1881 - Mar 17, 1967), son of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]], was the father of the extended Brackbill clan and husband of [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. Harry and Esta's children were [[Reba Leona Leaman]], [[Elam Herman Brackbill]], [[Florence Betty Brackbill]], [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.]], [[Grace Eleanor Brackbill]], [[Eunice Viola Brackbill]], [[Christian Harold Brackbill]], [[Hershey Leaman Brackbill]], [[Herbert Brackbill]], [[Doris Elaine Brackbill]], [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill]], [[Warren Harding Brackbill]] and [[Janice Marie Brackbill]]. == See also == * [[Harry G. Brackbill Honeymoon Journal]] == External links == * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_015.HTM|Harry G. Brackbill}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 78fc2e7c264f09d0ed4cdd26591adc420f8ba958 0 3077 6079 6076 2015-01-08T16:17:29Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Harry G. Brackbill, Jr.''' (Dec 7, 1911 - Nov 13, 2001) was the third child and first son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. He was married to [[Marguerite Naomi Wolfe]]. {{stub}} [[category:Brackbills]] da6ad9b2c6e029d4f48db5a1624988e3f9edfbd7 0 3079 6082 6080 2015-01-08T16:17:29Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Hebron E. H. Breckbill''' of [[Strasburg]] was the treasurer of the Brackbill reunion committee from its founding in 1947 to 1954. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 9879301ffe9c960a7f0e98884b074e5ba77faec9 0 3081 6084 6083 2015-01-08T16:17:29Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Henry Brackbill''' (August 25, 1771 - July 6, 1837) was the son of [[Ulrich Brackbill (1703)|Ulrich Brackbill]] and [[Feronica Fanny Herr]] and the husband of [[Susanna Eshleman]]. He was the father of [[John Brackbill (1799)|John]], [[Henry Brackbill (1810)|Henry]], [[Benjamin Brackbill (1803)|Benjamin]], [[Maria Brackbill (1801)|Maria]], and [[Jacob Brackbill (1806)|Jacob]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_019.HTM|Benedict Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 43ea374f410c34068ed02fbfb11623783be319c8 0 3083 6088 6085 2015-01-08T16:17:29Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Hershey Leaman Brackbill''' (Aug 3, 1920 - Aug 20, 2005) was the eighth child and fourth son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_024.HTM|Hershey Leaman Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 8720703bf28f1be711ddd587c8e11bf283b47ea1 0 3085 6091 6089 2015-01-08T16:17:30Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Barbara Hershey''' (1848-08-01 - 1924-03-08) was the wife of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and mother of [[Harry G. Brackbill]], [[Christian E. Brackbill]], [[Susan E. Brackbill]], [[Magdalena H. Brackbill]], [[Ida E. Brackbill]], [[Anna M. Brackbill]], and [[Esther S. Brackbill]]. She was the daughter of [[Christian Hershey]] and [[Magdalena Metzler]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_016.HTM|Barbara Hershey}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills|Hershey, Barbara]] [[Category:Hersheys|Hershey, Barbara]] 769733f78dd22b107f5e9ef62a27dceab0bd809a 0 3087 6094 6092 2015-01-08T16:17:30Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Isaac Eby Hershey''' (b. 20 Apr 1884), known as "Uncle Ike," was the husband of [[Esther S. Brackbill]] and the son-in-law of [[Elam H. Brackbill]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Hersheys]] [[Category:Brackbills|Hershey, Isaac]] 2acb7f55b754e6b5303d4fc43809f771a0f186a7 0 3089 6097 6095 2015-01-08T16:17:31Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Jacob Clarence Brackbill''' (September 28, 1925 - March 8, 2005), called "Jake," was the son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]], the husband of [[Arlene Jane Gerhart]], and the father of [[Carol Ann Brackbill]], [[Patricia Brackbill]], [[Jacob Richard Brackbill]], [[Robert Harry Brackbill]], and [[Jean Marie Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_026.HTM|Jacob Clarence Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] b0683069f39bf60f6e3dcfcd09e33cbba34c1110 0 3091 6101 6098 2015-01-08T16:17:31Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:JaneYoung.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Jane Young, circa 1939 (Watt & Shand photo)]] '''Jane Elizabeth Young''' (Feb 25, 1919 - Oct 14, 1998) was the wife of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and daughter of [[Arthur S. Young]] and [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], and mother of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill]], [[N. Marie Brackbill]], and [[John Brackbill]]. Jane attended [[Pequea High School]] and [[Lancaster Business College]], and worked at the [[Arthur S. Young Company]]. She also served as the founding secretary of [[Rough and Tumble]]. ==See also== * [[Letters and papers of Jane Young Brackbill]] ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_009.HTM|Jane Elizabeth Young}} {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:Brackbills]] 0de564b5d96e39ecf8c6ac76cf44f5787e46485d 0 3093 6103 6100 2015-01-08T16:17:32Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Janice Marie Brackbill''' is the thirteenth child and sixth daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Brackbills]] bc4773bbfb1a14af436dc1dc3011c3e0798cfe86 0 3095 6106 6104 2015-01-08T16:17:33Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''John Brackbill''' is the third child and only son of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 66628c12d260d3b19850fd6bbd91615162f6c632 0 3097 6109 6107 2015-01-08T16:17:33Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''John Brackbill''' (January 20, 1763 - July 19, 1825) was the son of [[Benedict Brackbill (1730)|Benedict Brackbill]] and [[Mary Kendig]] and the husband of [[Mary (Elizabeth) Landis]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_050.HTM|John Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] d784cd74d3403d66943de86ed2edbe9caad9b7e6 0 3099 6112 6110 2015-01-08T16:17:33Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''John H. Groff''' (April 17, 1879 - sometime in 1960 or 1961) was the husband of [[Anna M. Brackbill]]. {{stub}} ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_037.HTM|John H. Groff}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Groffs]] e620595ec98f2324add210b96dcfa5d77d0382bd 0 3101 6115 6113 2015-01-08T16:17:33Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Lucile Brackbill''' was the recording secretary of the "Brackbill clan" ([[Brackbill Reunion]]) from 1947 through 19xx. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 69ab0a3ac2ea635e8d0148c1a37b7838602393d8 0 3103 6118 6116 2015-01-08T16:17:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Lydia Ann Brackbill''' (March 24, 1846 - December 7, 1888) was the daughter of [[Benjamin Brackbill (1803)|Benjamin Brackbill]] and [[Susanna Howery]], the wife of [[Peter Z. Hess (1844)|Peter Z. Hess]], and the mother of [[Christian B. Hess]], [[Elizabeth B. Hess]], [[Anna B. Hess]], and [[Mary Susan Hess]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_043.HTM|Lydia Ann Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hesses]] 79b83fedeeccfb1de8bd665386d418331de69c9f 0 3105 6121 6119 2015-01-08T16:17:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mylin Clair Hershey''' was the son of [[Isaac Eby Hershey]] and [[Esther S. Brackbill]]. He served as vice president of the [[Brackbill Reunion]] from 1957 to 1959 and as president from 1959 to 1961. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_446.HTM|Clair Hershey}} {{stub}} [[Category:Hersheys]] [[Category:Brackbills]] b803a312ab8736b818435b7b6dfcc5c19a81f9d8 0 3107 6124 6122 2015-01-08T16:17:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Magdalina Brackbill''' (September 9, 1874 - circa 1955 or 1956) was the daughter of [[Elam Howry Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]] and the wife of [[Isaac H. Buckwalter]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_036.HTM|Magdalina Brackbill Buckwalter}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 4f5e1096de2ad6211fb619a07565a855c6bf7942 0 3109 6127 6125 2015-01-08T16:17:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Marguerite Naomi Wolfe''', called "Margie", was the wife of [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 1441309d2b2bb021d9e93312196c19d2324ef897 0 3111 6130 6128 2015-01-08T16:17:35Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Nancy Marie Brackbill''' (September 21, 1943 &ndash; June 16, 2008), known as Marie, was the second child and daughter of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]]. ==External links== * [http://obits.lancasteronline.com/index.php?p=2140497 Obituary] {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_011.HTM|Nancy Marie Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] e6449889db48eb1a8ba3e76a51e212b59ba55fd3 0 3113 6132 6131 2015-01-08T16:17:35Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ralph Jacob Homsher''' is the husband of [[Janice Brackbill]] and the father of [[David Homsher]], [[Janice Susanne Homsher]], [[Cheryl Marie Homsher]], and [[Wayne Ralph Homsher]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_032.HTM|Ralph Jacob Homsher}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] d54895b561cb47f16a4667b388ecabb78d366a23 0 3115 6136 6134 2015-01-08T16:17:35Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Reba Leaman''' was the eldest daughter of [[Esta Leona Leaman]] and the oldest child in the Brackbill family. She was married to [[John Moore]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_028.HTM|Reba Leona Leaman}} {{stub}} [[Category:Leamans]] [[Category:Brackbills]] 4e5d96879471afe213aedaeb6b9e9b9690943bae 0 3117 6139 6137 2015-01-08T16:17:35Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Roy M. Groff''' was the son of [[John H. Groff (1879)|John H. Groff]] and [[Anna M. Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_437.HTM|Roy M. Groff}} {{stub}} [[Category:Groffs]] [[Category:Brackbills]] d0940780a880a309091f6df5412b1a18c3efce51 0 3119 6142 6140 2015-01-08T16:17:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ruth Anne Yuninger''' is the daughter of [[Ross Trout Yuninger]] and [[Florence Brackbill]], the wife of [[Edward Appel]], and the mother of [[Beth Ellen Appel]], [[Lauren Jean Appel]], and [[Dalin Charles Appel]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC06/WC06_018.HTM|Ruth Anne Yuninger}} {{stub}} [[Category:Yuningers]] [[Category:Appels]] [[Category:Brackbills]] 0f0d43b61c1ca0307495d646c6c00f7fe6efb266 0 3121 6145 6143 2015-01-08T16:17:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ulrich Brackbill''' (July 4, 1703 in [[Strasburg]] - October 17, 1739) was the son of [[Benedictus Brackbill]] and [[Maria Margaretha Herr]] and the father of [[Fanny Brackbill (1725)|Fanny]], [[John Brackbill (1728)|John]], [[Benedict Brackbill (1730)|Benedict]], [[Anna Brackbill (1733)|Anna]], [[Frances Verena Brackbill (1736)|Frances Verena]] (also called Fanny), and [[Henry Brackbill (1738)|Henry]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_020.HTM|Ulrich Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] e8047747319ccd2a44c7be8ceaa840352fc17fbd 0 3123 6148 6146 2015-01-08T16:17:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Harry Valner Robinson''', generally called "Val," was the husband of [[Eunice Brackbill]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 89f41d6889168ca1748708dd21c2e936164beecb 0 3125 6151 6149 2015-01-08T16:17:37Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Warren Harding Brackbill''' is the tenth child and sixth son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. For some reason lost in time he was known as "Barney." [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Living people]] 2e1ec71003b86f52604da8083fd4609caee7dd73 0 3127 6155 6152 2015-01-08T16:17:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==Page 1: Lancaster New Era clipping== ''Lancaster New Era, 9/22/47'' LANDIS BRACKBILL HEADS REUNION The first reunion of the descendants of Bishop [[Benedictus Brackbill]], who emigrated from Switzerland to America in 1717, was held yesterday at the [[Strasburg Mennonite Church]]. The land on which the church stands was donated by Brackbill's grandson, [[John Brackbill (1763)|John Brackbill]]. More than 100 persons attended. Addresses were given by [[Martin H. Brackbill, Jr.]] and [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry G. Brackbill]], of Frazer. Devotions were held by the Rev. [[Moses H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Rohrerstown, PA|Rohrerstown]]. Officers elected were [[A. Landis Brackbill, Jr.]], principal of [[Manor Township High School]], president; [[Benjamin R. Brackbill]], [[Leaman Place]], vice-president; Miss [[Lucile Brackbill|Lucille Brackbill]], librarian at [[wikipedia:Franklin and Marshall College|Franklin and Marshall College]], secretary; [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman]], corresponding secretary; [[Hebron E. H. Breckbill]], [[Strasburg]], treasurer; [[Martin H. Brackbill, Jr.]], [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland]], historian. Dr. [[Allen G. Brackbill]], [[Paradise]]; Benjamin R. Brackbill, [[Lancaster|city]], and Hebron H. Breckbill were appointed to care for the cemetery near Strasburg in which four generations of the family are buried. ==Minutes== Sunday, September 21, 1947 More than a hundred members of the Brackbill clan--descendants of the Rev. Benedictus Brackbill, met for the first family reunion in the basement of the Mennonite church, Strasburg, Pa. The meeting was called to order by Mr. Martin Brackbill, Sr. Scripture was read by the Rev. Moses Brackbill, and prayer was offered by the Rev. [[Harry G. Brackbill, Jr.|Harry G. Brackbill]]. Short addresses were given by the Rev. Moses Brackbill and the Rev. Harry G. Brackbill. The chairmn then called for nominations for officers, and the following were elected: Mr. Landis Brackbill, jr. president, Mr. Benjamin R. Brackbill, vice-president, Lucile Brackbill, secretary, Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, corresponding secretary, Mr. Hebron E. H. Breckbill, treasurer, Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, Jr historian. Mr. Landis Brackbill took the chair, and asked if the group wished to hold annual reunions. It was moved by the Rev. Harry Brackbill, seconded and carried, that we have annual reunions. It was moved by Dr. Allen Brackbill, seconded and carried, that we have a reunion in the form of a picnic, details of time and place to be left to a Committee on arrangements. Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, Jr. gave a fascinating account of the life and work of our heroic ancestor, the Rev. Benedictus Brackbill, bishop of the [[Mennonite]] church. The matter of the care of the old [[Brackbill Cemetery|Brackbill graveyard]] was discussed; interest has accumulated from the [[Brackbill Cemetery Trust Fund|trust fund]] of $1000, and Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, Sr. has contracted for a new fence around the graveyard, which will cost $183.00. [[Thad Brackbill]], speaking from intimate experience with the old graveyard, urged that the bodies and stones be removed to the [[Strasburg Mennonite cemetery]], which is also a gift from an early Brackbill. Lucile Brackbill pointed out some of the difficulties involved in restoring the graveyard, and suggested that we pay tribute to our ancestors by helping their descendants now suffering in Europe. Mr. Martin Brackbill, Sr. urged that we raise money thru voluntary contributions at the reunions, to be added to the annual interest of $30.00, and restore the graveyard. Mr. Martin Brackbill, Jr. suggested that the care of the graveyard, a unique inheritance, be the special aim of the reunions. Mr. Landis Brackbill, Sr. spoke in warm appreciation of the long continued interest of Mr. Martin Brackbill, Sr. in the family history, and expressed confidence that the needed money will be raised. Dr. Brackbill moved that we leave the graveyard where it is. Seconded and carried. Mr. Benjamin R. Brackbill moved the family care for the cemetery and that a committee of three be appointed to work with the trustees of the [[Northern National Bank of Lancaster]] to this end. Seconded and carried. It was announced that Mr. Thad Brackbill had erected a memorial stone, with the names of the first five generations carved upon it, in the Mennonite cemetery at Strasburg. Miss [[Hannah Brackbill]] suggested that a slab with the names of all the Brackbills who had been buried there, and whose tomb-stones had been removed or broken, be placed in the old graveyard. The president appointed as the committee to care for the graveyard: Dr. Allen G. Brackbill, Messrs. Benjamin R. Brackbill and Hebron E.H. Breckbill. The collection for the care of the cemetery amounted to $57.40. There being no further business the meeting adjourned. Respectfully submitted<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=First reunion |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1948|1948]] }} ef6e78ea08862c96594d8923f3ddce0dbceedb49 0 3128 6158 6154 2015-01-08T16:17:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Saturday, August 14, 1948 87 members of the [[Brackbill]] clan gathered at the [[Strasburg Mennonite Church|Mennonite Church, Strasburg, Pa.]] for the second reunion of the family. The president, Mr. [[A. Landis Brackbill|Landis Brackbill, jr.]] presided. Scripture was read by the Rev. [[Irwin Brackbill]], and following a moment of silence in memory of those members of the family who died during the year, the Rev. [[Moses H. Brackbill|Moses Brackbill]] led us in prayer. The president welcomed the group, saying that 100 invitations had been sent. He introduced Mr. [[Maurice T. Brackbill]] of the [[wikipedia:Eastern Mennonite College|Eastern Mennonite College]], [[wikipedia:Harrisonburg, VA|Harrisonburg, Va.]] who spoke on "Life". Our historian, Mr. [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] gave the second installment of the family history. The president called for a short business session. The minutes were approved as read. The treasurer reported a balance of $35.50. Mr. [[Martin Brackbill, Sr.]] said the fence had been erected around the [[Brackbill cemetery|Brackbill graveyard]], and arrangements made with the farmer to cut the grass. The balance in the cemetery fund is $139.60. After some discussion it was moved, seconded and and carried that we meet on the third Sunday in August in the Strasburg Mennonite church]]. It was suggested that we give a contribution to this Mennonite church for their over-seas relief work. It was moved, seconded and carried that a collection be taken, from which the janitor be paid and $5.00 be given the church for relief, and the balance put in our treasury. It was moved, seconded and carried that the treasurer be authorized to pay all bills which may arise during the year. The president called for the election of new officers. It was moved, seconded and carried that all officers be re-elected. The president asked every one to register. The collection amounted to $23.07 There being no further business the meeting adjourned. A number of families gathered around the tables out doors for a picnic supper. Respectfully submitted<br/> [[Lucile Brackbill]]<br/> Recording secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1947|1947]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1949|1949]] }} 17dbc4810a21b509ec1f27e9bdf365c11c04c5e1 0 3129 6161 6157 2015-01-08T16:17:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Sunday, August 18, 1949 70 members of the [[Brackbill]] family met at the [[Strasburg Mennonite Church]] for the third family re-union. The president, [[A. Landis Brackbill|Landis Brackbill]], welcomed the family and introduced <strike>the Rev.</strike> [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]], who conducted the devotions. Mr. Landis Brackbill explained that the promised speaker was unable to be present, so he spoke briefly on "What a family reunion should be and what it can do for the country." the president's remarks were brief but they contained food for thought for all of us. Mr. [[Martin H. Brackbill, Sr.|Martin Brackbill, Sr.]] substituting for his [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.|son]], the family historian, spoke on Landmarks of the Brackbill family; he also said that [[Christian Brackbill]], a returned soldier, had some pictures of the original Brackbill homestead in [[wikipedia:Switzerland|Switzerland]], which he would pass around. It was suggested that sets of these pictures be prepared for sale at the next reunion. The president then called for a short business meeting. The minutes of the last meeting were approved as read. Mr. [[Hebron E. H. Breckbill|Hebron Breckbill]], treasurer reported on the condition of the [[Brackbill cemetery|family graveyard]] - it had been mown twice, and some of the tombstones were straightened and re-set, at a cost of $38.00 There is $63.00 in the cemetery fund, and $6.30 in the general account. It was moved, seconded and carried that the treasurer's report be accepted. The president then called for the report of the Nominating committee: <strike>the Rev.</strike> Herman Brackbill for president, Mr. [[Benjamin R. Brackbill]], vice-president, [[Lucile Brackbill]], secretary, Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, corresponding secretary, Mr. Hebron Breckbill, treasurer, Mr. [[Martin H. Brackbill, jr.]], historian. It was moved, seconded and carried that nominations be closed and the secretary cast the ballot. The collection amounted to $29.83 Cards were passed and all present were asked to register. The new president was introduced, and after an informal discussion as to the type of reunion preferred, the meeting adjourned. Respectfully submitted<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1948|1948]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1950|1950]] }} 41517b72f24d0f5f2cc7ccb4c79f555f9651a50f 0 3130 6164 6160 2015-01-08T16:17:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==Minutes== Saturday, Aug. 19, 1950 60 members of the [[Brackbill]] family gathered at [[Buchmiller Park]], [[Lancaster]] for a picnic re-union. Rain drove some members home after supper, but some brave souls gathered in the barn for a short business meeting. [[Robert Brackbill]] read the Scriptures, and the president [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]] offered prayer. The minutes were approved as read. The treasurer, [[Hebron E. H. Breckbill|Hebron Breckbill]] reported that the [[Brackbill cemetery|family graveyard]] was mown and kept in condition at a cost of $25.00 - $2.00 was spent for the post card invitations, leaving a balance in the checking account of $2.50; there is $250 in the Brackbill cemetery account, accumulated interest from the trust fund. The treasurer's report was accepted. The president said [[Christian Brackbill]] had left 10 sets of pictures with him, which were sold for one dollar a set. The president suggested each person introduce himself, telling who his parent and grand-parent on the Brackbill side were. The collection was $21.16. The election of officers, resulted in the following: [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]], president; Robert Brackbill, 1st vice-president; Hebron Breckbill, treasurer, [[Lucile Brackbill]], secretary, [[Martin Brackbill]], assistant secretary. The new president was introduced and asked for the cooperation and help of all Brackbills. It was moved, seconded and carried that the meeting adjourn. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary ==Letter== Copy of a letter sent the retiring president, <br/> Herman Brackbill [[wikipedia:East Petersburg, PA|East Petersburg, Pa.]]<br/> August 23,1950 My dear Herman: All the Brackbills who were at the reunion, and especially the officers, want you to know how much they appreciate your effort and interest while you were president; also they want to thank you for the work and kindness which made the fourth Brackbill reunion such a success. This, which should have been presented to you as a formal motion, is now being written at the request of the president, and will be recorded in the Minutes. Sincerely yours,<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1949|1949]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1951|1951]] }} acea6982be3d8be01839ccf7d2ada9f75a658cf1 0 3131 6167 6163 2015-01-08T16:17:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Fifth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, August 26, '51 [[Buchmiller Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' America * '''Invocation''' [[Elias Eby]] * '''Address of Welcome''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill]] * '''Quartette''' Brackbill Men * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' * '''Minutes''' [[Lucile Brackbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Hebron Breckbill|Hebron Brackbill]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Robert Brackbill]] * '''Offering''' * '''Hymn''' Blest be the tie that binds ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> Benjamin R. Brackbill, [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> Robert Brackbill, [[Gap]], Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> A. Lucile Brackbill, East Petersburg '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Hebron Brackbill, [[Strasburg]], PA '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Executive Committee'''<br/> [[A. Landis Brackbill]], [[Millersville]], Pa.<br/> [[E. Herman Brackbill]], [[Kinzers]], Pa.<br/> [[Enos Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Gordonville, PA|Gordonville, Pa.]]<br/> [[Lester Brackbill]], [[Lancaster]], Pa.<br/> [[Christian Brackbill]], Gordonville, Pa. ==Minutes== Sunday, August 26, 1951 120 members of the [[Brackbill]] family signed the register at the Fifth reunion, held at Buchmiller Park, Lancaster. The program was opened by singing "America", followed by the invocation by Elias Eby. The president, Benjamin R. Brackbill gave a sincere address of welcome. Six Brackbill men sang several selections. The Rev. [[C. Harold Brackbill]], of [[wikipedia:Newton, NJ|Newton, NJ]], gave an address on "The Value of a good name", followed by selections by the Brackbill men. The historian, Martin Brackbill, jr. gave interesting highlights of the career of our ancestor, the Rev. [[Benedictus Brackbill]]. Tribute was paid to the memory of [[Raub Brackbill]], of [[wikipedia:Washington, DC|Washinton, D.C.]] and [[Marian Witmer]], of [[wikipedia:Witmer, PA|Witmer]], who died during the past year. The minutes were approved as read. The treasurer reported a balance of $23.50 in the checking account; $1,320.84 in the [[Brackbill cemetery|Cemetery]] endowment account, and $92.72 interest. The treasurer also reported that the family grave-yard is in good condition. The chairman of the nominating committee, A. Landis Brackbill presented the following nominations: President, [[Robert M. Brackbill]], Gap; 1st vice-pres. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.]] [[Elizabethtown]] R.D.3; 2nd vice-president, Enos Brackbill, Gordonville; Recording secretary, Lucile Brackbill, East Petersburg; Assistant recording secretary, Christian Brackbill, Gordonville, Corresponding secretary, [[Martin H. Brackbill Sr.|Martin Brackbill]], Bausman, Treasurer, Hebron Brackbill. It was moved, seconded, and carried that these officers be elected and the secretary cast the ballot. It was moved, seconded and carried that the treasurer be authorized to pay all bills. The collection was $35.61. It was moved, seconded and carried that the Historian's report be mimeographed and mailed by the Corresponding secretary. Robert Brackbill awarded a prize of a box of candy to the person coming the greatest distance: C. Harold Brackbill from Newton, N.J.; a box of candy to the oldest person, Mrs. [[Hetty Hershey]], aged 81; and a dollar bill to the youngest person, [[Vincent Brackbill]], aged 11 weeks. Mr. Martin Brackbill asked the group to rise according to the generations - from the 7th to the 10th generation, and also according to families: the descendants of [[Benjamin Brackbill (1779)|Benjamin]], from [[wikipedia:Bathany, PA|Bethanie]]; [[Henry Brackbill (1771)|Henry]], from Kinzer, and [[John Brackbill (1763)|John]], from Strasburg. After singing "Blest be the tie that binds", the benediction was pronounced by the Rev. [[Enos Zimmerman, Jr.]] Respectfully submitted,<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1950|1950]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1952|1952]] }} a07761437493e48c6393cf0117359a307a32feef 0 3132 6169 6166 2015-01-08T16:17:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Sixth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, September 7, 1952 [[Williamson Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Invocation''' [[Elias Eby]] * '''Address of Welcome''' [[Robert M. Brackbill]] * '''Quartette''' Brackbill Men * '''Scripture''' [[Christian Brackbill]] * '''Quartette''' Brackbill Men * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' * '''Minutes''' [[Lucile Brackbill|Lucile Breckbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Hebron Breckbill]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry Brackbill]] * '''Offering''' * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> Robert M. Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Landisville, PA|Landisville, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Elizabethtown, PA|Elizabethtown, Pa.]] '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> A. Lucile Brackbill, [[wikipedia:East Petersburg, PA|East Petersburg, Pa.]] '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Hebron Brackbill, [[Strasburg]], PA '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Executive Committee'''<br/> [[A. Landis Brackbill]], [[Millersville]], Pa.<br/> [[E. Herman Brackbill]], [[Kinzers]], Pa.<br/> [[Enos Brackbill]], [[Intercourse]], Pa,<br/> [[Lester Brackbill]], [[Lancaster]], Pa.<br/> Christian Brackbill, Gordonville, Pa. ==Minutes== Sunday, September 7, 1952 93 members of the [[Brackbill]] clan signed the register at the sixth family reunion at Williamson Park, Lancaster, Sunday, September 7, 1952. The exercises were opened by singing, "Faith of our fathers", followed by the invocation by the Rev. Elias Eby. The president, Dr. Robert M. Brackbill welcomed the clan, and explained that the quartette were unable to sing at this time. Christian Brackbill read Romans 12. [[Martin Brackbill, Sr.]], substituting for his son, spoke briefly on the value of family history and family pride. [[Benjamin R. Brackbill]] read the names of the following members of the family who died during the year: * [[Pearl E. Brackbill]], daughter of Christian Brackbill, of [[Strasburg]] * Mrs. [[Celia Donnelley Lutz]], daughter of [[Agnes Brackbill Donnelley]], of Strasburg * Miss [[Sue Leaman]], daughter of [[Daniel Leaman|Daniel]] and [[Ann Brackbill|Ann Brackbill Leaman]] * Miss [[Bertha S. Breckbill]], daughter of [[Benjamin H. Breckbill|Benjamin H.]] & [[Anna Mary Hostetter|Anna Mary Hostetter Breckbill]], of [[wikipedia:Willow Street, PA|Willow Street]] * [[Christian E. Brackbill]], son of [[Elam H. Brackbill|Elam]] and [[Barbara Hershey|Barbara Brackbill]], of Gordonville after a moment of silence, the president read the 23rd Psalm. The minutes were approved as read. The treasurer reported $1,320.84 in the endowment fund; in the checking fund {| class="wikitable" |- | align="right" |$92.72 | expenses: | cemetary | align="right" |$25.00 |- | | | programs | align="right" |7.10 |- | align="right" |<u>$34.10</u> | | post cards | align="right" |2.00 |- | 58.62 | balance | | |} [[A. Landis Brackbill]], for the Nominating committee reported for president, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry S. Brackbill]], Elizabethtown, vice-president, [[Elvin Brackbill]], Paradise, Recording Secretary, Lucile Brackbill, East Petersburg, Assistant recording secretary, Christian Brackbill, Gordonville, Corresponding Secretary, Martin H. Brackbill, Bausman, Treasurer, Hebron Breckbill, Strasburg, Historian, Martin Brackbill, jr. New Cumberland. Harry Brackbill then awarded prizes of a dollar bill to the oldest person, Miss [[Hetty Hershey]], 82 years old; to the youngest person, [[Janet Elaine Brackbill]], 4 months old, and to the person who had come the greatest distance, Mrs. [[Mary Brackbill Hersh]], from [[wikipedia:Darby, PA|Darby, Pa.]]; this was followed by a peanut scramble for the children. The offering was $32.21, and after singing "Blest be the tie that binds", and the benediction by the Rev. Elias Eby, the meeting adjourned. Many of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1951|1951]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1953|1953]] }} 2934f46d3d6ecf4d4fec4e0275e24bdf1fe9d50e 0 3133 6172 6170 2015-01-08T16:17:39Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Seventh Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, September 6, 1953<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Invocation''' [[Elias Eby]] * '''Address of Welcome''' [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry G. Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' * '''Scripture''' [[Enos Zimmerman]] * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Lucile Brackbill|Lucile Breckbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Hebron Breckbill]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Joseph Brackbill]] * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Ira Lanais]], [[wikipedia:Landville, PA|Landville, Pa.]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' Mrs. [[Paul Grube]] * '''Basket--Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> Harry G. Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Elizabethtown, PA|Elizabethtown, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> [[Elvin Brackbill]], [[Paradise], Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> A. Lucile Breckbill, [[wikipedia:East Petersburg, PA|East Petersburg, Pa.]] '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Hebron Brackbill, [[Strasburg]], PA '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[E. Herman Brackbill]], [[Kinzers]], Pa.<br/> [[Benj. R. Brackbill]], Paradise, Pa,<br/> Enos Zimmerman, Kinzers, Pa. ==Minutes== Sunday, September 6, 1953 The meeting of the Seventh [[Brackbill Reunion]] held Sunday Sept. 6, 1953 in Paradise Community Park was opened by singing "Faith of Our Fathers". The invocation was given by [[Norman Hess]] and Enos Zimmerman read the 12th Chapter of Genesis for the scripture reading. The minutes of the previous meeting were not read because of the absence of the secretary. The treasurer's report, given by Hebron Brackbill, showed a balance of $11.49 in the treasury. Benjamin R. Brackbill was in charge of a memorial service for the following: * [[Clara M. Brackbill]] * [[Susan E. Weaver]] * [[Anna B. Brackbill]] * [[Parke R. Brackbill]] * [[Daniel D. Brackbill]] The president, Harry Brackbill Jr., awarded the prizes of a dollar bill to the following: the youngest, [[Paul Eckman]], 14 months; the oldest Miss [[Hettie Hershey]], 83 Yrs.; and to the person who had come the greatest distance, Mrs. Harry Brackbill Jr. A male quartet composed of Harry and Herman Brackbill, [[Ralph Homsher]], and [[I. Lee Brown|Lee Brown]] sang several selections. The new officers which were nominated by the committee and duly elected are as follows: * President - [[Enos Brackbill]] * Vice-President - [[Christian Brackbill]] * Secretery - [[Doris Brackbill|Mrs. Lee Brown]] * Corresponding Sec. - [[Martin H. Brackbill]] * Treasurer - Hebron Brackbill * Historian - Martin Brackbill Jr. There was a rising vote of thanks for the out-going officers. The offering amounted to $22.14 and there were fifty one persons registered. The meeting was adjourned by singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Some of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Doris Brown<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1952|1952]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1954|1954]] }} f4b4e71f3e7009f7596885b029cdbbff2349d9f9 0 3135 6176 6173 2015-01-08T16:17:39Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Eighth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 4, 1954<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Invocation''' Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] * '''Address of Welcome''' [[Christian Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' * '''Scripture''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Doris Brackbill|Mrs. Lee Brown]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Hebron Breckbill]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Christian Brackbill]] * '''Speaker''' [[Charles W. Passmore|Chas. W. Passmore]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' Mrs. [[Paul Grube]] * '''Basket--Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> [[Enos Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Elizabethtown, PA|Elizabethtown, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> Christian Brackbill, [[Paradise], Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Mrs. Lee Brown '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Hebron Brackbill, [[Strasburg]], PA '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[E. Herman Brackbill]], [[Kinzers]], Pa.<br/> [[Benj. R. Brackbill]], Paradise, Pa,<br/> Enos Zimmerman, Kinzers, Pa. ==Minutes== Sunday, July 4, 1954 The meeting of the Eighth [[Brackbill Reunion]] held Sunday July 4, 1954 in the Paradise Community Park was opened by singing "Faith of Our Fathers". The devotions were in charge of Rev. Moses Brackbill. The scripture read was John 3: 1 to 20. For special music [[Harold Yuninger|Harold]] and [[Mary Ellen Yuninger]] played a duet on their baritones. The Historian's report by Martin Brackbill Sr. was a very interesting talk on the Brackbill family, where they came from originally and where they are now located. Rev. Moses Brackbill brought to our attention the fact that a number of the younger members of the Brackbill Clan are now in Christian Service. Benjamin R. Brackbill was in charge of a memorial service for the following: [[Carlotta Peoples Stager]], Miss [[Bertha Breckbill]], and Mrs. [[Edna L. Breckbill]]. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary and approved as read. The treasurer's report was given by Hebron Brackbill. Balance - $1.40. The new officers which were nominated by the committee and duly elected are as follows: * President - [[Christian Brackbill]] * Vice-President - Rev. Moses Brackbill * Rec. Sec. - [[Doris Brackbill|Mrs. Lee Brown]] * Corres. Sec. - Martin Brackbill * Treasurer - Hebron Brackbill * Historian - Martin Brackbill Jr. The speaker of the day was Charles Passmore who gave a very interesting address. The vice president, Christian Brackbill, awarded the prizes of a silver dollar to the following: the youngest, [[Eunice Eileen Brown]], seven weeks; the oldest Miss [[Hettie Hershey]], 84 Yrs.; and to the person who had traveled the greatest distance, Harry Brackbill Jr. There were 73 persons registered. Offering - 39.25. The meeting was adjourned by singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Some of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Doris Brown<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1953|1953]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1955|1955]] }} 32163826c9a3196096f89196d2ce254896fbdd27 0 3137 6179 6178 2015-01-08T16:17:39Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Sunday, July 7, 1957 The meeting of the Eleventh Annual [[Brackbill Reunion]] held Sunday July 7, 1957 in the Paradise Community Park, was opened by singing "America". The devotions were in charge of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]]. The president, Rev. Moses Brackbill was in charge of the meeting and gave the address of welcome. We were entertained with special music by the twin daughters of [[Lester Denlinger]]. The Historian, Martin Brackbill, Jr. gave a brief resume of the history of the Brackbill Family. He read the will of [[Ulrich Brackbill (1703)|Ulrich Brackbill]] who divided his belongings among his eight children. [[Benjamin R. Brackbill]] was in charge of a memorial service for the following: Mrs. [[Harry C. Breckbill]], [[Strasburg]]; [[Landis D. Brackbill]], [[Gap]]; [[Silas W. Eby]], [[Lancaster]]; and Mrs. [[Bertha M. Miller]], [[Lititz]]. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary and approved as read. The treasurer's report was given by [[Walter Denlinger]] and an offering was taken which amounted to $38.44. The new officers which were nominated by the committee and duly elected are as follows: * President - [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]] * V. President - [[M. Clair Hershey]] * Rec. Sec. - [[Ralph Homsher]] * Corres. Sec. - [[Martin H. Brackbill|Martin Brackbill]] * Treasurer - Walter Denlinger * Historian - Martin Brackbill Jr. The speaker of the day was Mr. [[William Fenninger]] who gave us a talk on "The Christian Family - Safeguard of America." He also gave us some additional history of the Brackbill Family. There were 105 persons registered. The meeting was adjourned by singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and to fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Doris Brown<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1956|1956]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1958|1958]] }} 2f722f8a69f8ae1da242316b48758883988bc883 0 3136 6180 6175 2015-01-08T16:17:39Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Ninth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 3, 1955<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Invocation''' [[Enos Zimmerman]] * '''Address of Welcome''' Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Leacock Presbyterian]] Male Chorus * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Doris Brackbill|Doris Brackbill Brown]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Hebron Breckbill]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Warren Brackbill]] * '''Speaker''' [[Charles W. Passmore|Chas. W. Passmore]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' Miss [[Lena Clark]] * '''Basket--Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> [[Christian E. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Gordonville, PA|Gordonville Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> Rev. Moses H. Brackbill, [[Paradise]] R#1, Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Doris Brackbill Brown, Paradise, Pa. '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Hebron Breckbill, [[Strasburg]], PA '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] ==Minutes== Sunday, July 3, 1955 The meeting of the Ninth [[Brackbill Reunion]] held Sunday July 3, 1955 in the Paradise Community Park was opened by singing "Faith of Our Fathers". The devotions were in charge of Enos Zimmerman. The president, Christ Brackbill, was in charge of the meeting and the welcome was given by Rev. Moses Brackbill who brought to our attention that members of the Brackbill Family have settled in many areas of our country. We were entertained with special music by the male chorus of the Leacock Presbyterian Church. The Historical report by Martin Brackbill, who gave us the history of [[Benedictus Brackbill]] and pointed out that his reason for coming to this country was religious freedom. Benjamin R. Brackbill was in charge of a memorial service for the following: [[Enos Brackbill]], Mrs. [[Charles Seachrist]], Miss [[Bertha M. Herr]], and [[Clayton Brackbill]]. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary and approved as read. The treasurer's report was given by Hebron Brackbill. and an offering taken. The new officers which were nominated by the committee and duly elected are as follows: * President - Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] * Vice-President - [[I. Lee Brown|Lee Brown]] * Rec. Sec. - [[Doris Brackbill|Doris Brown]] * Corres. Sec. - Martin Brackbill * Treasurer - [[Walter R. Denlinger]] * Historian - Martin Brackbill Jr. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]] awarded prizes to the following: the youngest, [[Eunice Eileen Brown|Eileen Brown]], the oldest -- [[Benjamin Kurtz]], the next oldest -- [[Mrs. Martin Brackbill]], and to the person who had traveled the greatest distance, [[Mrs. Warren Metzler]]. The speaker of the day was Charles Passmore who gave us many interesting and humorous facts and reminiscences of [[Lancaster County]]. There were 80 persons registered. The meeting was adjourned by singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and to fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Doris Brown<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1954|1954]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1956|1956]] }} 7ffe1cf67e18e2225125727d76bae2b634378eaf 0 3138 6184 6181 2015-01-08T16:17:39Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Twelfth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 6, 1958<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' America * '''Invocation''' Rev. [[Martin Eshleman]] * '''Welcome''' [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]] * '''Special Music''' Denlinger Twins * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Emory H. Herr]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Ralph Homsher]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Walter R. Denlinger|Walter Denlinger]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[M. Clair Hershey|Clair Hershey]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' Miss [[Lena Clark]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> I. Lee Brown, [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> M. Clair Hershey, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]] '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Ralph Homsher, Paradise R.D. 1, Pa. '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Walter Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] ==Minutes== Sunday, July 6, 1958 The meeting of the Twelfth Annual [[Brackbill Reunion]] was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday July 6, 1958. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]] led the group in singing the opening song, "America". Rev. Martin Eshleman conducted the devotions. President Lee Brown called the meeting to order and gave an address of welcome. We were entertained with special music by the twin daughters of [[Lester Denlinger]]. Rev. Emory Herr, [[Strasburg Mennonite Church]], gave us an inspirational message. Benjamin Brackbill conducted a memorial service for the following: [[Martin W. Clark]], [[Kinzers]] RD#1; [[Enos L. Zimmerman]], Kinzers; Mrs. [[S. Naomi Girvin]], [[Lititz]]; [[Mrs. Jesse P. Clark]], Kinzers; [[Daniel H. Eshleman]], Paradise; [[J. Louis Brackbill]]. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The treasurer reported a balance of $18.64. [[Joe Brackbill]] moved that this report be accepted. [[Jacob Brackbill]] seconded the motion. Motion carried. The offering amounted to $32.44. Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] reporting for the nominating committee recommended that the present officers * President - Lee Brown * V. President - M. Clair Hershey * Rec. Sec. - Ralph J. Homsher * Corres. Sec. - Martin Brackbill * Treasurer - Walter Denlinger * Historian - Martin Brackbill Jr. be reelected. Motion was seconded by Benjamin Brackbill. The candidates were duly elected. The treasurer reported a balance of $150.00 in the Cemetery drawing fund. Clair Hershey awarded the following prizes. * [[Martha Clark]] - traveled the greatest distance ([[Philadelphia]]) * [[Mrs. Hebron Brackbill]] - Oldest person who washed the family car yesterday. * [[John Miller]] - man who washed the breakfast dishes. The meeting was adjourned by singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and to fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Ralph J. Homsher<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1957|1957]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1959|1959]] }} 78362230264bea041b0ae3167ed8e0c96f29f619 0 3139 6187 6183 2015-01-08T16:17:39Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Thirteenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 5, 1959<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' America * '''Invocation''' Rev. [[Harold Brackbill|C. Harold Brackbill]] * '''Welcome''' [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]] * '''Special Music''' Mens Chorus * '''Speaker''' [[Jacob R. Bowers]] * '''Special Music''' Mens Chorus * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Ralph Homsher]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Walter R. Denlinger|Walter Denlinger]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[M. Clair Hershey|Clair Hershey]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' Miss [[Lena Clark]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> I. Lee Brown, [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> M. Clair Hershey, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]] '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Ralph Homsher, Paradise R.D. 1, Pa. '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Walter Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] ==Minutes== 13th [[Brackbill Reunion]] Sunday, July 5, 1959 The 13th reunion of the [[Brackbill]] Family was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday July 5, 1959. The meeting was opened by singing "America". Rev. Harold Brackbill led the group in devotions. President Lee Brown gave the address of welcome. We were entertained with special music by the Men's Chorus of the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]]. Benjamin Brackbill introduced Mr. Jacob Bowers, the speaker of the day. Benjamin Brackbill conducted the memorial exercises for the following: * [[Mrs. Ellis B. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Gordonville, PA|Gordonville, Pa.]] * Mr. [[Ralph Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Dayton, OH|Dayton, Ohio]] * Miss [[Hettie Hershey]], Gordonville, Pa. * [[Anna Denlinger]], [[Strasburg]], Pa. The Minutes were approved as read. The treasurer reported a balance of $26.09. An offering of $34.86 was then received. Harry Brackbill, chairman of the Nominating Committee gave the following report: * President - M. Clair Hershey * V. President - [[Elvin Brackbill]] * Rec. Sec. - [[Jacob Brackbill]] * Treasurer - Walter Denlinger * Historian - Martin Brackbill Jr. [[Karl Ranck]] moved to accept report. [[Hershey Brackbill]] seconded the motion. Motion was carried. Harold Brackbill moved that the nominations be closed and that the Secretary cast ballot for the nominees. Benjamin Brackbill seconded motion and the motion was carried. Secretary cast ballot and the President then declared the nominees duly elected. Clair Hershey then awarded the following prizes: # [[Hettie & Benjamin Kurtz]] - Oldest married couple - married 53 years # [[Elizabeth Groff]], Karl Ranck, 53 years old - oldest single persons # [[Brian Keith Denlinger]], son of Rev. & Mrs. [[Wilmer Denlinger]] - youngest person The program was closed by singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunch and fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Ralph J. Homsher<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1958|1958]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1960|1960]] }} b0f1231b2aedc47d8928b1a377ef78f2f65d340a 0 3140 6190 6186 2015-01-08T16:17:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Fourteenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 3, 1960<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' America * '''Invocation''' [[Joseph Hess]] * '''Welcome''' [[M. Clair Hershey|Clair Hershey]] * '''Special Music''' Hershey Girls' Trio * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Marvin Eshleman]] * '''Special Music''' Girls' Trio * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Jacob Brackbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Walter R. Denlinger|Walter Denlinger]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Elvin Brackbill]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice V. Robinson]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> M. Clair Hershey, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> Elvin Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Jacob Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Soudersburg, PA|Soudersburg, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Walter Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa.<br/> Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]], Paradise R. #1, Pa.<br/> [[Christian Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Gordonville, PA|Gordonville, Pa.]] ==Minutes== 14th [[Brackbill Reunion]] Sunday, July 3, 1960 The 14th reunion of the [[Brackbill]] Family was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday July 3, 19560. The program began with everyone singing the hymn "America". Joseph Hess from [[wikipedia:Cumberland County, PA|Cumberland County]] led in Devotions. He read Psalm 19 and led in prayer. President M. Clair Hershey welcomed everyone to the reunion and commented on the perfect weather of the day. [[Mrs. Edward Appel]], Miss [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn Brackbill]], and [[Mrs. Jacob Brackbill]] rendered a girls' trio selection entitled "Precious Hiding Place." The speaker for our Reunion was Rev. Marvin Eshleman from [[Leaman Place]] who gave us a fine message on presumption and presumptuous living. Misses [[Doris Hershey|Doris]], [[Marie Hershey|Marie]], and [[Carol Hershey]] sang a trio selection entitled "The Stranger of Galilee." Benjamin Brackbill conducted the memorial exercises for the following: * Miss [[Cora E. Brackbill]], [[Strasburg]] * Mr. [[William R. Brackbill]], [[Lancaster]] * Pfc. [[Robert Lynn Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Mannheim, PA|Manhiem]] * Miss [[Louisa C. Brackbill]], Lancaster * [[Mrs. Thomas J. Savage]], Strasburg * Miss [[Ada E. Clark]], [[Intercourse]] The Minutes were read and approved. The treasurer's report was as follows: {| class="wikitable" |- | Balance July, 1959 | align="right" |$26.09 |- | Receipts from Reunion offering | align="right" |<u>34.86</u> |- | align="center" |Total | align="right" |60.95 |- | Expenditures | |- | Paper and printing of programs | align="right" |12.94 |- | Donation for use of Park | align="right" |5.00 |- | Speaker | align="right" |5.00 |- | Awards and prizes | align="right" |4.50 |- | Care of Brackbill Cemetery | align="right" |<u>25.00</u> |- | align="right" |Total | align="right" |52.44 |- | Balance July, 1960 | align="right" |$8.51 |} The offering then received amounted to $41.67. The Nominating Committee had the following report: President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Historian the same. Treasurer - [[Roy Denlinger]]. Rev. Moses Brackbill moved that the Nominations be closed and Benjamin Brackbill seconded the motion. [[Hershey Brackbill]] seconded the motion. Motion was carried. Rev. Moses Brackbill moved and [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]] seconded a motion that the Secretary cast a ballot to elect those nominated. The Secretary then cast the ballot to elect those nominated. In the absence of a Report of the Historian, Rev. Mose Brackbill gave a brief talk noting how the Brackbills are now scattered over most of the United States. Mr. [[Aaron Eby]] also talked briefly on why we attend reunions and our purpose for doing so. Elvin Brackbill then made awards to the following: # Mrs. [[Fannie Hess]] - oldest person present - she was 79. # Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Eby - traveled the farthest # [[Barbara Hoover]], daughter of Mr. and Mrs. [[Paul Hoover]] - youngest person present. The program was closed with the singing of "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Eunice Robinson led the children in some games. Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Jacob C. Brackbill<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1959|1959]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1961|1961]] }} 57cb03e5344dcbaf5e56e22f1c5f220f2053e346 0 3141 6193 6189 2015-01-08T16:17:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Fifteenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 2, 1961<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' America * '''Invocation''' Rev. [[Allen Yuninger]] * '''Welcome''' [[M. Clair Hershey|Clair Hershey]] * '''Special Music''' Brackbill Chorus * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Milton Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' Brackbill Chorus * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Jacob Brackbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Roy Denlinger|I. Roy Denlinger]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice V. Robinson]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> M. Clair Hershey, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville R. #1, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> Elvin Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Jacob Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Soudersburg, PA|Soudersburg, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> I. Roy Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa.<br/> Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]], Paradise R. #1, Pa.<br/> [[Joe Brackbill]], [[Gap]], Pa. ==Minutes== 15th [[Brackbill Reunion]] Sunday, July 2, 1961 The 15th reunion of the [[Brackbill]] Family was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday July 2, 1961. The program began with everyone singing the hymn "America". [[Herman Brackbill]] led the singing. Rev. Moses Brackbill gave the Invocation, and President M. Clair Hershey welcomed everyone to the reunion. The Brackbill Male Chorus sang two numbers, one before and one after the speaker for the day. The song titles were - "In the Sweet By and By" and "My Jesus I Love Thee." Rev. Milton Brackbill from Frazer, speaker of the day, spoke about the changing times and our unchanging God and about the Word of God in our time using the first chapter of I Peter as a basic Scripture. Memorial exercises were conducted by Benjamin Brackbill for the following: * Mr. [[John H. Groff]], [[Kinzers]] * Mrs. [[H. L. Groff]], [[Intercourse]] * Mr. [[Levi D. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Hessdale, PA|Hessdale]] * [[Mrs. Vernon C. Smith]], [[Lancaster]] * [[Mrs. Jacob Oberholtzer]], [[wikipedia:Bareville, PA|Bareville]] * [[Mrs. Jacob Kreider]], [[Ephrata]] * Mr. [[Daniel Esbenshade]], Lancaster * [[Mrs. Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman]] The Minutes were read and approved. The treasurer's report was as follows: {| class="wikitable" |- | Balance on July, 1960- | align="right" |$8.51 |- | Offering from reunion - | align="right" |<u>41.69</u> |- | From Cemetery Trust Fund - | align="right" |25.00 |- | Total - | align="right" |$75.20 |- | Expenditures | |- | Speaker - | align="right" |$5.00 |- | Awards and prizes - | align="right" |5.94 |- | Donation to park - | align="right" |5.00 |- | Programs - | align="right" |16.58 |- | Care of Cemetery | align="right" |<u>25.00</u> |- | Total | align="right" |$57.52 |- | Balance on July, 1961 - | align="right" |$17.68 |} On motion by Benjamin Brackbill, seconded by Rev. Moses Brackbill, the Treasurer's report was accepted. The offering then received amounted to $34.56. It was suggested that we give the park $10 and Rev. Moses Brackbill made a motion to that effect and Benjamin Brackbill seconded it. The motion was carried. The President then asked for the report of the nominating committee. Lee Brown, the chairman gave the following report: * President - Elvin Brackbill * Vice President - [[Warren Brackbill]] * Recording Secretary - [[Jacob Brackbill]] * Treasurer - [[Roy Denlinger]] * Historian - Martin Brackbill, Jr. It was moved by Rev. Moses Brackbill and seconded by Benjamin Brackbill that the Nominating Report be accepted. There being no nominations from the floor, Herman Brackbill moved and Benjamin Brackbill seconded that a motion that the nominations be closed. The motion was carried. Lee Brown, conducting the election, asked the Secretary to cast a ballot to elect those nominated. The nominees were so elected. There was no report of the Historian. The condition of the [[Brackbill Cemetery]] was discussed, Benjamin Brackbill said he would look into, be responsible for, and/or take care of the Cemetery Trust Fund. Rev. Moses Brackbill then made awards to the following: * Mrs. [[Susan Brackbill]] - oldest person present * [[Charles Brackbill]] and family - traveled farthest * Mr. & Mrs. [[Clair Brackbill]] - most recently married couple * [[Patti Lynn Brackbill|Patti Lynn]], daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Clair Brackbill - youngest person present The program was closed with the singing of "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Eunice Robinson led the children in some games. Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Jacob Brackbill<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1960|1960]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1962|1962]] }} 62b8e4cbd803b7820d1934c6844bbd33c05e254e 0 3143 6196 6195 2015-01-08T16:17:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Seventeenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 7, 1963<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Invocation''' [[Aaron Eby]] * '''Welcome''' [[Warren Brackbill|Warren H. Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' Denlinger Girls & Friends * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Allen B. Yuninger]] * '''Special Music''' Susan E. Brackbill * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Jacob Brackbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Roy Denlinger|I. Roy Denlinger]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Lester Denlinger|E. Lester Denlinger]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice B. Robinson]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> Warren H. Brackbill, [[Lancaster]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> E. Lester Denlinger, R.D.2, [[wikipedia:Willow Street, PA|Willow Street, Pa.]] '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Jacob Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Soudersburg, PA|Soudersburg, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> I. Roy Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Rev. Moses Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[Elvin Brackbill]], Lancaster, Pa.<br/> [[M. Clair Hershey]], R. D. 1, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]]<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa. ==Minutes== 17th [[Brackbill Reunion]], Sunday, July 7, 1963 The 17th reunion of the [[Brackbill]] Family was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday, July 7, 1963. The program began with everyone singing the hymn, "Faith of Our Fathers." Rev. [[Harold Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Jamesburg, NJ|Jamesburg, N.J.]], led the singing, Aaron Eby led in devotions using portions of Scripture from Matthew and Deuteronomy and leading us in prayer. The President, Warren Brackbill, welcomed everyone to the reunion. We were favored with several selections by a girls chorus. The speaker of the day was Rev. Allen Yuninger from Rock Presbyterian Church, Md. He led us in Bible Study of the 35th chapter of Jeremiah. [[Susan E. Brackbill|Susan Brackbill]] then rendered several selections on the flute. The Memorial Exercise was conducted by Lester Denlinger for the following people: * [[Arthur H. Brackbill]], Lancaster * [[Mrs. Isaac Doutrich]], Lancaster * [[Maurice L. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Harrisonburg, VA|Harrisonburg, Va.]] * [[Harry F. Brackbill]], Lancaster * Mrs. [[E. L. Zimmerman]], [[Soudersburg]] * [[Mrs. Walter Denlinger]], Ronks R.D. #1 * [[Isaac E. Hershey]], [[wikipedia:Gordonville, PA|Gordonville]] R.D. #1 * [[Mrs. Landis D. Brackbill]], [[Gap]] * [[Isaac H. Buckwalter]], [[Kinzers]] R.D. #1 * [[Levi A. Weaver]], [[New Holland]] * [[John A. Clark]], Ronks R.D. #1 * [[Mrs. Benjamin R. Brackbill]], Paradise The Minutes of the 16th Brackbill Reunion were then read and approved. The Treasurer's Report as follows was given by [[Walter Denlinger]] in the absence of the Treasurer Roy Denlinger {| class="wikitable" |- | Balance on July 1962 | align="right" |$16.64 |- | Offering from '62 Reunion | align="right" |25.00 |- | Transferred from Cemetery Fund | align="right" |<u>25.00</u> |- | align="right" |Total | align="right" |$66.64 |- | Expenses | |- | Speaker - | align="right" |5.00 |- | Prizes - | align="right" |5.00 |- | Donation to Park - | align="right" |10.00 |- | 200 printed Programs | align="right" |9.88 |- | Care of Cemetery | align="right" |<u>25.00</u> |- | Total | align="right" |$54.88 |- | Balance on July 1963 | align="right" |$11.76 |} The offering then received amounted to $34.51. [[Joe Brackbill]] made a motion that the Treasurer's report be accepted and [[Elvin Brackbill]] seconded it. The motion was carried. The Nominating Committee then nominated the present officers for next year. Harold Brackbill moved we accept the report of the Nominating Committee, Ben Brackbill seconded the motion. The motion was carried. There being no further nominations, Joe Brackbill moved the nominations be closed and Harold Brackbill seconded the motion. The motion was carried. Harold Brackbill then moved that the Secretary cast a ballot to elect those nominated, it was seconded by [[Walter Denlinger]]. The motion was carried and they were so elected. Rev. Moses Brackbill, Historian, reported that we have a remarkable family. He made mention of how good we have it in our country with our religious freedom compared to our forefathers in the old country. He also made mention that the Brackbills first settled in [[Strasburg]] Twp., then spread to Paradise Twp., and then to [[Salisbury]] Twp. [[William Fenninger]] from [[wikipedia:Delmar, NY|Delmar, N.Y.]] also spoke giving testimony that religion played a very important role in his life. [[Hebron E. H. Brackbill|Hebron Brackbill]] reported for the Cemetery Committee. [[Paul Shenberger]] will care for the Cemetery for the same fee of $25.00. He asked permission to trim the lower limbs from the trees, if there were no objections. No one voiced any objections. Prizes were awarded by the Vice President Lester Denlinger to the following people: * Youngest person present - [[Billy Brackbill]], son of Mr. & Mrs. Harold Brackbill * Oldest person present - Mr. [[Christian Hess]], [[wikipedia:Cumberland County, PA|Cumberland County]] * Traveled farthest - Mr. Fenninger, Delmar, N.Y. * Got up earliest - Mr. [[Norman Hess]] - 5:30 a.m. * Present at every reunion - [[Mrs. Elias Eby]] The program was closed with everyone singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Eunice Robinson then led the children in a large variety of games, giving prizes. Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and have fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Jacob Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1962|1962]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1964|1964]] }} 0c3b646a7dc088aefcd93e155b4b5a2fddbe8c7c 0 3142 6198 6192 2015-01-08T16:17:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Sixteenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 1, 1962<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Blessed Assurance * '''Invocation''' [[Lester Denlinger]] * '''Welcome''' [[Elvin Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' Denlinger Girls * '''Speaker''' [[Edward Shotzberger]] * '''Special Music''' Denlinger Girls * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Jacob Brackbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Roy Denlinger|I. Roy Denlinger]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Warren Brackbill|Warren H. Brackbill]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice V. Robinson]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> Elvin Brackbill, [[Lancaster]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> Warren H. Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Jacob Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Soudersburg, PA|Soudersburg, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> I. Roy Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[M. Clair Hershey]], R. D. 1, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]]<br/> Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]], Paradise R. #1, Pa.<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa. ==Minutes== 16th [[Brackbill Reunion]], Sunday, July 1, 1962 The 16th reunion of the [[Brackbill]] Family was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday July 1, 1962. The program began with everyone singing the hymn, "Blessed Assurance". [[Roy Denlinger]] led the singing. [[Lester Denlinger]] led in Devotions using Psalm 46 and a brief prayer. The President, Elvin Brackbill, welcomed everyone to the reunion. For special music, the three daughters of Mr. & Mrs. Lester Denlinger sang "The Golden Rule" and "Take Up Thy Cross". Mr. Edward Shotzberger, a member of [[Grace Lutheran Church]], speaker of the day, delivered a fine message with the Theme, "He that Loveth not, knoweth not God." He asked us to remember that God thinks seriously about the world and also that God is a God of love. Following the message, the Denlinger Girls sang, "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross" and "Rock of Ages". The Memorial Exercise was conducted by Benjamin R. Brackbill for the following: * Mr. [[Frank W. Hoover]], [[wikipedia:Gordonville, PA|Gordonville R.D. #1]] * [[Mrs. Enos H. Brackbill]], [[Intercourse]] * Mrs. [[Anna Fenninger]], [[wikipedia:Delmar, NY|Delmar, N.Y.]] * Mrs. [[Ruth Mininger Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Harrisonburg, VA|Harrisonburg, Va.]] * Mr. [[Daniel Weinhold]], [[wikipedia:Leacock, PA|Leacock]] * [[Mrs. Aaron Eby]], [[wikipedia:Mauriceville, PA|Mauriceville, Pa.]] Mention was also made of the very recent death of [[Martin H. Brackbill|Martin Brackbill]]. The Minutes of the 15th Brackbill Reunion were read and approved. The treasurer's report was as follows: {| class="wikitable" |- | Balance July 1961 | align="right" |17.68 |- | Offering taken at Reunion 1961 | align="right" |34.56 |- | Transferred from Cemetery Trust Fund | align="right" |<u>25.00</u> |- | align="right" |Total | align="right" |$77.24 |- | Expenditures | |- | Speaker | align="right" |5.00 |- | Prizes | align="right" |3.96 |- | Donation to Park | align="right" |10.00 |- | Paper & Printing of Programs | align="right" |16.64 |- | Care of Cemetery | align="right" |<u>25.00</u> |- | Total | align="right" |$60.60 |- | Balance on July 1962 | align="right" |$16.64 |} The offering then received amounted to $25.00. Mention was then made that the Trust Fund set up by [[Elias Brackbill|Elias]] and [[Henry Brackbill]] is now $1,406.66 and the usable fund from that is $185.36. Rev. Moses Brackbill moved that the Treasurer's Report be accepted and [[Lester Denlinger]] seconded it. The Motion carried. Mr. [[Hebron E. H. Brackbill|Hebron Brackbill]] reported for the Cemetery Committee, which was appointed in 1947 consisting of Dr. [[Allen Brackbill]], Mr. Benjamin Brackbill, and Hebron E. H. Brackbill. He informed us that [[Christ Fisher]] no longer desired to care for the Cemetery and that [[Paul Shenberger]], [[Strasburg]], R#1 is mowing the grass for the same fee of $25. Rev. Moses Brackbill reported for the Nominating Committee. The following names were given: * President - Warren Brackbill * Vice President - Lester Denlinger * Recording Secretary - [[Jacob Brackbill]] * Treasurer - [[Roy Denlinger]] * Historian - Rev. Moses Brackbill There being no nominations from the floor, Ben Brackbill moved and [[M. Clair Hershey|Clair Hershey]] seconded the motion that nominations be closed. The motion carried. Rev. Moses Brackbill moved and Ben Brackbill seconded a motion that the Secretary cast a ballot to elect those nominated. They were so elected. There was no report of the Historian, but Rev. Moses Brackbill gave a brief history and talked briefly about how widely scattered the Brackbills now are. Prizes were awarded by the Vice President Warren Brackbill to the following: * Youngest person present - [[Carol Ann Eby]], daughter of Mr. & Mrs. [[James Eby]] * Oldest person present - Mr. [[Christian Hess]], [[wikipedia:Cumberland County, PA|Cumberland County]] * Traveled farthest to Reunion - James Eby family from [[wikipedia:Hopewell, NJ|Hopewell, N.J.]] * Largest family, every member being present - a tie between [[Paul Hoover]]'s and Jacob Brackbill's * [[Patti Lynn Brackbill|Patti Lynn]], daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Clair Brackbill - youngest person present The program was closed with Roy Denlinger leading in the singing of "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Eunice Robinson then led the children in a large variety of games, giving prizes to the winners. Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Jacob Brackbill<br/> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1961|1961]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1963|1963]] }} 864a97dd53609f8f5a32aac7fca78ce95924b43a 0 3144 6201 6197 2015-01-08T16:17:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Eighteenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 5, 1964<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Devotions''' [[Paul Hoover]] Family * '''Welcome''' [[Warren Brackbill|Warren H. Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' Men's Chorus * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Emory Herr]] * '''Special Music''' Men's Chorus * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Elvin Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Jacob Brackbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Roy Denlinger|I. Roy Denlinger]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Lester Denlinger|E. Lester Denlinger]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Mrs. E. Lester Denlinger]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> Warren H. Brackbill, [[Lancaster]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> E. Lester Denlinger, R.D.2, [[wikipedia:Willow Street, PA|Willow Street, Pa.]] '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Jacob Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Soudersburg, PA|Soudersburg, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> I. Roy Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Rev. Moses Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[Elvin Brackbill]], Lancaster, Pa.<br/> [[M. Clair Hershey]], R. D. 1, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]]<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa. ==Minutes== 18th [[Brackbill Reunion]] Sunday, July 5, 1964 The 18th annual Reunion of the [[Brackbill]] Family was held in the Paradise Community Park on Sunday, July 5, 1964. The program began with [[Herman Brackbill]] leading the singing the hymn, "Faith of Our Fathers." Paul Hoover read the Scripture and [[Janet Hoover]] led in prayer for the devotions. The President Warren Brackbill welcomed everyone to the Reunion. The Men's Chorus of [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] sang two selections. The speaker for the day was Rev. [[Emory Herr]], preacher of the [[Strasburg Mennonite Church]]. He spoke concerning the Christian Family and Home and influence on children. Also that we as individuals should be a good influence to others we meet. The Men's Chorus then sang two other selections. Rev. Moses Brackbill was asked to conduct the Memorial Exercises for the following people: * [[Isaac Brackbill]] * [[Christian B. Hess]] * [[Mrs. Daniel Brackbill]] * [[Landis Brackbill]] The Minutes of the 17th Brackbill Reunion were then read and approved. The Treasurer's Report given by [[Roy Denlinger]] was as follows: {| class="wikitable" |- | Balance on July 1963- | align="right" |$11.76 |- | Offering received in July 1963 - | align="right" |34.51 |- | Expenses - | |- | Speaker - | align="right" |5.00 |- | Prizes - | align="right" |4.62 |- | Park - | align="right" |10.00 |- | Printing - | align="right" |<u>7.00</u> |- | Total | align="right" |$26.62 |- | Balance in July 1964 | align="right" |$19.65 |} Note: A $25 check from the Cemetery Fund was endorsed over directly for the care of the [[Brackbill Cemetery]]. Herman Brackbill moved that the Treasurer's Report be accepted. Lee Brown seconded the motion and the motion was carried. The offering then received amounted to $29.90. [[Hebron E. H. Brackbill|Hebron Brackbill]] reported for the Cemetery Committee. [[Francis R. Ehrgood]], 226 1/2 Miller Street, [[Strasburg]], is now caring for the Brackbill Cemetery for the same fee of $25 at least for this season. Handling of the Cemetery Fund Interest for the care and upkeep of the Brackbill Cemetery was discussed and it was recommended that an office be created for that purpose. Lee Brown, reporting for the Nominating Committee, gave the following report: * President - Lester Denlinger * Vice President - [[J. Harold Brackbill]] * Recording Secretary - [[Evelyn Martin]] * Treasurer - Roy Denlinger * Historian - Rev. Moses Brackbill Karl Ranck moved that we accept the report and Moses Brackbill seconded it. The motion was carried. Herman Brackbill moved that the nominations be closed and that Secretary cast a ballot to elect those nominated. Janet Hoover seconded the motion and the motion was carried. The President, Warren Brackbill, then asked for a volunteer for taking charge of the Memorial Exercises, keeping a record of deaths. Rev. Moses Brackbill, Historian, had two copies of the [[Mennonite Research Journal]]; from one copy Rev. [[Harold Brackbill|C. Harold Brackbill]] read concerning the capture and the imprisonment of [[Benedictus Brackbill|Benedict Brackbill]] in [[wikipedia:Berne|Berne, Switzerland]] in 1709. Rev. Moses Brackbill then reviewed some more of the material telling how the Hand of God must have led the Swiss exiles to come to America. Also giving Benedict's birth as being in 1665 and his death in 1720. Lester Denlinger, Vice President, awarded prizes for the following: * Youngest person present - [[Barbara Hoover]], 4 yrs. * Oldest person present - [[Benjamin Kurtz]], 86 yrs. * Family who traveled the farthest - Rev. C. Harold Brackbill, 115mi. * Person who arrived first - [[Roy Groff]] The meeting was then closed by everyone singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Mrs. Lester Denlinger then led the children in games, giving prizes. Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and to have fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Jacob Brackbill, Sect. {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1963|1963]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1965|1965]] }} 38acb9b38b69a8b30484524cee34b46c9a90cf2b 0 3145 6204 6200 2015-01-08T16:17:40Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Nineteenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 4, 1965<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Devotions''' [[M. Clair Hershey]] * '''Welcome''' [[Lester Denlinger|E. Lester Denlinger]] * '''Special Music''' [[Susan E. Brackbill]] * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[C. Harold Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' Denlinger Twins * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[J. Harold Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' Mrs. [[Evelyn Martin]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Roy Denlinger|I. Roy Denlinger]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[E. Herman Brackbill]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' J. Harold Brackbill * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Ruth Brackbill]]/[[Mrs. J. Harold Brackbill]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> E. Lester Denlinger, R.D.2, [[wikipedia:Willow Street, PA|Willow Street, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> J. Harold Brackbill, [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Mrs. Evelyn Martin, Stras. Rd., [[Gap]], Pa. '''Treasurer'''<br/> Roy Denlinger, 103 Lamptr. Rd., [[Lancaster|Lanc.]], Pa. '''Historian'''<br/> Rev. Moses Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[Warren Brackbill|Warren H. Brackbill]], Paradise, Pa.<br/> [[M. Clair Hershey]], R. D. 1, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]]<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa. ==Commentary== ''There are no minutes for the 1965 reunion in the Brackbill Family Reunion Secretary's Book.'' {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1964|1964]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1966|1966]] }} c4bb4887622f9d3afbd22e1f216f868e2a876968 0 3146 6207 6203 2015-01-08T16:17:41Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Twentieth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 3, 1966<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Devotions''' [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey L. Brackbill]] * '''Welcome''' [[Lester Denlinger|E. Lester Denlinger]] * '''Special Music''' Girls Quartet * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Moses Brackbill|Moses H. Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' Debbie & [[Larry Denlinger]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[J. Harold Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' Mrs. [[Evelyn Martin]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Paul Hoover|Paul R. Hoover]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Report of Historian''' [[Jacob C. Brackbill]] * '''Awarding of Prizes''' J. Harold Brackbill * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Mrs. Paul R. Hoover]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> E. Lester Denlinger, R.D.2, [[wikipedia:Willow Street, PA|Willow Street, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> J. Harold Brackbill, [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Mrs. Evelyn Martin, Stras. Rd., [[Gap]], Pa. '''Treasurer'''<br/> Paul R. Hoover, RD #1, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> Jacob C. Brackbill, [[Soudersburg]], Pa. '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> [[Warren Brackbill|Warren H. Brackbill]], Paradise, Pa.<br/> [[M. Clair Hershey]], R. D. 1, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]]<br/> [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]], Paradise, Pa. ==Treasurer's Report== Treas. Report 28.71 Expenses {| class="wikitable" |J. Harold Brackbill - Prizes |align="right"|$3.80 |- |Sec. Stamps |align="right"|1.48 |- |[[Warren Brackbill]] |align="right"|5.25 |- |Printing - 250 programs, 50 biographies - | |- |Walter Nickel Park |align="right"|10.00 |- |[[Moses Brackbill]], Speaker |align="right"|5.00 |- |[[Janet Hoover]], games | |} ==Commentary== ''No minutes were available for the 1966 Brackbill Reunion, only a program and the handwritten notes from the Treasurer's Report.'' {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1965|1965]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1968|1968]] }} afcdc83ad454f53e836f9fd206c57e69d1521e58 0 3147 6210 6206 2015-01-08T16:17:41Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Twenty-Second Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 14, 1968<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M. [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Welcome''' [[J. Harold Brackbill]] * '''Devotions & Address''' <strike>Wilmer Eby</strike> [[Emory Herr]] * '''Special Music''' Male Chorus * '''Memorial Exercise & Historian's Report''' [[E. Herman Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' Mrs. [[Evelyn Martin]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Paul Hoover|Paul R. Hoover]] * '''Trust Officer's Report''' [[Lester Denlinger|E. Lester Denlinger]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' [[Jacob C. Brackbill]] * '''Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> J. Harold Brackbill, [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> Jacob C. Brackbill, [[Soudersburg]], Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> Mrs. Evelyn Martin, Stras. Rd., [[Gap]], Pa. '''Treasurer'''<br/> Paul R. Hoover, RD #1, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br/> E. Herman Brackbill, Paradise, Pa. '''Nominating Committee'''<br/> E. Lester Denlinger, R.D.2, [[wikipedia:Willow Street, PA|Willow Street, Pa.]]<br/> [[Warren Brackbill|Warren H. Brackbill]], Paradise, Pa.<br/> [[M. Clair Hershey]], R. D. 1, [[wikipedia:Cochranville, PA|Cochranville, Pa.]] ==Commentary== ''There are no minutes for the 1968 Brackbill Reunion in the Brackbill Reunion Secretary's Book.'' {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1966|1966]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1984|1984]] }} a59e68f13a4dceb3340ed6ccf779dea3e12efde6 10 3148 6212 6209 2015-01-08T16:17:42Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" ! Previous entry ! Work ! Next entry |- | {{{before}}} | [[Brackbill Reunion]] | {{{after}}} |- |} [[Category:Brackbill reunions]] a9f5a93087cd27d9325c3c90744f2ef72ad282c7 0 3150 6215 6213 2015-01-08T16:17:42Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mary Jane Brown''' was a youth member of the congregation at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] who sang in the choir. Her brother was [[Ira Lee Brown]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Browns]] 783b990625eb722adc040dfc6c4b6c559699e84b 0 3152 6218 6216 2015-01-08T16:17:42Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Harrisburg''' is the capital of Pennsylvania. It figures in the narrative as follows: * Location of the farm show ([[HB Journal for Jan 20-21, 1939|Jan 20-21, 1939]]) * Presbyterian Synod Young People's Conference ([[HB Journal for Apr 28, 1939|Apr 28]] &ndash; [[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1939|30]], 1939) For more information about Harrisburg, see [[Wikipedia:Harrisburg|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Cities]] dcd1cff2327d852e53a510f3cf4c0643e8f7f2bc 0 3154 6221 6219 2015-01-08T16:17:42Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Lancaster, Pennsylvania''' is the county seat of [[Lancaster County]]. It figures in the family narrative as a shopping destination, home of various county-level events such as the County Chorus, and other activities. For more information about Lancaster, see [[Wikipedia:Lancaster, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Cities]] 500be2f8f6a4d6d53e062cc6b0a1d48dd037c747 0 3156 6224 6222 2015-01-08T16:17:43Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''New York, NY''' was the first-day destination of the honeymoon trip that [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]] took with the Buchers beginning [[HB Journal for May 21, 1939|May 21, 1939]]. More information about New York City is available via [[Wikipedia:New York City|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Cities]] 3e39c5a68475a2c777735649607441e768c16040 0 3158 6227 6225 2015-01-08T16:17:43Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Philadelphia''' figures in this wiki as follows: * Location of bakery with which the mill does business. More information about Philadelphia is on [[Wikipedia:Philadelphia|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Cities]] 447ede79c1425f1f3a0572a399e9593e6d8e891e 0 3160 6230 6228 2015-01-08T16:17:43Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Reading, PA''' is a city in [[Berks County]], just north of [[Lancaster County]]. For more information about Reading, see [[Wikipedia:Reading, PA|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Cities]] 448fa1b9efc43927b736867ec018009794f67f17 0 3162 6233 6231 2015-01-08T16:17:43Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Hess's Mill''' was where [[E. Herman Brackbill]] worked from 1937 to 1940. Also known as the New Milltown Roller Mill, the mill sits on a site that was continuously in use for milling from around 1750 through the mid-20th century. A number of people worked at the mill at one point or another. It was managed by [[John Hess]]; this site includes a [[:Category:Hess's Mill employees|partial list of employees]]. The mill currently houses an [http://books-rare.blogspot.com/2006/07/our-home-and-shop-hess-mill-or-new.html antiquarian bookshop]. More information about the mill can be found on [[Wikipedia:New_Milltown, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Places]] [[Category:Companies]] 0f4a78e4a0f07456e3e8deae1bdf86e44b29b679 0 3164 6236 6234 2015-01-08T16:17:44Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Ralston Purina company''' was a major business partner of [[Hess's Mill]]. The company had two main brand lines, the Ralston line which had mostly human food products, and the Purina line which was primarily animal feed products, called chows. Hess's Mill was a Purina mill, meaning that it took raw feed grains which it milled and mixed them with the Purina "chow" ingredients which it then sold to its customers. The Purina ingredients arrived via carload, and delays in the shipments caused the mill to be late filling customer orders. This occurred over several periods in the diary, including [[HB Journal for Feb 22, 1939|February 22]] and [[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1939|March 23]]-[[HB Journal for Mar 24, 1939|24]], 1939. The [[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1939|Herman Brackbill Journal for March 21, 1939]] contains a reference to [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] going to a "feed meeting" and hearing [[Donald Danforth]], son of the company's founder, speaking. More information about Ralston Purina is available on [[Wikipedia:Ralston Purina Company|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Companies]] 6360022fab45455c69c58f9ae7bf7bcc9a8f8b18 0 3166 6239 6237 2015-01-08T16:17:44Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''[http://www.chinesecheckers.biz/ Chinese Checkers]''' is a game played with marbles on a star-shaped board. As in conventional checkers, the objective is to get the player's marbles from one side of the board to another, and "jumping" a marble over another captures the second marble. Chinese Checkers is actually a German game that arrived in the US in 1928 under the name "Hop Ching" (used to make it sound more exotic). Hop Ching was generalized to "Chinese Checkers" by 1939 when [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and his family were playing it. It is based on a game called Halma that was invented in the late 19th century. For more information about Chinese Checkers, see [[Wikipedia:Chinese checkers|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Culture]] eb9cade3fd4139b1632f2bd365c2281482b36a0b 0 3168 6242 6240 2015-01-08T16:17:45Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The Lancaster County dialect includes some expressions from Pennsylvania German (Dutch) and other sources. ==Expressions== '''Once''' is frequently used in the sense of ''for once''. (''[[HB Journal for Jan 26, 1939|We ... had quite an enjoyable evening home once]]''.) '''Till''' is used in the sense of ''by'' (as in ''till dinner''). '''Red''' or '''Ret up''' is used in the sense of cleaning up. '''All''' is used as ''all out'' or ''all gone''. (''[[HB Journal for Apr 19, 1940|Our coal is all again...]]'') ==Grammatical constructions== '''Adjective forms as adverbs''': Adjectives, especially intensifiers, are used as adverbs frequently for emphasis (''[[HB Journal for Jan 23, 1939|terrible busy]]''.) [[Category:Culture]] 270ea897de4f7432145b8587e9f8ccdf66c4dec9 0 3170 6245 6243 2015-01-08T16:17:45Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Guardian Service cookware''' was an aluminum cookware product that was sold by independent salesmen from the 1930s through 1956. The sales model resembled the Tupperware model, in which the salesman would work with a local "hostess" to throw a party and convince the guests to buy the cookware. (This is documented in [[HB Journal for Jul 27, 1940|Herman's 1940 journal for July 27]].) Guardian Service made prior to World War II has metal lids; because of metal rationing the company switched to glass lids during the war. The Guardian Service that Herman and Jane purchased in [[HB Journal for Jul 8, 1940|July 1940]] is still in use today, the pieces having been divided between their children. ==References== * [http://hcprobate.homestead.com/guardian.html Guardian Service Cookware Corner] {{stub}} [[Category:Culture]] 54fba59a03a2ef91ff53b77afcf4e74decf6a523 0 3172 6248 6246 2015-01-08T16:17:45Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pinochle''' is a card game that was often played by the Brackbills. For more information see [[wikipedia:Pinochle|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Culture]] 5e13403c91dd748c694b5aa2e64c19c7b4e91d34 0 3174 6251 6249 2015-01-08T16:17:46Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Aldus W. Doutrich''' was the husband of [[Emma S. Young]] and the father of [[Raymond Doutrich]] and [[Betty Doutrich]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Doutrichs]] [[Category:Youngs|Doutrich, Aldus]] e6914d15811a5c24522fdb5cbe86293a8e4f334a 0 3176 6254 6252 2015-01-08T16:17:46Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Raymond Doutrich''' was the son of [[Aldus W. Doutrich]] and [[Emma S. Young]] and the brother of [[Betty Doutrich|Betty]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Doutrichs]] [[Category:Youngs|Doutrich, Raymond]] 0f8c1c320b317525088791292397009046b2385c 0 3178 6257 6255 2015-01-08T16:17:46Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Emma S. Young''' was the daughter of [[J. Adam Young]] and [[Susan Shultz]] and the sister of [[Arthur S. Young]]. She was the wife of [[Aldus W. Doutrich]] and the mother of [[Raymond Doutrich]] and [[Betty Doutrich]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:Doutrichs|Young, Emma]] 55eaa6f374730c3909f92e29e75ec2a011739b30 0 3180 6260 6258 2015-01-08T16:17:46Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Callie & Silas were down this evening. Callie gave me one of her crocheted aprons for the bazarre. {{esj |before=First entry |after=[[ES Journal for Apr 23, 1949|Apr 23, 1949]] }} 83ee5a1cd137a45cca51aba9f60bfa49a3f6ef0c 0 3182 6263 6261 2015-01-08T16:17:47Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Judy our dog was hit by a machine but not badly hurt. Jerry H. mowed the lawn. Daylight saving time begins tonight. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 22, 1949|Apr 22, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Apr 24, 1949|Apr 24, 1949]] }} 234083f32cf667dfb50fe0eebf8c62165d721a86 0 3184 6266 6264 2015-01-08T16:17:47Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It rained this morning. Went to church & s. school. Went up to see Gables television tonight. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 23, 1949|Apr 23, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Apr 25, 1949|Apr 25, 1949]] }} f9691dab8a0d4b2f08eee8c7af2b2fa7f1b27d99 0 3186 6269 6267 2015-01-08T16:17:47Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Got the baby chicks today. They were two weeks old. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 24, 1949|Apr 24, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Apr 26, 1949|Apr 26, 1949]] }} f38346b24a7be8dcda3a7728200afa43e2441519 0 3188 6272 6270 2015-01-08T16:17:48Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki One chick was dead this morning. I sent for a pen for 1.00. [[Reuben Wenger]] died on Sunday. [[Clair Carris]] has a brain tumor. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 25, 1949|Apr 25, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Apr 27, 1949|Apr 27, 1949]] }} 430f07f872913c98146576537a58a4361090e061 0 3190 6275 6273 2015-01-08T16:17:48Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Bought a new stove today. Another peep died. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 26, 1949|Apr 26, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Apr 28, 1949|Apr 28, 1949]] }} 12e381391f0704c82ff5e48b53222f3daeb8a4fa 0 3192 6279 6276 2015-01-08T16:17:48Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Cleaned two rooms today. Ray went over to the [[Green Dragon]] with Mark Hershey. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 27, 1949|Apr 27, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Apr 29, 1949|Apr 29, 1949]] }} 38df8c83ec79a6d78539b441df7cf38f59f83c2a 0 3193 6282 6278 2015-01-08T16:17:48Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Had frost this morning. The thermometer was below 32. Another peep died. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 28, 1949|Apr 28, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Apr 30, 1949|Apr 30, 1949]] }} 83258f1a592a7e8198724b52a1eccb8e37ed42c4 0 3194 6285 6281 2015-01-08T16:17:48Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Jerry could not mow the yard today. His finger was split open playing ball. Hazel and Sue Ellen were over for awhile this eve. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 29, 1949|Apr 29, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 1, 1949|May 1, 1949]] }} 623d24a7181c57b960a63019b9da9064c7b7d2e0 0 3195 6286 6284 2015-01-08T16:17:48Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Partly cloudy. I planted 100 sweet potato replants. Also about 200 mangle plants. Cleaned the chicken house. [[Harry Simpson]] planted 1 1/2 acres of tobacco. Ab. did not come today. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 31, 1949|May 31, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 2, 1949|Jun 2, 1949]] }} 904667b8320c6e0941b7d4c0e93c9c998adb830f 0 3196 6288 6287 2015-01-08T16:17:49Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Partly cloudy, warmer. We finished planting tobacco today and sold some plants. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 9, 1949|Jun 9, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 11, 1949|Jun 11, 1949]] }} b9ffd00f5213a55330665b5dcce0fc7e7918bdf0 0 3199 6293 6292 2015-01-08T16:17:49Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Clear & warm. This was childrens day. They had a nice program. No visitors today. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 11, 1949|Jun 11, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 13, 1949|Jun 13, 1949]] }} 7847946e44ae8534c804e0321d19f5cdfbdc4929 0 3198 6294 6290 2015-01-08T16:17:49Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Partly cloudy warm. Ray finished shovel harrowing his corn. Ab planted some mangles and hoed in the garden. [[Doris Brackbill|Dot B.]] & [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee B.]] were married today {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 10, 1949|Jun 10, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 12, 1949|Jun 12, 1949]] }} d03fbfe7e4ef4674efb7c3cb54e61cdf27240f78 0 3200 6298 6295 2015-01-08T16:17:49Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Partly cloudy & warm. We washed and ironed. Ab's motor cycle went bad on him. He is going to try to sell it. Charles (illegible) got 200 sweet potato sprouts. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 12, 1949|Jun 12, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 14, 1949|Jun 14, 1949]] }} 4c50e377764db75f31b2d21550daac5b4eb9343d 0 3201 6301 6297 2015-01-08T16:17:49Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Partly cloudy. Ab planted 2 rows of Heller corn and I picked some peas. I put 4 pt. in the freezer. Henny got his hay in today. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 13, 1949|Jun 13, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 15, 1949|Jun 15, 1949]] }} b7ec5d49c64088944e64ed96f3b9b647379f4ad9 0 3202 6304 6300 2015-01-08T16:17:49Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was showery all day and we had a thunder shower near evening. The lightning blew out 2 fuses and a light bulb. We did not get our hay in. Henny got a little barley in. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 14, 1949|Jun 14, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 16, 1949|Jun 16, 1949]] }} fba553a235a0a3705227ffc2411c910604998a82 0 3203 6307 6303 2015-01-08T16:17:49Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Showery again. The men (illegible) planted tobacco. I made 10 jars of pineapple honey. I planted the gladiolia and other flowers. [[Milly]] was over for a few minutes. Buddy Acker and Emma have a baby boy Thomas born yesterday. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 15, 1949|Jun 15, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 17, 1949|Jun 17, 1949]] }} 44edf6d203f73d6f909039b4c3bfd2534b15a81e 0 3204 6310 6306 2015-01-08T16:17:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Rainy all day by showers. I picked two qt cherries and picked peas and put them in the refrigerator locker 8 pt and 1 qt. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 16, 1949|Jun 16, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 18, 1949|Jun 18, 1949]] }} 007595549a703fb174502f683ed36b17b9c9f9c8 0 3205 6313 6309 2015-01-08T16:17:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Rainy and a little cooler. Ray & Ab made me a pen for chickens and Ray roofed & painted a box for Judy. Ray's knee is very bad again. We have a guest sleeping in the barn an Irishman. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 17, 1949|Jun 17, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 19, 1949|Jun 19, 1949]] }} dbb1348e8f821d7d5239cbd8a0fa75d5dc285e1a 0 3207 6316 6315 2015-01-08T16:17:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Ab came today, We planted a little over an acre of tobacco. [[Harry Simpson|Harry S.]] planted 3 more rows of tobacco. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 1, 1949|Jun 1, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 3, 1949|Jun 3, 1949]] }} d23e789cb2630fd108cdaa11d3ec5d0e8cc70cad 0 3206 6318 6312 2015-01-08T16:17:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Cloudy and some showers. We went to Sunday school but not to church I slept most all afternoon. [[Milly Hershey]] was here awhile and [[Arthur S. Young|Art]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Luetta]]. Our guest is still in the barn. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 18, 1949|Jun 18, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 20, 1949|Jun 20, 1949]] }} 404b9adb1d3094271b07478c24a124e88375ee3d 0 3208 6321 6317 2015-01-08T16:17:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Partly cloudy but no rain. We washed. Ab picked 2 buckets of cherries. I picked enough peas for the hay makers for supper. We got the hay in at last. Our guest left this morning. I canned 4 qt cherries. Henny got his barley in. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 19, 1949|Jun 19, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 21, 1949|Jun 21, 1949]] }} 4b7a8ae51af9fc35332220e9bc7966cc6ccb3637 0 3209 6324 6320 2015-01-08T16:17:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki partly cloudy & warm. We ironed & canned 8 more qt of cherries. I got a letter for Jennie. Some one dropped 3 tailless kittens in our front yard. Henny got his barley straw bailed. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 20, 1949|Jun 20, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 22, 1949|Jun 22, 1949]] }} e12e5e12c650df8c840c038f07782837293c3210 0 3210 6325 6323 2015-01-08T16:17:50Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Mostly clear and very warm. Hersheys got their hay in. We canned 11 more quarts of cherries now we have {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 21, 1949|Jun 21, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 23, 1949|Jun 23, 1949]] }} 12aad80753cc670a09acf4a1248bff2bc033722e 0 3211 6329 6326 2015-01-08T16:17:51Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Clear warmer. Ray reset the rhubarb and asparagus. I partitioned off another room for the chicks but did not get them into it, must scrub it yet. Brought the glider down. Got 2 letters one from Jen and one from Anabel. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 2, 1949|Jun 2, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 4, 1949|Jun 4, 1949]] }} 1f041abb8e6100933d8236bedf11917b10da9eeb 0 3212 6332 6328 2015-01-08T16:17:51Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Clear warm. [[Jane Young|Jane]] took me along to the Farm meeting at Mrs. Lantz's. We had strawberries and ice cream & cakes. Mrs. Bauhm and Margaret & her son & husband were here this evening. Beauty our cow had milk fever. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 3, 1949|Jun 3, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 5, 1949|Jun 5, 1949]] }} 8d71a041e8d2e482dcc8a8c3432d58d464cb244e 0 3214 6335 6334 2015-01-08T16:17:51Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Clear & warm. We washed & ironed. Henny planted tobacco. It is reported Don took a girl to Atlantic City. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 5, 1949|Jun 5, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 7, 1949|Jun 7, 1949]] }} a9a88c7e7892e5adf8a402aeab1a775e20a90c04 0 3213 6337 6331 2015-01-08T16:17:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Partly cloudy and foggy. [[Virginia Sheaffer|Virgie]] did not go to church. I put the peeps in the two rooms now. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Luetta]] and [[Arthur S. Young|Art]] were here this evening. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 4, 1949|Jun 4, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 6, 1949|Jun 6, 1949]] }} 102b9f7c8d2ac339929ebd14609277493b5f1b00 0 3216 6340 6339 2015-01-08T16:17:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Clear cool. I replanted the sweet potatoes and cleaned the chicken house. Ab hoed the sweet potatoes two more chickens dead. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 7, 1949|Jun 7, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 9, 1949|Jun 9, 1949]] }} e08e85fbc786dd00e94532db7a5072d586f36d19 0 3217 6342 6341 2015-01-08T16:17:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Clear, cool. [[Harry Simpson]] finished planting tobacco. We got the wood sawed. [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] was here for a few minutes. Ab got a license for his motor cycle. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 8, 1949|Jun 8, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 10, 1949|Jun 10, 1949]] }} b3959f2b03a5e003a6f30fbc20e8b9bcab195831 0 3215 6344 6336 2015-01-08T16:17:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Mostly clear. We planted about 2 acres of tobacco today. Jerry & Mac Garber helped. Ray & Don went after the stove. Elmer & Sharpie helped us to put it up. [[Harry Simpson]] helped a little. [[Virginia Sheaffer|Virginia]] has an attack of arthritis. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Jun 6, 1949|Jun 6, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 8, 1949|Jun 8, 1949]] }} ddf0b9c789b44aa544eb54fab01a19ddd6d92ea5 0 3218 6347 6343 2015-01-08T16:17:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It rained today. We went to church & Sunday school. [[Naomi Girvin]] and Harold and his wife & boy, Bruce were here. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for Apr 30, 1949|Apr 30, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 2, 1949|May 2, 1949]] }} 88711477794746c19cd11317857ad20336a9d381 0 3220 6350 6349 2015-01-08T16:17:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Cloudy most all day & cool. Ray got a new tobacco planter. He went to the church to a men's meeting. About fifty were there. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 10, 1949|May 10, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 12, 1949|May 12, 1949]] }} a9da889986d5b5d05911175326f5ee98217a9b32 0 3219 6352 6346 2015-01-08T16:17:52Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I dried the chicken (illegible) & wooden house because it rained. Ray took Barney to the shop. We cleaned kitchen cupboards. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 9, 1949|May 9, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 11, 1949|May 11, 1949]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] f8d841ef814e0f0966190e00d8a6e6e6b8ef68c2 0 3221 6354 6351 2015-01-08T16:17:53Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We cleaned the kitchen today. Art borrowed Ray's wagon. Virgie got a hankie & a box of cards for mothers day. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 11, 1949|May 11, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 13, 1949|May 13, 1949]] }} 6479774903b49bda58e53dcfd5ce01a2dd099278 0 3223 6357 6355 2015-01-08T16:17:53Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Friday. Clear and warmer. I made a yard for the peeps but did not let them out. Jerry mowed the yard. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 12, 1949|May 12, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 14, 1949|May 14, 1949]] }} f12871fb00bf23413a4200c75a2d329c1e4f4426 0 3225 6359 6358 2015-01-08T16:17:53Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Ray got a new bull. I went to the Farm Womens meeting at Hazel McIlvaine. We had thundershowers in the afternoon. [[Arthur S. Young|Art ]] had a [[Rough and Tumble|meeting of the threshermen]] and fifteen hundred people were there from 10 states. Lois had a musical. ==Commentary== ''This was the second annual Rough and Tumble meeting.'' {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 13, 1949|May 13, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 15, 1949|May 15, 1949]] }} da1909c5f45b0b427ae74e679daecd34afddd080 0 3227 6364 6361 2015-01-08T16:17:53Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We went to Sunday School & church. Ross Esbenshade's wife was there. Nancy sang a solo. It was young peoples day. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 14, 1949|May 14, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 16, 1949|May 16, 1949]] }} 3ce34425e0ac355e91baab0c77401b0631f6a1ad 0 3228 6367 6363 2015-01-08T16:17:53Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It was cloudy all day but we got our wash dry and ironed. I planted 1 row of sweet potatoes and two rows of corn. Another peep died. Nancy & Charlotte were here collecting for the supper. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 15, 1949|May 15, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 17, 1949|May 17, 1949]] }} a3587a14c74fc789eaaede995419f31ec40d0945 0 3229 6370 6366 2015-01-08T16:17:54Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Cloudy very warm. I planted pole and bush limas, green pod stringless beans, carrots, spinach and 6 tomatoes & 24 cabbage. I cleaned the dining room cupboard. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 16, 1949|May 16, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 18, 1949|May 18, 1949]] }} a87dd16ee359da22675789efc3b468fb51647079 0 3230 6373 6369 2015-01-08T16:17:54Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Foggy but mostly clear. I cleaned the chicken house and planted a row of sweet potatoes. They are out paying 30 cents for tobacco today. Got my steak knives. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 17, 1949|May 17, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 19, 1949|May 19, 1949]] }} 4d2a426a98f6b176ce8b4b87365c02c8f24a1b2d 0 3231 6374 6372 2015-01-08T16:17:54Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Clear and warm. we cleaned the dining room and I washed the milk cooler ready for ice. They are oiling and chipping our road. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 18, 1949|May 18, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 20, 1949|May 20, 1949]] }} 2535ac3312ed1a35e3da593324f27e7a2d92f4bb 0 3232 6377 6375 2015-01-08T16:17:54Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki It rained again today. We got most of the wash dry. I made some jelly. [[Walter Bahm]] died of a heart attack yesterday. Mr. Forry was here, we bought some cards. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 1, 1949|May 1, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 3, 1949|May 3, 1949]] }} 49db01a23bca5416505b626bc6db058e81f8442b 0 3234 6380 6378 2015-01-08T16:17:54Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I cleaned the front porch and planted 3 rows of sweet potatoes. Ray planted the sod corn all but 6 rows. It rained and he couldn't finish. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 19, 1949|May 19, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 21, 1949|May 21, 1949]] }} 7b9b2428d55634af68344e7a7cf13d944aaa9282 0 3236 6383 6381 2015-01-08T16:17:55Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Clear and cool. Jerry mowed the yard. I took the brooder out of the peep pen. Ray planted the water melons and finished planting his sod corn. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 20, 1949|May 20, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 22, 1949|May 22, 1949]] }} 8e4364a0df4678d912689cc85429a1439c88bbd0 0 3238 6386 6384 2015-01-08T16:17:55Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Rain & cool this morning, clearing this afternoon and frightful looking thunderstorms this eve. Annabel & Joe wanted to take me along up to see Clair but I could not go. [[Arthur S. Young|Art]], [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Luetta]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] were over today. Marian Charles and her two children were in church. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 21, 1949|May 21, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 23, 1949|May 23, 1949]] }} dd7131462c786ae30fbde4e5cd9580de534a60f9 0 3240 6389 6387 2015-01-08T16:17:55Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Clear and warm. We washed & ironed. Ray bought some hay from Mark. "Ginger" had five kittens. Ray got his extra gift from the (illegible) pen company. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 22, 1949|May 22, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 24, 1949|May 24, 1949]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 4f3dbbeac5a890b2bff70ff5f999e6c668dc17e4 0 3242 6392 6390 2015-01-08T16:17:55Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We had the stables white washed today and I white washed the gates. Ray was almost hit by a machine out at Vintage. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 23, 1949|May 23, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 25, 1949|May 25, 1949]] }} 4c9eeb9b6314d6521754e1831db5ceda1db64f00 0 3244 6396 6393 2015-01-08T16:17:56Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Cleaned chicken house planted a row of sweet potatoes cleaned cellar way {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 24, 1949|May 24, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 26, 1949|May 26, 1949]] }} 354673a682168f895cb2df2d0ee51efcaf159865 0 3246 6399 6398 2015-01-08T16:17:56Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Cloudy & threatening most of the afternoon. I cleaned the cellar. [[Bob Ripley]] died of a heart attack. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 26, 1949|May 26, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 28, 1949|May 28, 1949]] }} 4aeaccfdbc65f4401e4ca4d588389608263ae4aa 0 3247 6401 6400 2015-01-08T16:17:56Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Cloudy - showers. Mick & Dick & Susan were here today. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 27, 1949|May 27, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 29, 1949|May 29, 1949]] }} dd19e92149ba2601650ed278ccb81c44607e6a09 0 3245 6403 6395 2015-01-08T16:17:56Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki I planted two more rows of S. potatoes and 30 tomato plants and 12 lettuce. It rained. I almost made a milk dress this afternoon. Another peep died. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 25, 1949|May 25, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 27, 1949|May 27, 1949]] }} 05eb64881634fc3d8676688126f07545ab8724ad 0 3248 6406 6402 2015-01-08T16:17:56Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Frost this morning nothing badly hurt. We took flowers to the cemetery, Virgie went from church up to Goods cottage. Callie & Silas, Helen and her girls, Kathleen and Al, Lucile and their children were here. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 28, 1949|May 28, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 30, 1949|May 30, 1949]] }} 56a4f876dac30b24482f3065d3a69de91e205279 0 3249 6409 6405 2015-01-08T16:17:56Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Cleaned the chicken house & put wire around brooder. Went over to Hershey with a phone call for Milly. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 2, 1949|May 2, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 4, 1949|May 4, 1949]] }} 8862cbb075cde39ffb1c3d040bcafccb1a6065c4 0 3250 6412 6408 2015-01-08T16:17:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Cool & clear. We washed and ironed. Virginia went along with Mick & Dick to the Hoover reunion. Ray finished planting corn and got his hay in. Milly & Hazel were over awhile with Sue Ellen. Mrs. Good was along when Dick's brought Virgie home. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 29, 1949|May 29, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 31, 1949|May 31, 1949]] }} ae4080276ca076fdab0932d050cc6dd1a75221f9 0 3251 6415 6411 2015-01-08T16:17:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Clear, warmer. Harry Simpson got sick in the night. Ray helped them milk this morning. I planted 117 mangle and beet plants. Steffen white washed the barn. The Minister and his family were here to call this evening. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 30, 1949|May 30, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for Jun 1, 1949|Jun 1, 1949]] }} 246a5f57ebb9e68e1790f319f2703440abf1f76b 0 3252 6418 6414 2015-01-08T16:17:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Pet's calf died today. Ray sold his bulk. Got 22 1/2 cents a lb., he also sold his tobacco for 26-. [[Clair Carris]] has two big tumors & a number of small ones. They could not operate, said it would be fatal. [[Walter Bahm]] was buried today. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 3, 1949|May 3, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 5, 1949|May 5, 1949]] }} [[Category:Economy references]] 795674956886e5227176fca39c64741cbbd23e1b 0 3253 6421 6417 2015-01-08T16:17:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Cleaned the living rooms today. It was as hot as any summer day. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 4, 1949|May 4, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 6, 1949|May 6, 1949]] }} 647cf2fb119b9e163ef701fef55f5063f4c9746c 0 3254 6424 6420 2015-01-08T16:17:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Jerry mowed the yard. I put in the screens and put on the screen doors. A man got the last 2 lbs. of potatoes, Trouts were here for eggs. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 5, 1949|May 5, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 7, 1949|May 7, 1949]] }} 72842d0ddfcd1cc08dfe6f9fa61a1259a86f4849 0 3255 6427 6423 2015-01-08T16:17:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki We turned the cows out to pasture. Virginia was not feeling so well. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 6, 1949|May 6, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 8, 1949|May 8, 1949]] }} 382b24885dc478aa2c6971cee2638a28f1236f9a 0 3256 6430 6426 2015-01-08T16:17:57Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Took a boquet of flowers to mothers grave. Virginia did not go to church. The Legion attended church services. Astons and Mrs Martin were here. I wrote to Jennie & Charles. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 7, 1949|May 7, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 9, 1949|May 9, 1949]] }} cbef2033b790c1fa1fab70187a7a8a5ec372da0d 0 3257 6433 6429 2015-01-08T16:17:58Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Ray delivered his tobacco. His bulls went too. Virgie got a letter from Fulton. Susan has the measles. I replanted my peas, took the under muslin off the seed bed. Ray dusted the tobacco plants and sprayed the apple tree. We also washed & ironed. {{esj |before=[[ES Journal for May 8, 1949|May 8, 1949]] |after=[[ES Journal for May 10, 1949|May 10, 1949]] }} d221975d69fc0e502b4c53d25722136089f9f345 0 3258 6436 6432 2015-01-08T16:17:59Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Eva Sheaffer]] kept a journal regularly from mid-1949 through 1950 and infrequently through 1951. The pages below contain the text of Eva's diary. ==1949== ===April=== [[ES Journal for Apr 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Apr 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Apr 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Apr 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Apr 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Apr 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Apr 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Apr 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Apr 30, 1949|30]] ===May=== [[ES Journal for May 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for May 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for May 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for May 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for May 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for May 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for May 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for May 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for May 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for May 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for May 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for May 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for May 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for May 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for May 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for May 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for May 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for May 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for May 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for May 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for May 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for May 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for May 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for May 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for May 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for May 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for May 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for May 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for May 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for May 30, 1949|30]] [[ES Journal for May 31, 1949|31]] ===June=== [[ES Journal for Jun 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Jun 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Jun 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Jun 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Jun 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Jun 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Jun 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Jun 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Jun 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Jun 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Jun 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Jun 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Jun 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Jun 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Jun 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Jun 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Jun 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Jun 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Jun 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Jun 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Jun 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Jun 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Jun 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Jun 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Jun 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Jun 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Jun 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Jun 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Jun 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Jun 30, 1949|30]] ===July=== [[ES Journal for Jul 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Jul 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Jul 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Jul 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Jul 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Jul 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Jul 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Jul 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Jul 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Jul 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Jul 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Jul 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Jul 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Jul 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Jul 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Jul 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Jul 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Jul 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Jul 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Jul 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Jul 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Jul 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Jul 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Jul 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Jul 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Jul 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Jul 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Jul 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Jul 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Jul 30, 1949|30]] [[ES Journal for Jul 31, 1949|31]] ===August=== [[ES Journal for Aug 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Aug 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Aug 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Aug 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Aug 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Aug 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Aug 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Aug 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Aug 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Aug 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Aug 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Aug 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Aug 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Aug 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Aug 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Aug 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Aug 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Aug 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Aug 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Aug 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Aug 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Aug 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Aug 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Aug 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Aug 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Aug 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Aug 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Aug 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Aug 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Aug 30, 1949|30]] [[ES Journal for Aug 31, 1949|31]] ===September=== [[ES Journal for Sep 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Sep 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Sep 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Sep 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Sep 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Sep 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Sep 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Sep 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Sep 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Sep 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Sep 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Sep 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Sep 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Sep 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Sep 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Sep 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Sep 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Sep 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Sep 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Sep 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Sep 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Sep 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Sep 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Sep 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Sep 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Sep 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Sep 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Sep 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Sep 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Sep 30, 1949|30]] ===October=== [[ES Journal for Oct 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Oct 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Oct 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Oct 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Oct 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Oct 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Oct 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Oct 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Oct 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Oct 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Oct 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Oct 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Oct 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Oct 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Oct 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Oct 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Oct 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Oct 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Oct 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Oct 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Oct 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Oct 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Oct 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Oct 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Oct 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Oct 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Oct 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Oct 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Oct 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Oct 30, 1949|30]] [[ES Journal for Oct 31, 1949|31]] ===November=== [[ES Journal for Nov 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Nov 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Nov 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Nov 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Nov 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Nov 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Nov 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Nov 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Nov 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Nov 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Nov 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Nov 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Nov 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Nov 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Nov 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Nov 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Nov 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Nov 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Nov 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Nov 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Nov 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Nov 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Nov 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Nov 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Nov 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Nov 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Nov 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Nov 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Nov 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Nov 30, 1949|30]] ===December=== [[ES Journal for Dec 1, 1949|1]] [[ES Journal for Dec 2, 1949|2]] [[ES Journal for Dec 3, 1949|3]] [[ES Journal for Dec 4, 1949|4]] [[ES Journal for Dec 5, 1949|5]] [[ES Journal for Dec 6, 1949|6]] [[ES Journal for Dec 7, 1949|7]] [[ES Journal for Dec 8, 1949|8]] [[ES Journal for Dec 9, 1949|9]] [[ES Journal for Dec 10, 1949|10]] [[ES Journal for Dec 11, 1949|11]] [[ES Journal for Dec 12, 1949|12]] [[ES Journal for Dec 13, 1949|13]] [[ES Journal for Dec 14, 1949|14]] [[ES Journal for Dec 15, 1949|15]] [[ES Journal for Dec 16, 1949|16]] [[ES Journal for Dec 17, 1949|17]] [[ES Journal for Dec 18, 1949|18]] [[ES Journal for Dec 19, 1949|19]] [[ES Journal for Dec 20, 1949|20]] [[ES Journal for Dec 21, 1949|21]] [[ES Journal for Dec 22, 1949|22]] [[ES Journal for Dec 23, 1949|23]] [[ES Journal for Dec 24, 1949|24]] [[ES Journal for Dec 25, 1949|25]] [[ES Journal for Dec 26, 1949|26]] [[ES Journal for Dec 27, 1949|27]] [[ES Journal for Dec 28, 1949|28]] [[ES Journal for Dec 29, 1949|29]] [[ES Journal for Dec 30, 1949|30]] ==1950== ===January=== [[ES Journal for Jan 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Jan 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Jan 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Jan 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Jan 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Jan 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Jan 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Jan 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Jan 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Jan 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Jan 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Jan 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Jan 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Jan 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Jan 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Jan 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Jan 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Jan 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Jan 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Jan 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Jan 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Jan 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Jan 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Jan 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Jan 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Jan 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Jan 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Jan 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Jan 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Jan 30, 1950|30]] [[ES Journal for Jan 31, 1950|31]] ===February=== [[ES Journal for Feb 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Feb 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Feb 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Feb 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Feb 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Feb 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Feb 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Feb 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Feb 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Feb 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Feb 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Feb 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Feb 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Feb 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Feb 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Feb 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Feb 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Feb 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Feb 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Feb 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Feb 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Feb 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Feb 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Feb 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Feb 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Feb 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Feb 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Feb 28, 1950|28]] ===March=== [[ES Journal for Mar 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Mar 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Mar 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Mar 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Mar 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Mar 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Mar 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Mar 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Mar 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Mar 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Mar 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Mar 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Mar 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Mar 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Mar 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Mar 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Mar 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Mar 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Mar 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Mar 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Mar 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Mar 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Mar 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Mar 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Mar 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Mar 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Mar 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Mar 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Mar 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Mar 30, 1950|30]] [[ES Journal for Mar 31, 1950|31]] ===April=== [[ES Journal for Apr 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Apr 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Apr 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Apr 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Apr 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Apr 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Apr 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Apr 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Apr 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Apr 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Apr 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Apr 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Apr 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Apr 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Apr 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Apr 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Apr 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Apr 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Apr 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Apr 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Apr 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Apr 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Apr 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Apr 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Apr 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Apr 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Apr 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Apr 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Apr 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Apr 30, 1950|30]] ===May=== [[ES Journal for May 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for May 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for May 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for May 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for May 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for May 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for May 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for May 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for May 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for May 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for May 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for May 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for May 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for May 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for May 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for May 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for May 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for May 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for May 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for May 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for May 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for May 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for May 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for May 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for May 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for May 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for May 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for May 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for May 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for May 30, 1950|30]] [[ES Journal for May 31, 1950|31]] ===June=== [[ES Journal for Jun 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Jun 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Jun 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Jun 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Jun 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Jun 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Jun 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Jun 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Jun 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Jun 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Jun 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Jun 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Jun 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Jun 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Jun 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Jun 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Jun 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Jun 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Jun 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Jun 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Jun 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Jun 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Jun 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Jun 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Jun 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Jun 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Jun 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Jun 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Jun 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Jun 30, 1950|30]] ===July=== [[ES Journal for Jul 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Jul 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Jul 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Jul 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Jul 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Jul 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Jul 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Jul 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Jul 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Jul 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Jul 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Jul 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Jul 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Jul 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Jul 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Jul 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Jul 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Jul 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Jul 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Jul 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Jul 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Jul 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Jul 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Jul 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Jul 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Jul 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Jul 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Jul 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Jul 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Jul 30, 1950|30]] [[ES Journal for Jul 31, 1950|31]] ===August=== [[ES Journal for Aug 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Aug 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Aug 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Aug 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Aug 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Aug 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Aug 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Aug 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Aug 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Aug 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Aug 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Aug 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Aug 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Aug 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Aug 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Aug 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Aug 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Aug 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Aug 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Aug 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Aug 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Aug 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Aug 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Aug 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Aug 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Aug 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Aug 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Aug 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Aug 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Aug 30, 1950|30]] [[ES Journal for Aug 31, 1950|31]] ===September=== [[ES Journal for Sep 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Sep 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Sep 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Sep 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Sep 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Sep 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Sep 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Sep 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Sep 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Sep 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Sep 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Sep 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Sep 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Sep 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Sep 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Sep 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Sep 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Sep 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Sep 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Sep 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Sep 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Sep 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Sep 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Sep 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Sep 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Sep 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Sep 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Sep 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Sep 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Sep 30, 1950|30]] ===October=== [[ES Journal for Oct 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Oct 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Oct 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Oct 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Oct 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Oct 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Oct 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Oct 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Oct 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Oct 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Oct 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Oct 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Oct 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal for Oct 14, 1950|14]] [[ES Journal for Oct 15, 1950|15]] [[ES Journal for Oct 16, 1950|16]] [[ES Journal for Oct 17, 1950|17]] [[ES Journal for Oct 18, 1950|18]] [[ES Journal for Oct 19, 1950|19]] [[ES Journal for Oct 20, 1950|20]] [[ES Journal for Oct 21, 1950|21]] [[ES Journal for Oct 22, 1950|22]] [[ES Journal for Oct 23, 1950|23]] [[ES Journal for Oct 24, 1950|24]] [[ES Journal for Oct 25, 1950|25]] [[ES Journal for Oct 26, 1950|26]] [[ES Journal for Oct 27, 1950|27]] [[ES Journal for Oct 28, 1950|28]] [[ES Journal for Oct 29, 1950|29]] [[ES Journal for Oct 30, 1950|30]] [[ES Journal for Oct 31, 1950|31]] ===November=== [[ES Journal for Nov 1, 1950|1]] [[ES Journal for Nov 2, 1950|2]] [[ES Journal for Nov 3, 1950|3]] [[ES Journal for Nov 4, 1950|4]] [[ES Journal for Nov 5, 1950|5]] [[ES Journal for Nov 6, 1950|6]] [[ES Journal for Nov 7, 1950|7]] [[ES Journal for Nov 8, 1950|8]] [[ES Journal for Nov 9, 1950|9]] [[ES Journal for Nov 10, 1950|10]] [[ES Journal for Nov 11, 1950|11]] [[ES Journal for Nov 12, 1950|12]] [[ES Journal for Nov 13, 1950|13]] [[ES Journal 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for Aug 7, 1951|7]] [[ES Journal for Aug 17, 1951|17]] [[ES Journal for Aug 18, 1951|18]] [[ES Journal for Aug 25, 1951|25]] ===September=== [[ES Journal for Sep 17, 1951|17]] [[ES Journal for Sep 30, 1951|30]] ===October=== [[ES Journal for Oct 7, 1951|7]] [[ES Journal for Oct 12, 1951|12]] [[ES Journal for Oct 31, 1951|31]] ===November=== [[ES Journal for Nov 3, 1951|3]] [[ES Journal for Nov 10, 1951|10]] [[Category:Eva Sheaffer Journal]] 68c8afcbff9f3dc9e7249d58ef47fb4bef987b20 10 3259 6438 6435 2015-01-08T16:18:00Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki {| class="wikitable" ! Previous entry ! Journal ! Next entry |- | {{{before}}} | [[Eva Sheaffer Journal]] | {{{after}}} |- |} [[Category:Eva Sheaffer Journal]] deef4d8d76103f90fc83a512a4b162a71015ff27 0 3261 6441 6439 2015-01-08T16:18:00Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The Brackbill family held official and unofficial '''Brackbill Reunions''' annually. The earliest attested unofficial reunion occurred [[HB Journal for Aug 12, 1939|August 12, 1939]] at [[Brackbill's Meadow]] on the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]]. Later official reunions were held in a variety of locations. In modern times, there are a variety of "reunion" events, including two summer picnics (Father's Day and on or near the birthday of [[Harry G. Brackbill]]) at the Meadow. ==Records of Brackbill Reunions== Records from the Brackbill reunion were frequently recorded by an official "secretary" of the reunion. Some were collected in the Secretary's Book, which documented reunions from 1947 to 1966; minutes from other reunions were published as typescript documents. * ''[[Brackbill Family Reunion Secretary’s Book]]'' {{stub}} [[Category:Events]] edbb6dc7a97943440e9b3f83dc7f0dd07aab9be0 14 3263 6444 6442 2015-01-08T16:18:00Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This page collects information about [[Brackbill Reunion]]s. [[Category:Events]] ebfbc4438a21ae23f40ce147ec11670418ed5302 0 3265 6448 6445 2015-01-08T16:18:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:WeddingHermanJane.jpg|thumb|240px|Herman and Jane wedding portrait, digitized by Esta Jarrett]] The '''wedding of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]]''' occurred at 3:00 PM on [[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|May 20, 1939]] at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]]. ==Wedding announcement== ''As printed in the newspaper; see [http://www.flickr.com/photos/92727610@N00/431034672/ scan]. Note discrepancy between the printed time and what Herman recorded in his journal!'' The marriage of Miss Jane E. Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. [[Arthur S. Young]] of [[Kinzer]], and E. Herman Brackbill, son of Mr. and Mrs. [[Harry G. Brackbill|H. G. Brackbill], of Kinzer, took place Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Leacock Presbyterian church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. [[Jay W. Kauffman]], pastor of the church, in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives. The wedding marches and a short organ recital were played by [[Mrs. Willis L. Herr]], organist of the church, and Mrs. Jay W. Kauffman, wife of the pastor, sang two numbers. The made-of-honor was Miss [[Betty Doutrich|Elizabeth Doutrich]], of [[Lancaster]], and the bridesmaids were Miss [[Ethel Bryson]], [[Paradise]], and [[Eunice Brackbill|Mrs. Valner Robinson]], [[Bird-in-Hand]]. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry Brackbill, Jr.]], brother of the bridegroom, was best man, and the ushers were [[Harold Brackbill]] and [[Warren Brackbill]], brothers of the groom, and [[C. Everett Young|Everett Young]], brother of the bride. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was gowned in white net over satin with a square neckline and a shirred bodice. She wore a finger tip veil, caught with orange blossoms. The maid-of-honor wore pink chiffon and carried pink snapdragons, while the bridesmaids were gowned in fuschia chiffon and in powder blue chiffon, and carried mixed snapdragons. The flower girls were [[Joyce Elaine Moore]], Paradise, and [[Ruth Ann Yunninger]], Kinzer. They wore identical dresses of deep pink, and carried pink baskets filled with lilies of the valley. [[Eva M. Sheaffer|Mrs. Young]], mother of the bride, was gowned in blue chiffon over taffeta with dark blue accessories. A reception for the immediate families and a few close friends followed in the social rooms of the church, after which the couple left on a wedding trip to New York and the New England states. They will be at home [[HB Journal for May 27, 1939|May 27]], in their home in Kinzer. The bride is a graduate of the [[Paradise High School]] and attended the [[Lancaster Business College]]. At present she is employed in her father's office, Kinzer. The bridegroom is graduate of the Paradise High school and [[Millersville State Teachers' College]]. He taught school one year and is now employed by the firm of [[John Hess|John J. Hess]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Events]] e40657d5743e9be246fb1458ae29054ab6d61022 0 3267 6450 6447 2015-01-08T16:18:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The '''1939-1940 World's Fair''' in New York City was the first World's Fair to focus on a future-oriented, utopian view. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]] visited this fair about a month after its opening during their honeymoon with Marg and [[Willis Bucher]] on [[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1939|April 30, 1939]], and the Young family went later that summer. For more information about the fair, see [[Wikipedia:1939 New York World's Fair|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Events]] f87fe6e8211a2a7f8e53eea6b63d64ab6ccea9ed 0 3269 6453 6451 2015-01-08T16:18:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Hess's Mill]]<br> [[HB Journal for Aug 4, 1937|August 4, 1937]] Dear [[Jane Young|Jane]], Don't faint, I'm writing you a letter. It is ten-thirty P.M. and I am in the office of the mill. I have been working overtime again and am getting thirty cents an hour for writing this letter. The late hours and much working are "getting me down." Your letter certainly hit the spot. I got it and the card when I went home for supper this evening. If [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]]'s birthday has passed, I must have missed it. Of course, I am home only to sleep and to eat a little. Yesterday [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] borrowed my car to go to the Sunday School picnic. Harry, Daddy, and I did not go. I had to make my own supper and cut my finger while opening a baked bean can. Tonight [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] and [[Ethel]] went to [[Mt. Gretna]] again. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] and [[Reba]] & [[Jack]] went also. I guess they are having a fine time at the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] social. Harold has my car again. He is getting watermelons. [[Newt]] stopped in here on Monday afternoon to tell me that he is going on a vacation this week. [["Vanny" Pickell]] is taking his mother and a couple of brothers to Ohio, Ill., and I don't know where all. He and [[Karl Ranck|Karl]] and I had planned to come up there ([[Pinebrook]]) on Sunday after Sunday School. This spoils the plans. I am trying to get in touch with Karl to see if he will go anyway. Maybe he will be here tonight yet. I tried to phone him but he is not home. I have few visitors here now. [[Morris]] & [[Mrs. Schnupp]] - plus the baby and "Nurse" - were here for a little while nast light, or I mean last night. (Sleepy) Do the monkeys remind you of me? I am tired and weary (and lonely and would like awful much to see you). Don't tell anyone. I feel as if you would not have to stretch your imagination when hugging the pillow. I am busy, but never too busy to think of you. I am glad you got there safe. Tell me exacly when you'll be back, so you won't catch me with another girl. I shall shut down shortly and so good night. Impatiently yours [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] P.S. I shall write to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] {{stub}} [[Category:Herman Brackbill letters]] 84969f8717ef9aab3749b4cc75eb2f3ea5260526 0 3271 6456 6454 2015-01-08T16:18:01Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Denbigh Presbyterian Church]]<br/> 302 Denbigh Boulevard<br/> Newport News, Virginia 23602 [[Jerry F. Helms]]<br/> Minister<br/> Telephone 877-2048 May 11, 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brackbill<br/> Box 164<br/> Paradise, Pa. 17562 Dear [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]]: I have so many fond memories of my visits in [[Paradise]], and I am hoping to return their eternally. But, even more so I am most appreciative of your daughter, [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]], and your two lovely grandchildren. Their family means so much to the life of this church. All of this has happened because you two fell in love and chose to become husband and wife 40 years ago. May I take this occasion to wish for each of you the happiest of anniversaries and that there will be many, many more to follow. Sincerely, Jerry F. Helms [[Category:Herman Brackbill letters]] [[Category:Herman and Jane]] 572a940ffed0202aafcffe471e91f9b650be8eb4 0 3273 6459 6457 2015-01-08T16:18:02Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This page collects miscellaneous letters and papers of [[E. Herman Brackbill]]. * [[State Teachers College to HB, Aug 18, 1934]] * [[HB To Jane Young, Aug 4, 1937]] * [[Jerry Helms to HB, May 11, 1979]] [[Category:Herman Brackbill letters]] 286be14eed371b3ce2e657c640893552f30c8367 0 3275 6462 6460 2015-01-08T16:18:02Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Commonwealth of Pennsylvania<br/> Department of Public Instruction<br/> State Teachers College<br/> Millersville, Pennsylvania August 18, 1934 Mr. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Elam Herman Brackbill]]<br/> [[Kinzers|Kinzer]]<br/> Pa. Dear Mr. Brackbill: I am delighted to know you are a holder of a Normal Certificate to teach. If there is anything we can do to help you to secure a position do not hesitate to call on us. Should you not be fortunate enough to locate I would advise that you return and complete your work for the Bachelors Degree in Education, as Boards will soon be requiring that standard. The summer session enrollment was five per cent better than last year, and the boarding student enrollment twenty five per cent better. Many favorable comments are made about the meals. An encouraging number of requests are coming to our office daily, by prospective students. We shall be glad to have the names of other prospective students if you will be kind enough to submit them. We will be glad to have you call at any time. Home Coming Day is November 3, 1934. See the big football game-Kutztown State Teachers College vs. Millersville State Teachers College. Very sincerely, Landis Tanger, President == Commentary == ''Herman graduated at the age of 17 and was too young to teach legally in the state, so took a year on the farm before pursuing his teaching further.'' [[Category:Herman Brackbill letters]] 07256f9de228c6f2355fa9288fa9d0bbfe3c361d 0 3277 6465 6463 2015-01-08T16:18:03Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Anna Barbara Hershey''' (b. 20 Jan 1857, d. unknown) was the wife of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and the mother of [[Esta Leona Leaman]], [[Jacob Clayton Leaman]], [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman]], and [[Amos Hershey Leaman]], among others. She was the daughter of [[Benjamin Hershey]] and [[Anna Horst]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Hersheys]] [[Category:Leamans]] 78af14ecd949dc2ef1c3db09dff012d784eaf192 0 3279 6468 6466 2015-01-08T16:18:03Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Allen''' worked at [[Hess's Mill]] with [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]. In order to find some time for myself I decided to search for service that could supply me with the prime quality [http://www.qualityessay.com custom essays] at prices that would be reasonable enough. The final choice was QualityEssay.Com as they did have an excellent reputation. {{stub}} [[Category:Hess's Mill employees]] 51fae27197335be004d41b0edd2d51739bdee67c 0 3281 6471 6469 2015-01-08T16:18:04Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Dick''' was a coworker of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s at the mill. {{stub}} [[Category:Hess's Mill employees]] 32dc4c097b0897059426d6dd6d0fdc5870fe178d 0 3283 6474 6472 2015-01-08T16:18:04Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Clyde Feister''' worked at [[Hess's Mill]], taking [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]]'s place when he left the mill to work at the [[Arthur S. Young Company]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Hess's Mill employees|Feister]] 5eca4ee4a8024c8fefabbc86f951aa5de6e67228 0 3285 6477 6475 2015-01-08T16:18:04Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Earl Groff''', invariably called "Groffie," was a coworker of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Hess's Mill employees|Groff]] 3bcaea0a8547da7c917a90ab6ccd082b23e7f6ac 0 3287 6480 6478 2015-01-08T16:18:05Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''John Hess''' was a coworker of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s at [[Hess's Mill]], and was a member of the family that owned the mill if not the owner himself. {{stub}} [[Category:Hess's Mill employees|Hess, John]] 4c7f15bdacf3d96637b095fced318b1e609989f5 0 3289 6483 6481 2015-01-08T16:18:05Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Morris Schnupp''', also known as "Schnuppie," was one of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s colleagues at [[Hess's Mill]]. He was married and had a son named Lem. {{stub}} [[Category:Hess's Mill employees|Schnupp]] ebdf61a2202d8c75c87f2ad958d4f9b767c0cd84 0 3291 6486 6484 2015-01-08T16:18:05Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Paradise, Pa.<br/> Sept. 11, 1936 Dear Jane, I haven't seen or heard from you so long I almost forgot such a person existed. "Sally" Staufer said you are going to go to Business College. What have you been doing to pass the time? I am still on the job at the [[Willows]]. I don't suppose it will last much longer than Oct. 1st. I think (If I ever get the money) I go to Dr. Simmons' hospital for an operation the first or second week in Oct. I must have a (non) wisdom tooth <u>out</u> out. I will be under ether for a little over an hour. He said maybe all four are like this one. I had an x-ray taken of it. How have you been? Don't you wish you could go back to [[Paradise High School|P.H.S.]]? I do. I cried on Tues. morning when I saw the kids go past to school. Ellen quit work. She goes in training around the 20th. Some Monday night when [[Arthur S. Young|your father]] comes to Lions Club meeting why don't you come along and see me. Many tanks for that picture you sent me. Did I pay you for it. If not I will. I answered an ad to get work in [[New York City|N.Y. City]] and I got it. I am not going though. I'm afraid I'll get homesick. I got a letter from Carolyn and she is taking an evening course at [[Lancaster Business College|L.B.C.]] She is working at the [[Christiana]] Silk Mill. [[Helen Caulder]] is also taking a night school course there. Won't we have fun at [[Marysville]] this winter? Ha, ha. If you can read this letter please answer it. If not write anyway. I am using my knees for a desk. Hoping to hear from you soon and hoping you have a nice time at L.B.C. Love and best wishes<br/> [["Boots"]] [[Category:Jane Young letters]] afe5f5d9c5b49770ed104daa438b614619f29ee2 0 3293 6489 6487 2015-01-08T16:18:06Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==Ambition== We are living at a time when to be young is one of the proudest things in the world. The world is going to be a fine place to live in when we grow up. What are you going to do in it? Are you going to push your way through until you come to another life or are you going to make yourself know to the world? The Greatest task set before us in the days of our youth is to prepare ourselves for work that is to come in future years. We must be able to do our work well and not be quitters. Nothing can keep us back if we mean to go forward. Waiting for us are open doors that will lead to success. Make up your mind what you want to do, put faith in yourself and then go ahead. There are low ambitions and high ambitions but to be a success we should have a high ambition and follow [[Wikipedia:Ralph Waldo Emerson|Emerson]]'s words 'Let us hitch our wagon to a star.' You may live in a small country town and have not seen the many wonders of the world or have not had access to good Books but this should not keep you back if you mean to go forward. Some of the greatest men of the world such as [[Wikipedia:Thomas A. Edison|Edison]], [[Wikipedia:Abraham Lincoln|Lincoln]], and [[Wikipedia:Henry Ford|Henry Ford]] were once handicapped in a similar manner but they had a high ambition and set their minds to going forward. Desireing a high ambition and a good position you should follow the following formula. A well spent youth, evenings of recreation and study, Good companions, Good Literature, a definite idea of what you want to do and a belief that you will be what you make yourself. From [[Wikipedia:William Shakespeare|Shakespeare]]'s [[Wikipedia:Julius Caesar (play)|Julius Caesar]] we get the following quotation: <blockquote> 'Tis a common proof, that lowliness is<br/> Young Ambition's ladder,<br/> Whereto the climber upward turns his face<br/> but when he once obtains the upmost round,<br/> He then unto the ladder turns his back,<br/> Looks in the clouds, scorning the base degrees<br/> By which he did ascend. </blockquote> Then too there are those who seek a low ambition. These persons are those who can be seen loafing every evening, not having any desire to see the things of the world or to become know. Men found in prisons and poorhouses give you the sure recipe for failure. A carless, carfree school life, wasted evenings, reading of undesirable literature, bad companions and living 15 to 20 yr. without a definite Idea of what they wanted to do. This recipe has never been know to fail. A famous man once said "as you are in boyhood, so shall your manhood be." Almost every time failure can be traced to one thing to boys and girls shutting out opportunities. The next thing in order are the qualities we need in going thru the world. Everything must be done with a definite purpose, we must have an aim in life. We must also make up our minds what we want to do and then go ahead. In all things we must be honorable, for dishonor never gets us anywhere. You want to be that kind of boy or girl that men and women can trust. Do not give yourself so many things to do that you cannot do any of them well. Do not be a jack of all trades and master of none, but take one particular thing and do it well. We must have determination; if we start a thing we must believe that it can be carried out. There have been many men who said that the conviences we have today were utterable impossible. People thought that it was impossible to have railroads or steamship lines. [[Wikipedia:Walter Scott|Sir Walter Scott]] once said that a man was an idiot to think that London or any other city could be lighted by gas. But someone discovered that gas could be used and today as we all know London and all cities of the world are lighted by a greater thing even than Gas, electricity. In every country there are two classes of people those who keep its honor and those who spoil its name. As citizens of this country we should belong to the honorable class, be capable and anxious for nothing but good. We must think that this is the best of all countries and be proud of it which has given us more than we can ever repay. By so doing you will serve your country, love your companions, and have success in the world. In closing a few lines from the distinguished English writer [[Wikipedia:Adelaide Anne Proctor|Adelaide Proctor]]: <blockquote> Rise! For the Day is passing,<br/> and you lie dreaming on.<br/> The others have buckled their armour, <br/> and fourth to the fight are gone.<br/> A place in the ranks awaits you,<br/> Each man has some part to play.<br/> The past and the future are nothing,<br/> In the face of the stern today. </blockquote> [[Category:Jane Young letters]] e0af501d159974494b62c25868b3b86a617321d8 0 3295 6493 6490 2015-01-08T16:18:06Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ==Prayer== First let us consider what prayer is. Prayer is communion with God, thanking God for those many unspeakable gifts he has given and asking forgiveness for our many sins. Do we pray in this manner, or do we get on our knees and prayer for things that are utterly impossible? I am afraid that the we are too often guilty of the latter. Some may say, how can we get away from this form of prayer? I think the answer may be found in that line taken from [[Wikipedia:Ralph Waldo Emerson|Emerson]]'s essay on [[Wikipedia:Self-Reliance|Self-Reliance]] "As soon as man is at one with God, he will not beg." How true this statement is, if we are truely trusting in God for our salvation. For we know that God has promised that he will withhold nothing good from us if we are truely his followers. Another thing enters here, how often when we pray do we merely recite words? We do this especially in saying the Lord's Prayer. Listen sometime to a group of people praying this prayer. Do they really sound in earnest, or is the prayer lifeless and without expression? We should contemplate about those words we are saying and truly pray with earnestness in our voices. Another question we might ask ourselves is, Should we be ashamed to pray? There are many times when Christians find themselves in difficult situations, thus making it hard for them to pray. But I do not think anyone should be ashamed to pray. We should get great joy from praying. Of course, there will be those people who will mock and scorn us. Still we must not be swayed by other people but rely on what we ourselves believe is right. There are many, many times in the Bible where we are told to pray. Should we then be ashamed to pray if it was God's desire that we should? Prayer must persist if it is to prevail. Still we may ask ourselves another important question. Are our prayers worthwhile? Some people say to us, "My prayers are never answered." This may be because they asked for foolish things and the prayer probably was not asked in a prayerful manner, but we who are Christians know that prayers <u>are</u> worthwhile. Take for instance, the great revival that is now going on in Wheaton College. One of the officials of the college has said, "One of the main reasons for this revival was prayer. Prayer was behind it - believing prayer - united prayer." The pupils at Wheaton had prayed earnestly for weeks, asking for a revival at the school so that they might be brought closer to God. These prayers have been answered and a great revival has been going on for several months. Think of the stories the missionaries have told us of prayers being answered in the wilds of Africa and in many other countries. We know that right here at home prayers have been answered. We have heard our ministers pray and afterwards these things have come to us. I think that we can see for ourselves that our prayers <u>are</u> worthwhile if they are prayed in the true spirit. Thus I think we find that prayer is a beautiful thing if we are worthy of giving it. It is worthwhile and we should not be ashamed to administer it. Jane Young<br/> English Essay<br/> March 23, 1936 (Grade: A) [[Category:Jane Young letters]] 8ac1421a9d81884cf696b143a32e428d775a63a5 0 3296 6495 6492 2015-01-08T16:18:06Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This page collects miscellaneous letters and papers of [[Jane Young|Jane Young Brackbill]]. * [[JY on Ambition (school paper)]] * [[JY on Prayer (school paper)]] * [[Boots to J.Y., September 11, 1936]] * [[Opal B. Hemphill to J.Y., July 14, 1961]] [[Category:Jane Young letters]] e78deeff3d8170f2ee64f9cb3c201c5c98733dba 0 3298 6498 6496 2015-01-08T16:18:07Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Bay Head, N.J.<br/> July 14, 1961 Dear Jane, First I want to thank you for your very interesting letter. I wish that I could give you Bill's address but I do not know what it is. The last address I have is: 1716 SW 19th<br/> Portland, Oregon You might try sending the letter there since Bill's name is on it. It may reach him or it may come back to you. I am expecting Walter home from England next Wednesday. He has four children--two girls and two boys. We have not seen the boys. Walter plans to take an engineering course at the Univ. of Penn. His family will live in [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] My mother is over 91 years old and is quite active. I do most of the housekeeping and shopping. She likes to be out of doors. All the children are growing so fast that I can hardly keep track of them. I was glad to hear that your children are doing so well. I know that you will do a good job in the bank. Thanking you for all your trouble in writing me, I am<br/> Very sincerely yours,<br/> [[Opal B. Hemphill]] [[Category:Jane Young letters]] 5146545ae5f5e21490d6be98a02044ff23ecf1a7 14 3300 6500 6499 2015-01-08T16:18:07Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki List of articles in the Eva Sheaffer Journal. [[Category:Journals]] 30855856794e61e9b9dbf540e6cde80720eb67f2 0 3302 6504 6502 2015-01-08T16:18:08Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ''The following was [[Harry G. Brackbill]]'s account of his wedding and honeymoon.'' ==Biographical account of wedding and honeymoon of Miss Esta Leaman and Harry G. Brackbill== Ceremony performed by Dr. D. R. Workman at [[Cedar Lawn Farm]] at 3 p.m. June 17, 1909 in the presence of one hundred and fifty relatives and friends. The day began seriously for jokers of the Bridal party and ended with a wholesome shower and a severe delay in the mechanical inclination of the auto machine. The day was especially important to the Bride and Groom, not so much because of what occurred at that time but on account of later events. Well, as I have said, the Rev. Dr. said the fatal word at three p.m. or thereabout and the then Harry G. and [[Esta Leona Leaman|Esta L. Brackbill]] entered the matrimonial way together. One and inseparable they left the homestead on board train for [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] Accompanied by Miss [[Erma Skiles]] as far as [[wikipedia:Atglen|Atglen]]. I forbear to tell of all details happening along the way. Be it sufficient to say we were most reluctant to be broken in upon by the outside world; a direct phone message from an interested friend required repetition and a final enforcement from the bellboy. Some time earlier or later on the morning of June 18 we might have been seen by the [[wikipedia:Schuylkill River|Schuykill]] in a shady recess of the grove of Fairmount Park, dreaming over again the scenes of single life and wondering at the denseness of brain tissues that would prevent a dawn of the blissfulness of a married existence. Time passed without record and after a thorough confusion in Arch, Eighth, Tenth, Etc. streets we evolved upon the pretty threshold of Mr. And Mrs. [[Elam Hershey]] at 5424 Jefferson St. West Phila. It was continued joy in the presence of our host and hostess and it proved a sheer impossibility to "break camp" before 3 p.m. Sat. June 19. At 3:34 p.m. we went on the N.J. Br. P.R.R. bound for [[wikipedia:Ocean Grove, New Jersey|Ocean Grove]]. Having passed the first Mecca of our Honeymoon it behooves the writer to set forth a brief of the information and experience as may impress the accidental reader. The nasty weather caused the purchase of an umbrella from the home grocer etc. at the enormous outlay of 75 cents. This proved so heavy and as the weather cleared at once the thing was consigned in two parts to a place in the trunk which I suppose it may occupy until the end of “time.” Although numerous opportunities are present for use if the thing were respectful and useful. Well the umbrella closed the fruit stand was very convenient and "sweet" to the Bride. The Groom scattered an unnecessary number of nickels in his attempt to land us at our cousins but outside of a little delay no points were strained and we arrived Ocean Grove in best of health and happiness. The trunk, a pleasing hostess and a considerable number of important folk met us at the St. Elmo and I may add a competent cook and two pretty table waitresses had been a busy prior to our coming for at 6 p.m. The bell rang and it was ours to enjoy roast potato baked fish cornbread wheat bread etc. etc. and after a delicious refreshing we sought the Board walk explored it thoroughly and were there after content. With fruit a goodly supply of salt sea breeze and a breezy room Sat. passed to Sunday morning and the lone Groom might have been seen on the beach, while the Bride concluded a morning nap and did her toilettes. Through the chaperoneage of a friend [[Mr. Stoltzfus]], we listened "hardly" to a discourse in St. Pauls by Rev. Owen. A nap in the p.m. and an hour at Bright hour service brought us to an audience with Dr. Strobridge Asbury Park on the subject The Optimism of Jesus. The last moments spent on Beach Board Walk with Elmers Stoltzfus and Kraybill. The people at St. Elmo are interesting and interested; an acquaintance can easily be formed but time is precious on the Honeymoon. If any man dispute the fact I wish him well but the error is his own. We prolonged our stay at ocean to Wednesday morn. Monday being very warm and much of the groom's time was employed in urging the Bride to indulge in a surf bath which when the persuasion was accomplished there was no limiting except as the cold sea brine chilled the ardor and the supper hour demanded a hasty retreat. A trip to Fenton Farm closed the day for the most of importance and sound sleep, held enslaved until the dawn. From henceforward you shall read the biography in the third person under the names of Esta and Harry and I beg of you not to inquire the reason for so abrupt a diversion unless you visit the biographer in person. There was no one in the places set for Harry and Esta Tuesday morning and for once Esta failed to note that the people in the little house outside our dining room window ate breakfast at the same time we did and herein lies a wonderful tale. A large rectangular mirror hung in the rear of a neat bungalow just opposite the dining room windows. The reflection was remarkable, Harry noticed but without remark, that it set forth a seeming second table in the room beyond and as there was no possibility of fact in the matter, he soon understood. But the unsuspecting Esta sat side to the window and only glanced thru the window when she stole a glance at Elizabeth which was some two or three times during a meal. As you notice late upon the third day, Esta ventured to say the people opposite invariably ate their meals at the precise hour we did and the man at the end of the table always wore a suit of like figure with the punctual neighbors just opposite. And what embarrassment when the truth became known. June 22 Esta took a walk four blocks without her husband as a result Harry smoked seven cigars that day and had no little difficulty seeking information as to this very bold act. On the morning of the 23rd we took stage to N.Y. by Sandy Hook Line and came into 42nd St. Pier N. York to be met by Mr. Kreapple and shown to the Kreapple Home about 12 m. A funny thing happy Harry in seeking to have his baggage rechecked at Asbury. A certain colored porter noticed an inquiring expression on Harry's face and ventured assistance only to be refused. Harry walking farther was encountered by about 25 porters and was like to be carried merrily on the way when a certain baggage transfer came to his needed rescue. The ride by boat pleased each of us very much. There was much excitement in the harbor of N. York. An amusing incident might have been witnessed on upper deck where Harry wishing to hide the green boldly took chair and placed it for Esta but unfortunately had left Esta to stand guard over baggage and in the transition from baggage to the aforesaid chair, a space of a few seconds intervened, and in the mean time a later arrival caught up and embrased the above named chair. Harry was "stung" but just a bit wiser. So we learn a little every way. Esta has a marked imagination and when going upon the boat a sudden determination seized her to become sea sick. Unfortunately Harry had suggested such a possibility altho as most of you know the rout from Sandy Hook to N.Y. is within breakwater. Well, after ten minutes upon the briny deep, Esta expressed a fear of sickness and in another five wanted to go below but was prevailed upon to remain a little longer when lo and behold she realized she was sitting with the sun shining strongly upon her back which produced a burning sensation and hence the thot of sea sickness. Harry was very glad there was no real thing in it else the honeymoon would have been curtailed at New York, much of the later trip being planned by water and what a calamity. Well, with a rising temperature we sank into the famed 3rd ave. subway train [[New York City]] and there is little account to give unless you analyze the heat. Everything is 99% heat with much H2O and a great lot of H2SO4. Bronx Park was visited with Mr. Kraepple and daughter Maggie and granddaughter Margaret in the coach. Much pleasure came with the trip. There was little curious inspection but we had the pleasure of swaying the balanced rock with our own thumb. The Brown River affords a bit of wild scenery and boating quite unsurpassed. 307 For supper a refusal to go out and long eve upon the stoop passed us into Thursday and Central Park. Esta and Harry in company with a friend, took in the Natural History and Metropolitan Art with lunch in the third story. Esta had an eye for the precious stones laces Indian relics and the picture of the art gallery. Harry had an eye for everything but was more than pleased in the Natural History and if I may make personal reference he could remember nothing but the pleasant presence of Esta and a few stolen sweets. It is an advantage to the writer to be exempt from signing his name to this biography otherwise there might be too much investigation into the source of a few statements. Well Esta turned the clock back two hours Friday morn with the happy yet disastrous result that the bride and groom rose not until 10.30 at which hour they were accosted by the displeased chaperone and sharply accused for disappointing him at an earlier hour. New York has pleasures but not for me. New York has her lofty building her museums and aquarium but let others enjoy them. For us it is enough to know that the Empire City exists, the metropolis of the world but not our world. Our world is a small one to the physical eye bound by the narrow circumference of two rustic hearts with not even a safe place for a lingering friendship unless under strict challenge. So we hasted from the city of New York into a more rural and better favored suburb Brooklyn there to be entertained in good old Lancaster Co. style by Mr. and Mrs. Aikin and daughter. Here we encountered our first storm, here we enjoyed sweets and watermelon most devoutly craved. Here we met our first gathering of Lancaster Co. folk among whom were Mr. [[Jason Denlinger]], Mr. [[Adam Rohrer]], Mr. [[Elmwood Ranck]], Mr. [[Boise Workman]] and others who entertained delightfully. Later we were joined by no less honored personages than Mr. and Mrs. [[Lloyd B. Hershey]] who also were touring in honor of a recent matrimonial alliance. But no thanks is due them for an early sleep for of all noisy people. I believe Lloyd can keep above the crowd. Well we slept and woke and rose and departed after breakfast with a borrowed tooth brush a Brooch for delivery and an invitation to return for lunch. Well, Prospect Park Brooklyn may be nice but Esta was too tired to do other than sit beneath the shade of a tree and muse and sleep and so we turned back to Clarendore Road only to put Esta to bed while Harry roamed the adjacent Brooklyn. A walk to the Boulevard a pleasant eve with Cousin Clara and an early arrival at Breakfast and the church presided over by Mr. Maitery formerly of Gap M.E. led us past the am of the day. Mr. Ranck led us to his surrey and graciously exposed to our view his magnificent city of Brooklyn. Well we took the L and returned to 153 at New York to pass a few hours waiting for a boat to bear us upon the historical bosom of the Hudson. Esta said Harry was flush because he bot a 35 ct brooch with a die of the boat Robt. Fulton upon it. She also got a thoro coat of tan and later complained because it was not on her face. Well of all short days of the Honeymoon More June 28 was shortest. We passed the Catskills West Point the Upper Highlands and on to the head waters of the Hudson arriving at [[wikipedia:Albany|Albany]] only a little after six to pass hastily [thus] to the new Kenmore. Of all breaks Albany had her share. 'Twould jar my memory to relate. 'Twould shock civilization to read and 'twould be a blot of reproach upon the civilization and fair name of [[Lancaster]] to tell all but truth to say. There is no knowledge nor device in the grave neither is there reason or judgment after one has committed celibate suicide. Rooms at New Kenmore with bath $4.00 Value received. Lunch at Keller's State Street Grapenuts and coffee for supper a hurried retreat. An hour Tuesday morn in Capitol with guide 50 cents. Three hours in Washington Parks with much meditation. Train to Utica 4.25 Cheaper Hotel and less breaks. Early departure for Syracuse by trolley 2:30 p.m. Wed. Niagara visited. A late walk by the Falls a long sleep and breakfast at the Imperial Wonder of Wonders ask Esta Four Quailees served on a plate. Woe to the Negro race Hence forward they shall be taken for value recd. Esta thot it was magnificent she didn't mind the effect produced. Buffalo by Boat Western States with three hours anxiety about state room. Most highly appreciated however. The most hardly won are most highly appreciated. Moral Learning Buffalo 6 p.m. we steamed up Lake Erie at 24 knots an hour more or less and after several sleepless hours and very few sound sleeping ones we arose after 7 a.m. and dressed only to find our watch still going by Eastern Time and our boat moving on by Central time, hence an hour ahead of time and our boat an hour late. Cost of refreshments on boat excessive. Reached [[wikipedia:Detroit]] 8:30 a.m. July 2 1909 found Cousin Clara waiting for us, and all our friends in Detroit phoning for us. Well, Harry and Esta were at Home with Clarence and Clara. There was no fear for decorum or propriety as our host and hostess have by no means ended they honeymoon days; they are lovers still. Friday p.m. we were loafers. Sat a.m. Esta washed and ironed. Harry got into trouble generally and very late in the p.m. both took trolley to Wabash Ave where supper was served and a pleasant eve with Aunt Martha and the cousins. A long walk home to our lodging with only a few blocks out of way by error ended the week. Sabbath cleared bright, cool, and inspiring. Monday morning, July 5 dawned clear and bright. We breakfasted late and after our hostess had prepared an abundant lunch we set out for Belle Isle where we were joined by Clarence, Aunt Martha, and the cousins. Belle Isle is the famous park of the Detroit residents and indeed it would seem that the city were erupted judging from the crowd. After waiting for a long time we finally spread the lunch and tho we should have taken care for supper there was but little left. After lunch we visited the places of interest, the horticulture hall and aquarium were both full of novelty. Fishe of every variety were seen in their natural habitat. The most curious was the sea horse his head looked just like the horse and indeed it was almost as full of mettle as any. We were hurried there because of the incessant crowd and had to pass on hurridly to the deer enclosure. There we saw a beautiful brown buck and doe of the big horn variety. The Polar and Grizzly attracted much attention because of their antics. The air was so oppressive and so we sat resting until late in the p.m. and there a number of our crowd having gone to city we sat by the clear deep Detroit river eating our lunch as the boats and canoes glided smoothly by. After an hour musing by the beach we "sailed" back to the island tired and somewhat glad another noisy fourth had passed by hoping that this may have been the last noisy one. Tuesday morn was planned for sightseeing but we delayed in slumber too long and we had to content ourselves seeing Detroit from the Sky of the Majestic and one could hardly find a more novel way of viewing the town from the Majestic. We could view all the main aves 7 in number. After an hour thus Esta conceived a desire to see the extreme of Woodward Ave. We secured a fruit lunch too large for two but cousins ate most of it. Esta being busy brushing mosquitoes these animals being so audacious and active that the following morn both found lumps and boils immense. We returned to Aunts an hour late, partook of a most hearty supper and spent an evening merrily with cousins. We retired to rise earlier than usual. Wednesday morn Aunt took us to see Alice on Mt. Vernon and we soon acquainted ourselves with a seemingly peculiar circumstance and although an awkward occasion at first we began to enjoy the company thoroughly and were sorry to be called to leave so soon. Mrs. Williams is a woman of remarkable character and we learned to admire for her droll advice. We learned to care for children generally and Rol's especially learned to make tea and were inspired to a broader Christianity by her quotation. When we get beyond we will not be asked to what church we belong. Thursday morn Harry roamed the streets of Detroit collecting laundry, spending money, gazing at store windows etc, while Esta enjoyed the sweet company of Cousin Clara in her home. After a trip to the wharf for boat tickets and a return to early supper all went to an experience social. This was most interesting to those directly interested yet to those without was most tedious. Just before the meeting Aunt Martha and Ralph presented us with a pair of beautiful woolen blankets from Uncle Abram. Friday morning we arose and breakfasted with Cousin Clarence and after making final preparations being provided with a boat lunch by Clara we set out for the dock where our boat the Lady of Cleveland lay at anchor waiting for us. However, she was an hour late in starting and had a passage of less than one hundred. This being an extra trip across the lake. While securing my tickets I met with an old schoolmate and friend Mr. Fred Lou who was engaged selling tickets and again as we were waiting for the boat we were joined by him. We spent some time pleasantly together recounting many old time incidents. At ten-thirty we cleared port, set out on clear smooth Erie under a delightful breeze. Nothing unusual occurred during the sail. These two travelers enjoyed each others company. Esta slept while we sat on deck much of the time and only missed a scrap by a small margin. Arriving Cleveland 5:50 p.m. we walked streets visiting nickelodeons etc until 11:30 at which time we boarded the Pittsburg train riding until 6:50 a.m. at which time we arrived [[wikipedia:Pittsburgh|Pittsburg]]. The Bride experienced little difficulty in sleeping all through the long hours of that morning tho seized with a severe attack of neuralgia she "put up" a good bluff and seemed to sleep soundly. We breakfasted in Pittsburg on Grape Nuts and cream this time an appropriate diet, set our watch an hour earlier as per Eastern time and came East on the Philadelphia Express leaving 8 a.m. Again the Bride was sleepy and silent. The mountain scenery is incomparable. The variety of peaks gulleys grooves and clearings give scenery of endless interest. The mechanical feats performed in constructing the road bed are incredible. Horseshoe Bend thrills one as he watches the engine and rear coach at the same time from the middle coach. The beautiful Juanita river basin has scenes beautiful to the eye. The fifty miles above Harrisburg pass with almost incredible swiftness. [[Harrisburg]] is home. It is here we found those whom we knew. It was here we found stores and homes like our own. After half and hour's delay we found a trolley for [[Mechanicsburg]] and after a short walk came to the home of Cousin Christ. Here supper awaited us and of course we did justice to it. And tho impolite we suggested an early retiring and this granted all was well until the early Sabbath call. Our cousins took us to a church in Mechanicsburg where Rev. Sanil Hess preached the sermon. Hot and dusty we spent the p.m. observing one old spinning wheel etc. in the parlor. In the eve Christ drove us to Uncle Peter's and here we spent two nights and a day in a pleasant manner. The people were harvesting so Esta and I were much together. Esta stole a sleep and I took a walk more p.m. midges were bad and after these came mosquitoes. After a fond farewell on Tues morn Mary took us to the trolley in the new surrey. Esta forgot her coat no less than three times, lost her handkerchief once. Our train for Lancaster was 30 m late and after lunch at Nissley's we turned up at [[Gordonville]] 12:25 p.m. to the no little concern of the shop girls and loungers. Ivan brought us to Cedar Lawn after rehearsing our many experiences writing some letters and reading our mail it was ours to retire to sweet dreams and sleep. Honeymoon trip ended but not the Honeymoon. Forbid that it should end, during these many happy days which we hope to be ours in the future. The trip occupied twenty-six days, covered two-thousand miles, visited about forty friends. We spent one night on boat, one on the train, and four at Hotels, only one of which was first class. We saw ten different city Park, seven city buildings, two state capitals, and also took several excursions into the country. Mother and Father gave a reception in our honor to about eighty five guests on July 15th, and the two days following Esta spent with me at home. Most of the joys of the new relationship must never be told. They exist only for those concerned and would not be understood by others. But sufficient to say the life is far beyond the highest expectations and promises to grow better daily. {| class="wikitable" |- ! Gifts ! Currency |- |Susanna Hershey |5.00 |- |Hershey Leaman |1.00 |- |Maggie Hershey |1.00 |- |Katie Wenger |1.00 |- |Amos Wenger |1.00 |- |Christ Metzler |1.00 |- |Levi Wenger |1.00 |- |Sanil Denlinger |1.00 |- |Amos Hershey |1.00 |- |Annie Brackbill |1.00 |- |Hettie Kreider |1.00 |- |Susanna Metzler |.50 |- | -- |1.00 |} Diary after return from Honeymoon * July 14 - washing dirty dudds, Home and to shop with Nancy * July 15 - back to Cedar Lawn and home to the reception Esta donned her wedding [dress] and supper went off nicely * July 16 - at home with Esta and Mother. A bit lazy all day with a walk to Isaac's in the evening * July 17 - Dinner at Pharoas [Phares] Buckwalter's Shopping in town and lunch at home afterwards * July 18 - Sunday - no church - no drive - a full round loaf with much letter writing * July 19 - Hoeing at Esta's home with Father Leaman a perfect reconciliation * July 20 - no work, a drive to Bro's and a little information about a farm returned about 9:30 and was lovingly rec'd by Esta * July 21 - helped Isaac build a stall, Esta spent the day with me at sisters' * July 22 - rain many places, sufficient for plowing * July 23 - a son born to Isaac Buckwalter, visited with Dan Eshleman, threshed at Esta's home * July 24 - Esta wanted to attend service at Kinzer but we didn't go, Hershey preached * July 25 - a sad accident to Elwood Hershey, leg badly shattered in gasolene engine, amputation necessary, condition serious, Did a bit of work at Isaac's, * July 26 - Tuesday with Isaac, p.m. with Esta * July 27 - Mission meeting, crowd immense, animated and strong speakers * July 28 – Nothing doing at Cedar Lawn * July 29 - Threshed with Freeland Buckwalter * July 30 - spent day with sister Annie on the farm, Evening at Intercourse singing at Uncle Benj Hershey * July 31 - home with family, all is pleasant, nice drive to Red Well Church [[Category:Journals]] [[Category:Primary sources]] 1074b44acd8cbdbb2dddf18a56c1ce82f71f0284 14 3304 6507 6505 2015-01-08T16:18:08Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This is the master category page for the [[E. Herman Brackbill]] journals. [[Category:Journals]] 291fada23e749bd6bd52f2800f11f4048c4f7376 0 3306 6510 6508 2015-01-08T16:18:08Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Amos Hershey Leaman''' (b. Feb 18, 1878, d. unknown) was the son of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and [[Anna Barbara Hershey]] and the husband of [[Amanda Eby]]. Known as "Uncle Hershey" to the Brackbills, he resided in Chicago and visited the family on [[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1939|April 23, 1939]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Leamans]] 9e37ebf9cb697b47f8d1019d56b45f1bce7dfe77 0 3308 6513 6511 2015-01-08T16:18:09Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Anna May Leaman''' (b. 13 May 1891), commonly called Aunt Nan, was a sister of [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. She was married to [[Charles T. Frey]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Leamans]] 401115a69719544fd151b54f8072c4ac00d1fb12 0 3310 6516 6514 2015-01-08T16:18:09Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ellis Buckwalter Leaman''' (b. 18 Jun 1889) was the son of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and [[Anna Barbara Hershey]] and the brother of [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. He was [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s uncle. {{stub}} [[Category:Leamans]] c5a9340d0e338f1df38ddd2b15216f5507430024 0 3312 6519 6517 2015-01-08T16:18:09Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ivan Benjamin Leaman''' was the son of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and [[Anna Barbara Hershey]] and the husband of [[Irene Victoria Suter]]. He was known as "Uncle Ivan" to the Brackbills. {{stub}} [[Category:Leamans]] 21e6b4b83d35dbca461f2b194acaf72b7423f489 0 3314 6522 6520 2015-01-08T16:18:10Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Jacob B. Leaman''' was the husband of [[Anna Barbara Hershey]] and the father of [[Esta Leona Leaman]], [[Jacob Clayton Leaman]], [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman]], and [[Amos Hershey Leaman]], among others. {{stub}} [[Category:Leamans]] c52d6e461873eb2ec3f4f6b95481e646fc51783e 0 3316 6525 6523 2015-01-08T16:18:10Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Jacob Clayton Leaman''', called Clayton, was the son of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and [[Anna Barbara Hershey]] and the husband of [[Fannie Huber Zittle]]. He was "Uncle Clayton" to the Brackbills. {{stub}} [[Category:Leamans]] 213e049d1184a7c039bf26fb234728d5e8f0aa62 0 3318 6528 6526 2015-01-08T16:18:11Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Arthur S. Young Company''' sold and repaired steam equipment - engines, tractors, and farm implements. It was founded by [[Arthur S. Young]] in 1916, after he had spent several years hiring out his steam-powered threshing engine as an independent businessman. [[E. Herman Brackbill]] went to work at the Arthur S. Young Company in the employ of his father in law and alongside his wife [[Jane Young|Jane]] in 1940 after leaving [[Hess's Mill]]. The [[Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Association]] reunions were held on the grounds of the Arthur S. Young Company starting in 1948. ==References== # Bongiavonni, Marie. [http://www.roughandtumble.org/rt_about_history_1.asp "The History of Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Association, Inc., 1948 - 1988"], 1988. {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] daa8aa978b1eb113eba5185bf82daebf3c0890d2 0 3320 6531 6529 2015-01-08T16:18:11Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chestnut Level''' refers either to the town of [http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?city=Chestnut%20Level&state=PA&country=us Chestnut Level, PA], south of [[Lancaster]], or to [http://www.chestnutlevel.org/ Chestnut Level Presbyterian Church] near [[Quarryville]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] [[Category:Organizations]] c6e9647909bafbecc26eff94eb71a2c8a024ab68 0 3322 6534 6532 2015-01-08T16:18:11Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Christian Endeavor''' was a nondenominational evangelical society that encouraged youth to be active in the life of the church. For more information about Christian Endeavor, see [[Wikipedia:Young People's Society of Christian Endeavour|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] de2f46165786671e686ff36c2c0d281b461c107c 0 3324 6537 6535 2015-01-08T16:18:11Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''County Choir''' appears to have been a somewhat ad hoc organization that gathered singers from all over [[Lancaster County]]. The director, Lloyd, is mentioned once as a positive contribution with the implication that he did not always attend rehearsals. {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] d3ef61f2bd94911965f2a2af3238e61d02991677 0 3326 6540 6538 2015-01-08T16:18:12Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Denbigh Presbyterian Church''', located in [[Newport News]], Virginia, was the home church for [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn B. Jarrett]] and her family. For many years the pastor was [[Jerry F. Helms]]. Denbigh Presbyterian Church maintained an active connection with [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] through Evelyn, including choir exchanges. {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] 4b6ea8cc351d709aae774b6d1fe3378038679189 0 3328 6544 6541 2015-01-08T16:18:12Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:36110110 b6464e10b5 m.jpg|thumb|240px|Leacock Presbyterian Church]] '''Leacock Presbyterian Church''', located in [[Paradise]] in [[Lancaster County]], became the church home of the [[Brackbill]] family after [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]] left the Mennonite church. The Brackbills were active in youth choir at the time of Herman's journals, as well as the orchestra, the guild, and of course [[Christian Endeavor]]. The Paradise site was the second location of Leacock. The original church, founded in 1724 and built between 1740 (original log church) and 1750 (current stone church), is located on Route 340 west of [[Intercourse]]. [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]] are buried in the cemetery at Leacock in Paradise alongside other family members. The cemetery at Old Leacock has one famous denizen, US Representative [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Whitehill James Whitehill]. == External links == * [http://www.leacockpres.org/ Leacock Presbyterian Church home page] * [http://www.leacockpres.org/old_leacock.htm History of Old Leacock] * [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=leacock+presbyterian+church,+paradise,+pa&ie=UTF8&ll=40.009012,-76.121451&spn=0.001931,0.005021&t=h&z=18&om=0 Leacock Presbyterian Church on Google Maps] * [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=leacock+presbyterian+church,+paradise,+pa&ie=UTF8&ll=40.038971,-76.132894&spn=0.00193,0.005021&t=h&z=18&om=0 Old Leacock on Google Maps] {stub} [[Category:Places]] [[Category:Organizations]] 899544a751d872ad494d617b6a53492884c82704 0 3330 6546 6543 2015-01-08T16:18:13Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Paradise High School''' in [[Paradise]], PA, was the high school that both [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]] attended. {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] 263b9909b11eb46b48a192cdd5d4b0ccde7a96c1 0 3332 6549 6547 2015-01-08T16:18:13Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pequea High School''' (now called Pequea Valley High School) was the high school in [[Lancaster County]] attended by [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]]'s children, among others. For more information about Pequea High School see the [http://www.pvsd.k12.pa.us/ official district web site] ([http://www.pvsd.k12.pa.us/high/hghschl.htm direct link to high school information]). {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] 4b3062d2d07b84f243dad15e09bd63cf0efd1590 0 3334 6552 6550 2015-01-08T16:18:13Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Rough & Tumble Engineers Historical Association''', founded in 1948 by [[Arthur S. Young]], is both an event and a historical association of steam machinery enthusiasts. The association preserves moving artifacts and historical information about steam machinery used for agricultural purposes; the event, colloquially called the "Thresherman's Reunion," consists of live demonstrations of steam equipment, including tractors, engines, and steam engine powered machines (for instance, a shingle maker). Rough and Tumble grew up on the grounds of the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] in [[Kinzers]] and the reunion is still held there. {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] 18e09d5c526ea93c6dcf093bd7391a967620ed02 0 3336 6556 6553 2015-01-08T16:18:13Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:RoughAndTumble.jpg|thumb|240px|Photo of the groundbreaking for the Rough and Tumble Museum.]] '''Rough & Tumble Engineers Historical Association''', founded in 1948 by [[Arthur S. Young]], is both an event and a historical association of steam machinery enthusiasts. The association preserves moving artifacts and historical information about steam machinery used for agricultural purposes; the event, colloquially called the "Thresherman's Reunion," consists of live demonstrations of steam equipment, including tractors, engines, and steam engine powered machines (for instance, a shingle maker). Rough and Tumble grew up on the grounds of the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] in [[Kinzers]] and the reunion is still held there. ==References== * [http://www.roughandtumble.org/ Rough and Tumble Home Page] * [http://www.roughandtumble.org/rt_about_history_1.asp History of Rough and Tumble] {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] a2a65af48df6c99c2532f3c9a248c225e900c954 0 3337 6558 6555 2015-01-08T16:18:13Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Strasburg Mennonite Church''' is a [[Mennonite]] church in [[Strasburg]] that was founded by the Mennonites who immigrated with [[Hans Herr]] and [[Benedictus Brackbill]]. Its first pastor was [[Ulrich Brackbill (1703)|Ulrich Brackbill]]. ==External links== * [http://www.horseshoe.cc/pennadutch/religion/mennonites/mennon.htm History of Strasburg Mennonite Church] {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] f5a265e312669aad0a9085e4ee75e5bcdefbfd26 0 3339 6562 6559 2015-01-08T16:18:14Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Curing Pork 80 lbs. meat<br/> 3 ounces salt petre<br/> 7 ounces brown sugar<br/> 1 pint fine salt rub well let lay 30 hours then rub very well with fine salt if hams are large put it on thick let lay 2 weeks then hang up and it is ready to smoke [[Mrs. D. B. Hostetter]] [[Category:Peter Young letters]] 9b6df215ac0fe42b41ee940bb3f54715dbfa5cd5 0 3340 6565 6561 2015-01-08T16:18:14Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Morning News Company<br/> H.E. Kennedy<br/> Editor and Manager Office of<br/> THE MORNING NEWS,<br/> The only Morning Newspaper in [[Lancaster County]]<br/> 32 Centre Square<br/> [[Lancaster]], Pa. July 25, 1898 Dear Peter: I saw Walker and he was giving only 37 cents for corn. Maybe they will give more at [[Kinzers]]. As soon as you have it shelled, take it to whoever will give the most for it. Yours truly, [[H.E. Kennedy]] [[Category:Peter Young letters]] [[Category:Economic references]] 994c7387e4cdb13aa63a102bae66bd3a96222424 0 3341 6567 6564 2015-01-08T16:18:14Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This page collects letters and papers of [[Peter Young]]. * [[PY Sugar Pledge]] * [[H. Kennedy to P.Y., July 25, 1898]] * [[Curing Pork Recipe]] * [[PY Ginger Bread Recipe]] [[Category:Peter Young letters]] d737b28c379a1701ee61ed7b71f94d0660bcd310 0 3343 6570 6568 2015-01-08T16:18:14Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki Ginger Bread 1 cup of brown sugar<br/> 1 cup of molasses<br/> 3 cups of flour<br/> ½ cup of butter<br/> ½ cup of thick milk<br/> 2 eggs<br/> 1 teaspoon soda [[Category:Peter Young letters]] 7b2fdb6507ceafe3067127b8debe93cfb820dbaf 0 3345 6573 6571 2015-01-08T16:18:14Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki To the Consumer: You have signed the original, please read this copy.<br /> SUGAR PLEDGE<br /> City: Gap<br /> Date: Sept. 21<br /> Upon my honor, I hereby certify that my household consists of 2 persons, and that I desire to purchase 1 pounds of sugar per week upon the express understanding that there will not be used in my household more than two (2) pounds of sugar per person per month, and that in return for this service of being permitted to purchase one week’s supply at a time, I will purchase sugar only from the dealer with whom this is placed; that if I desire to change dealers, it is understood this statement is to be returned to me and by me deposited with a new dealer. I agree not to hoard sugar, and except for canning purposes of which my supply at present is not (illegible) than twenty-five (25) pounds, I have not now and will not at any time have in my house or under my control more than a week’s supply of sugar, based on a consumption of one-half of a pound per person per week, except on special permission of the County Food Administrator. I agree to continue on this plan until the Food Administration advises that the sugar situation has been relieved. And further, I agree to make my sugar purchases from one store. Signed<br /> [[Peter Young]]<br /> Address<br /> Gap<br /> J. R. HESS (stamp)<br /> All persons who will not sign the foregoing agreement are required to make sugar purchases according to regulations governing city or rural sales, or to obtain a sugar certificate from the County Food Administration. [[Category:Peter Young letters]] c8a96aa467b5388924954102e37c525e1b4bad1e 0 3347 6576 6574 2015-01-08T16:18:15Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Aldina Beane''' was a member of [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] who sang in the choir. Her sister, [[Nancy Beane]], was a classmate of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill]]'s. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Beane]] 2e1db097d303b8999eff78af23378fcd3486fcfd 14 3349 6579 6577 2015-01-08T16:18:15Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This is the category page for the Brackbills. [[Category:People]] 41be943145d1507b7d44da184ff59dd09114389b 14 3351 6582 6580 2015-01-08T16:18:15Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This category contains members of the Brown family. [[Category:People]] e9ae498b15fa08c5400daef26273706e0e68f960 0 3353 6585 6583 2015-01-08T16:18:15Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ethel Bryson''' was a classmate of [[Jane Young]]'s from Paradise High School and was a bridesmaid in her [[Wedding of Herman and Jane|wedding]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Bryson]] ece4015516a14c9abd939375017dd489d2e8660a 0 3355 6588 6586 2015-01-08T16:18:16Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Willis Bucher''' and his wife [[Marg Bucher|Marg]] were friends of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s from [[Christian Endeavor]]. The Buchers lived in [[Lititz]]. The two couples went on Herman and Jane's honeymoon together. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Bucher]] ee969d25bafad089507d8997f8fd1db212032ef8 0 3357 6591 6589 2015-01-08T16:18:16Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Marg Bucher''' and her husband [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] were friends of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s from [[Christian Endeavor]]. The Buchers lived in [[Lititz]]. The two couples went on Herman and Jane's honeymoon together. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Bucher]] 9fa6cce4cd3ee93adbc5d0a399a4565f4dd31bdf 0 3359 6594 6592 2015-01-08T16:18:16Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Donald Danforth''' was the president of the [[Purina|Ralston Purina Company]] and son of the company's founder, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Danforth William H. Danforth]. The Purina Company was a supplier of material to [[Hess's Mill]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People]] 52637d7d94d9e371edab8d3e346681610bc656dc 14 3361 6597 6595 2015-01-08T16:18:16Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This is a listing of the Doutrich family members on the wiki. [[Category:People]] 0506908ba502695dd5a788d8d73e2090d117b173 0 3363 6600 6598 2015-01-08T16:18:16Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Phil Egster''' was a cousin of the Brackbill family on the Sheaffer side. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Egster]] 145b26d432936846781fc53cfb4eb4c7592aeb77 0 3365 6603 6601 2015-01-08T16:18:17Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Warren Graham''' (b. 28 Jun 1905) was married to [[Barbara Groff]] and was [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s cousin by marriage. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Graham]] 9e05211ed968c96a15ad988fce815bce196bcfa8 0 3367 6606 6604 2015-01-08T16:18:17Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Jerry F. Helms''' was the long time minister of [[Denbigh Presbyterian Church]] and the family minister of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn B. Jarrett]] and her family. He baptized both of Evelyn's children. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Helms]] 05b92e947253c39a9ce1db0e335fe85408a68440 14 3369 6609 6607 2015-01-08T16:18:17Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This category collects members of the Hershey family that appear in the wiki. [[Category:People]] b38620c876e99e6bf6ab035e7a5086a9dbaaaf08 14 3371 6612 6610 2015-01-08T16:18:18Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This category lists employees at [[Hess's Mill]]. [[Category:People]] 00312faa67369a9137f55011b615a144aa34bf8d 0 3373 6615 6613 2015-01-08T16:18:18Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Earl Hohman''' worked at the [[Arthur S. Young Company]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Hohman]] 8831ba5b853d18957c7305e658cd3e4e41e6f4e4 0 3375 6619 6616 2015-01-08T16:18:18Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Rev. Jay W. Kauffman''' (consistently spelled ''Kaufman'' in [[E. Herman Brackbill]]'s journal, was the pastor at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] in the late 1930s with his wife, who was the organist and directed the choir. He officiated at the [[Wedding of Herman and Jane]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Kauffman]] 2274ecb7d080f184897e6d886f85c8e52bd68b91 0 3376 6621 6618 2015-01-08T16:18:18Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Harold B. Keneagy''' worked at the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] as treasurer and bookkeeper. He was married to Roberta and had two daughters, Priscilla and Madeleine. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Keneagy]] ac47918197c86cb6d790bd092cefb28df93ec286 0 3378 6624 6622 2015-01-08T16:18:19Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Betty Kyle''' was a friend of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s from [[Lancaster]]. She was involved in [[Christian Endeavor]] activities with them. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Kyle]] 667c9b86ee837e7f6b0222e4304bbe57543f760b 14 3380 6627 6625 2015-01-08T16:18:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This is a listing of the Leamans in the journals. [[Category:People]] fd64446e6c8a295f216cdc317a30477297fb8cce 14 3382 6630 6628 2015-01-08T16:18:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This category lists people described in the Brackbill wiki who are still alive. [[Category:People]] 4d4c0a9c6da7174f7108abc53867fb91afabfb37 0 3384 6633 6631 2015-01-08T16:18:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Webb McLaughlin''' (also known as Webby) was a neighbor of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] in Kinzers. He was "Ricky Boomer"'s grandfather. {{stub}} [[Category:People|McLaughlin]] b2b6ebfc1d2dd157e7469c42e504e9646989af52 0 3386 6636 6634 2015-01-08T16:18:20Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Red McLaughlin''' was a neighbor of the Brackbills in Kinzers. {{stub}} [[Category:People|McLaughlin]] d31db2735af808d31cb24dd52dbbadfab3253c91 0 3388 6639 6637 2015-01-08T16:18:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Park Hays Miller''' was a theologist, author, and speaker. He spoke at the synod meeting that [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Harold Brackbill]] attended in April 1939. One of Park Hays Miller's books, [http://www.archive.org/details/whyiamapresbyter009543mbp ''Why I Am a Presbyterian''], is available for download at the Internet Archive. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Miller, Park]] e171f7260abd84910995575199e13d6988d8f81a 0 3390 6642 6640 2015-01-08T16:18:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mrs. McIlvane''' lived in [[Paradise]] across and up the street from [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People]] d57557401039efb9c5a277e0b8edf7477b321865 0 3392 6645 6643 2015-01-08T16:18:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''T. Roland Philips''' was a Presbyterian minister who was associated with Arlington Presbyterian Church in the Baltimore (MD) Presbytery. He helped to found the [http://www.bsotb.org/bsobcat.htm Baltimore School of the Bible] and published a book of his sermons, entitled ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=QdEFGQAACAAJ&source=gbs_ViewAPI God Hath Spoken]''. He traveled in Lancaster County several times in 1939 and 1940, visiting [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] on [[HB Journal for Sep 20, 1940|September 20, 1940]]. ==References== * Schaeffer, Dr. Francis A. "[http://www.pcahistory.org/findingaids/schaeffer/index.html We Don't Have Forever]," PCA Historical Center, 1980. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Philips]] fd543f21760d51933ec65bb64eab6f9025df0aca 0 3394 6648 6646 2015-01-08T16:18:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Vanny Pickell''' was the brother of [[Marvin Pickell]], the Brackbill family milkman. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Pickell]] f65ece280f52587c7f0d076a349ea2c7cf8c1bc9 0 3396 6651 6649 2015-01-08T16:18:21Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Karl Ranck''' (sometimes spelled "Carl" in [[Herman Brackbill Journals|Herman's journals]]) was a friend of the Brackbill family and a member of [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]]. [[Stanley Ranck]], better known as "Twiddley," and [[Emma Ranck]] were Karl's siblings. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] borrowed Carl's car on more than one occasion. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Ranck, Carl]] {{stub}} [[Category:People|Ranck]] fd1eae8d2821b77717664fff215a2b2bf4aefa83 0 3398 6654 6652 2015-01-08T16:18:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Stanley Ranck''', also known as "Twiddley," was the brother of [[Karl Ranck]]. He sang in [[County Choir]] with [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Ranck, Stanley]] 8b67dc485fa7a31397a3ca4c7b3a1c952d17214b 14 3400 6657 6655 2015-01-08T16:18:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This is a listing of all the Sheaffers. [[Category:People]] d914365c54ad08a7ebf9f475f0f80224c76d8f8f 0 3402 6661 6658 2015-01-08T16:18:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''David Shirk''', also called "Davie", worked at Shirk's auto repair where [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] went to have his car repaired. The Shirks are still in the car dealership business as of 2008. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Shirk]] 03f987c1ca7bf9a36507e6f3490f810f85282239 0 3403 6663 6660 2015-01-08T16:18:22Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Romaine Troop''' was a friend of [[Jane Young]]'s growing up and she and her husband Les Garner lived across the street from the Brackbills in [[Kinzers]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Troop]] 419a60e0477f1a13e6a57d4239f17de56b741953 0 3405 6666 6664 2015-01-08T16:18:23Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Walter''' was a business college student who was employed during the summers as a stenographer at the [[Arthur S. Young Company]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People]] 7bf0b21fadab5253e59265f8883a9cd153ef9911 0 3407 6670 6667 2015-01-08T16:18:23Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Sam Wenger''' was a lawyer whose children were the same age as [[E. Herman Brackbill]]'s. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Wenger]] a6129397515d97ab4ec3251fb30ec0e46f6a37f5 14 3408 6672 6669 2015-01-08T16:18:24Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ''This category includes members of the [[Young]] family.'' [[Category:People]] a246ba73ebc429a50dd722f7aaec57b7c35dff4e 6673 6669 2015-01-08T16:18:24Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki ''This category includes members of the [[Young]] family.'' [[Category:People]] a246ba73ebc429a50dd722f7aaec57b7c35dff4e 14 3409 6676 6674 2015-01-08T16:18:24Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This is a listing of all Yuninger family members in the wiki. [[Category:People]] 4a036aac35c225d17170450a4347af69d550ca84 0 3411 6680 6677 2015-01-08T16:18:24Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:BrackbillBarn.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Main barn on the Brackbill farm]] The '''Brackbill farm''' is situated near the old Hershey church near [[Kinzers]] and east of [[Intercourse]]. It was the home of [[Harry G. Brackbill]], [[Esta Leona Leaman]] and their family, and remains in the Brackbill family to this day. The farmhouse building bears a plaque above the porch that faces the Pequea Creek that states it was built by [[Abraham Hershey]] and his wife [[Barbara]] in 1867. ==Physical features== The Brackbill Farm is accessible from the Hershey Church road and stretches to the Pequea Creek. It is bordered by farms on either side. The Brackbill house, a large brick house with three independent living units, sits just off the main entry road, adjoined by barns and other outbuildings. Between the house and the creek is a cornfield; cattle have historically grazed in the fields adjoining the river. The creek has been used for swimming and boating as well as a water source. The land along the creek, called [[Brackbill's Meadow]], was used for Brackbill reunions since at least 1939 and probably earlier to the present day. At the time of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s bachelorhood there was a substantial chicken coop on the property, for which he was responsible. ==External Links== * [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&time=&date=&ttype=&q=4887+Newport+Rd,+Kinzers,+PA+17535&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=38.092988,74.707031&ie=UTF8&t=h&om=0&ll=40.021001,-76.047825&spn=0.003796,0.009956&z=17&iwloc=addr Brackbill Farm on Google Maps] [[Category:Places]] 26a5809e0d646a31737a341b6ada7def25c8ad21 0 3413 6682 6679 2015-01-08T16:18:25Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Brackbill's Meadow''' was a name for the land by the Pequea Creek at the [[Brackbill Farm]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Places]] 5ef58f6ddb98d1743892b3a748c0b7d581c3113e 0 3415 6685 6683 2015-01-08T16:18:25Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''D.F. Buchmiller Park''' is a park in [[West Lampeter Township]], [[Lancaster County]], Pennsylvania. ==External links== * [http://www.ephrataboro.org/parks/cwp/view.asp?a=676&q=518269&parksNav=|7871| D.F. Buchmiller Park] {{stub}} [[Category:Places]] a99ce4b402f1b7eeaf8ff05355a2b9e887b459b3 14 3417 6688 6686 2015-01-08T16:18:25Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This is a listing of all cities on the wiki. [[Category:Places]] 71cc18b2c00ed0effd4562db0cfd773c809799c2 0 3419 6691 6689 2015-01-08T16:18:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Conowingo Dam''', constructed in 1925-26, is on the lower [[Wikipedia:Susquehanna River]] in northeastern Maryland. For more information about the dam, see [[Wikipedia:Conowingo Dam|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Places]] e842d08808bf337c57275d15c881267692045ec9 0 3421 6694 6692 2015-01-08T16:18:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Fulton County, PA''' lies several counties west of [[Lancaster County]] along the southern border of the state with Maryland. For more information about Fulton County, see [[Wikipedia:Fulton County, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Places]] 34ee5d7891490fcf182ba5deaca2e56b41a2c770 0 3423 6697 6695 2015-01-08T16:18:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Lancaster County, Pennsylvania''' has been the home of the [[Brackbills|Brackbill family]] in America since the Mennonites immigrated sometime before 1700. By 1710, there was already a substantial presence of Brackbills in the county, as indicated by the multiple Brackbill tracts on a [http://www.midatlanticarchives.com/maps_pa_lancaster_co/first_settlement_1710.htm 1710 map of land holdings in the county]. For more information about Lancaster County, see [[Wikipedia:Lancaster County, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Places]] 28e07fa6679115821aa085ce039539acb1f5655e 14 3425 6700 6698 2015-01-08T16:18:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This is a list of towns referenced in the Brackbill wiki. [[Category:Places]] df08eb7b95a2fe73b7fa61b12822562688dccb7a 14 3427 6703 6701 2015-01-08T16:18:26Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki This is a list of all journal entries in the wiki. [[Category:Primary sources]] 821f4853d7e5a2ab2312eb1d499a67530d59445d 0 3429 6706 6704 2015-01-08T16:18:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Eva L. Sheaffer''' (2 Oct 1885 &ndash; 13 May 1981) was the daughter of [[John Milton Sheaffer]] and [[Susannah Withrow]] and the sister of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]] and [[Ray Sheaffer]]. She kept a [[Eva Sheaffer Journal|journal]] from the years 1949 to 1951. {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers]] 604a3a6faea5da4a9b891cad50c0f61d62d3f591 0 3431 6709 6707 2015-01-08T16:18:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Herbert Sheaffer''' was the son of [[John Sheaffer]] and [[Susannah Withrow]] and the nephew of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]]. He was married to Mary Singer and their daughter was Lois. {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers]] d6be1830fec878c1bad3e62ca9421688893eafb1 0 3433 6713 6710 2015-01-08T16:18:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:JohnSuzanneSheaffer.jpg|thumb|240px|John and Susannah Sheaffer, image scanned by Esta Jarrett]] '''John Milton Sheaffer''' was the son of [[William Augustus Sheaffer]] and [[Mary Catherine Hoar]]. He was the husband of [[Susannah Withrow]] and the father of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], [[Eva Sheaffer]], [[Virginia Sheaffer]], [[Ray Sheaffer]], [[Mary Sheaffer]], [[William Sheaffer]], and [[Herbert Sheaffer]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC05/WC05_331.HTM|John Milton Sheaffer}} {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers]] 7d6ed618e46baf9b9a14ad1ca2cd11492d39551e 0 3435 6715 6712 2015-01-08T16:18:27Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Luetta M. Sheaffer''' was the daughter of [[John Milton Sheaffer]] and [[Susannah Withrow]], wife of [[Arthur S. Young]] and mother of [[Jane Young]], [[C. Everett Young]], and [[Nancy Young]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC02/WC02_050.HTM|Luetta M. Sheaffer}} {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:Sheaffers]] ccdd6bbb9a1d6306ab96920cd958e783e963820e 0 3437 6718 6716 2015-01-08T16:18:28Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mary S. Sheaffer''' (October 10, 1879-?), also called "Mamie," was the daughter of [[John Milton Sheaffer]] and [[Susannah Withrow]], and the sister of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]]. ==See also== * [[Letters and papers of Mary S. Sheaffer]] ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC05/WC05_334.HTM|Mary S. Sheaffer}} {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers]] af5f099c3ed9ba354fa19dcf8b1b45b88f54df31 0 3439 6721 6719 2015-01-08T16:18:29Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mildred Sheaffer Young''', known as Millie, was the wife of [[C. Everett Young]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Sheaffers]] [[Category:Youngs]] 9cf5c4e8480334589cdb62a7583987a1e73b0a45 0 3441 6725 6722 2015-01-08T16:18:29Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:RaySheaffer.jpg|thumb|240px|Ray Sheaffer. Scanned by Esta Jarrett]] '''Ray Sheaffer''' (26 Feb 1896 &ndash; 7 Apr 1976), also known as "Uncle Ray," was the son of [[John Milton Sheaffer]] and [[Susannah Withrow]], brother of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]] and the uncle of [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] and [[Nancy Young]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC05/WC05_335.HTM|J. Raymond Sheaffer}} {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers]] 18296a1357f7d0966aa14661a370ebb8165ae9ea 0 3444 6727 6726 2015-01-08T16:18:29Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Virginia Sheaffer''', also known as Aunt Vergie, was married to [[Amos Eby]] and was the mother of [[Dick Eby]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC05/WC05_332.HTM|Virginia Sheaffer}} {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers|Sheaffer, Virginia]] 8c619041c6e8e59fea3325d0854367530f9723a0 0 3445 6729 6728 2015-01-08T16:18:29Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Susannah Withrow''' was the wife of [[John Milton Sheaffer]] and the mother of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], [[Eva Sheaffer]], [[Virginia Sheaffer]], [[Ray Sheaffer]], [[Mary Sheaffer]], [[William Sheaffer]], and [[Herbert Sheaffer]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC05/WC05_331.HTM|Susannah Withrow}} {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers]] 0ff8dbe99c2dbf7aa91480cc911479f39bb74346 0 3446 6731 6730 2015-01-08T16:18:30Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Blue Ball, Pennsylvania''' is an unincorporated town in [[Lancaster County]]. See [[Wikipedia:Blue Ball, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]] for a list of other Lancaster County towns with suggestive names. In the [[Herman Brackbill Journals]], Blue Ball is the location of a [[HB Journal for Mar 11, 1939|spelling bee]] that [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.]] attends. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 9f4a6b2484fd69afcb9448a4acaf88466f12fdf7 0 3443 6733 6724 2015-01-08T16:18:30Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:Sheaffers.jpg|thumb|240px|The Sheaffer family, scanned by Esta Jarrett]] The '''Sheaffer''' family lived in [[Lancaster County]]. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]] was the wife of [[Arthur S. Young]] and the mother of [[Jane Young]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers]] 56ec5c0d8aced1eda19b1fe1fcd3ba3fc5853239 0 3447 6737 6732 2015-01-08T16:18:30Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Christiana, PA''' is a borough on the eastern edge of [[Lancaster County]]. For more information about Christiana, see [[Wikipedia:Christiana, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 5fcd0c98925b7a89530afc8ce277a20dadf5cf62 0 3451 6740 6738 2015-01-08T16:18:30Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ephrata, PA''' is a borough in the northern part of [[Lancaster County]]. Among other things it was the home of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ephrata_Cloister Ephrata Cloister], the home of an order of Seventh-Day Dunkers ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwarzenau_Brethren Schwarzenau Brethren]). {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 93c90c0f08c24b05f05ff95e953bd8b7317fd40e 0 3453 6743 6741 2015-01-08T16:18:30Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Gap, PA''' is a town inside Salisbury Township in [[Lancaster County]]. For more information about Gap, see [[Wikipedia:Gap, PA|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] a03c0981a4a80b1d85941bd1805206ceb19058f3 0 3455 6746 6744 2015-01-08T16:18:31Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Intercourse, PA''' is an unincorporated village in [[Lancaster County]]. Like [[Blue Ball]], it is popular with tourists for its name. For more information about the town of Intercourse, see [[Wikipedia:Intercourse, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 3da3d31f2f940a1a7704346e373fed5d776a3f0b 0 3457 6749 6747 2015-01-08T16:18:31Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Kinzers, Pennsylvania''' is an unincorporated township in Lancaster County. It figures in the narrative as the home of the [[Young]] family. For more information about Kinzers, see [[Wikipedia:Kinzers, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 5ba563babd5b432ee293f8bb5128b5e39e42c8f9 0 3459 6752 6750 2015-01-08T16:18:32Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Lititz, PA''' is a borough in [[Lancaster County]]. It figures in the [[Herman Brackbill Journals]] as the home of [[Willis Bucher]]. More information about Lititz is available on [[Wikipedia:Lititz, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 766614d790dd08d9966fa2b7426132f7f5b73fdd 0 3461 6755 6753 2015-01-08T16:18:32Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Middle Octararo, PA''' was a settlement in eastern [[Lancaster County]]. It no longer exists under this name. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 46ab92dd91e2621de79307bcf2b3d8d1c77519e9 0 3463 6758 6756 2015-01-08T16:18:32Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''New Holland, Pennsylvania''' is a town in Lancaster County. For more information about New Holland, see [[Wikipedia:New_Holland, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 77e072db4d1a2e08907d8b654a9d0d64f928ee4a 0 3465 6761 6759 2015-01-08T16:18:33Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Paradise, PA''' is a town on Route 30 in Lancaster County. It was the home of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]] from 1964 to 1989, and is where [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] is located. For more information on Paradise, see [[Wikipedia:Paradise, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 36f630361e91a3dd25725b0c701894d53d698c5b 0 3467 6764 6762 2015-01-08T16:18:33Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Peach Bottom, PA''' is a township in [[York County]]. For more information about Peach Bottom, see [[Wikipedia:Peach Bottom|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 42297e8b5ca45f5f70065db6a0f7de3e00e215ab 0 3469 6767 6765 2015-01-08T16:18:33Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pottstown, PA''' is a borough in [[Montgomery County]], east of [[Lancaster County]]. It was the home of [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman]] and his family. For more information about Pottstown, see [[Wikipedia:Pottstown, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 386d6a6407b1f58b8b9a7bb05f0ee403b3fdd3ac 0 3471 6770 6768 2015-01-08T16:18:33Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Quarryville, PA''' is a borough in [[Lancaster County]], south of [[Strasburg]]. For more information about Quarryville, see [[Wikipedia:Quarryville|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 6ac282b13f66f0ed3db322257b938b96043aba6f 0 3473 6773 6771 2015-01-08T16:18:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Reamstown, PA''' is a census designated location in the upper eastern corner of [[Lancaster County]]. For more information about Reamstown, see [[Wikipedia:Reamstown|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 16f934f9dec8c1a96085b21f1287a4997a21e640 0 3475 6776 6774 2015-01-08T16:18:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Safe Harbor, PA''' is an unincorporated township in [[Lancaster County]]. It is within [[Conestoga|Conestoga Township]] on the Conestoga River. More information about Safe Harbor is available on [[Wikipedia:Safe Harbor, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 41de9d6f0d4cf652f55cee0696d3c7ca96509998 0 3477 6779 6777 2015-01-08T16:18:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Strasburg, PA''' is a borough in [[Lancaster County]]. It was the home of the first settlement of the [[Brackbill]] family when [[Benedictus Brackbill]] emigrated to the United States from Switzerland with [[Hans Herr]]. More information about Strasburg is available on [[Wikipedia:Strasburg, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] 4634e5decf58a97e807a280d2567a077fb7565d1 0 3479 6782 6780 2015-01-08T16:18:34Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Waynesburg, PA''' is a borough in [[Greene County]], in the far southwestern corner of Pennsylvania, and is home to Waynesburg University. For more information about Waynesburg, see [[Wikipedia:Waynesburg, Pennsylvania|Wikipedia]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Towns]] bf74df8d7ac21c7fd605bf3e805e01933f7441a5 0 3483 6786 6785 2015-01-08T16:18:35Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Betty Doutrich''' (married name Betty Brubaker) was a cousin of the Young family; her mother [[Emma S. Young]] was [[Arthur S. Young]]'s sister. Her husband was [[Emory Brubaker]] and her father was [[Aldus W. Doutrich]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] c47d5e5c758b5d7a3f5e98ed5a42e4ff72f1cf52 0 3481 6788 6783 2015-01-08T16:18:35Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:ArthurSYoungDaleScott.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Arthur S. Young with his grandchildren, courtesy Steam Traction Magazine]] '''Arthur S. Young''' (March 29, 1888-Dec 27, 1955) was the founder of the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] farm equipment dealership and the [[Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Association]]. Husband of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], he was the father of [[Jane Young]], [[C. Everett Young]], and [[Nancy Young]]. Arthur wrote for a number of magazines, including ''[http://www.steamtraction.com/ Steam Traction]'', who published their [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/359 obituary for him in 1956]. As late as [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/231/ 1954] his reports from Rough & Tumble were published in the magazine. == Publications == * "Pennsylvania's Part in Developing Power Machinery," ''Pennsylvania Farmer,'' January 10, 1948, p. 20; credited in Wik, ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=73knAAAAMAAJ&q=%22arthur+s.+young%22&dq=%22arthur+s.+young%22&pgis=1 Steam Power on the American Farm]'', University of Pennsylvania Press, 1953. * "[http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/15/ Rough and Tumble Engineers Reunion at Kinzers, Pennsylvania]", ''Steam Traction'', November 1951. * "[http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/231/ Condensed Report of the Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Reunion]", ''Steam Traction'', November 1954. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC02/WC02_050.HTM|Arthur S. Young}} {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] 43edc01d11f606137e366dd63ecc1a2bcbab1f1d 6824 6788 2015-01-08T16:53:42Z Tjarrett 358373 fix picture include wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:ArthurSYoungDaleScott.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Arthur S. Young with his grandchildren, courtesy Steam Traction Magazine]] '''Arthur S. Young''' (March 29, 1888-Dec 27, 1955) was the founder of the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] farm equipment dealership and the [[Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Association]]. Husband of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], he was the father of [[Jane Young]], [[C. Everett Young]], and [[Nancy Young]]. Arthur wrote for a number of magazines, including ''[http://www.steamtraction.com/ Steam Traction]'', who published their [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/359 obituary for him in 1956]. As late as [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/231/ 1954] his reports from Rough & Tumble were published in the magazine. == Publications == * "Pennsylvania's Part in Developing Power Machinery," ''Pennsylvania Farmer,'' January 10, 1948, p. 20; credited in Wik, ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=73knAAAAMAAJ&q=%22arthur+s.+young%22&dq=%22arthur+s.+young%22&pgis=1 Steam Power on the American Farm]'', University of Pennsylvania Press, 1953. * "[http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/15/ Rough and Tumble Engineers Reunion at Kinzers, Pennsylvania]", ''Steam Traction'', November 1951. * "[http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/231/ Condensed Report of the Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Reunion]", ''Steam Traction'', November 1954. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC02/WC02_050.HTM|Arthur S. Young}} {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] 810969485df72ad46971fa05021bd525130f37fd 0 3484 6791 6787 2015-01-08T16:18:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Charles Everett Young''' (d. April 24, 1991), better known as Everett, was the husband of [[Mildred Sheaffer]], brother of [[Jane Young]] and son of [[Arthur S. Young]] and [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], and father of [[Dale Arthur Young]], [[Scott Everett Young]], [[Brenda Sue Young]], and [[Kathleen Jane Young]]. Like his father, he was active in the steam business, serving as vice president of the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] before setting up an independent business as a boiler repair and serviceman. He was also active in [[Rough and Tumble]], serving as the [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/3578/ permanent curator of the museum]. His obituary ran in [http://www.gasenginemagazine.com/complete-archive/3295/ Gas Engine Magazine] and in [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/4565/ Steam Traction magazine]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC02/WC02_051.HTM|Charles Everett Young}} {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] 399c98aa8fe2a2a6fd1fa466da4981b2deaf6066 0 3487 6794 6792 2015-01-08T16:18:36Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mary Dague''' was the wife of [[Ralph Young]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs|Dague, Mary]] a8ae24b4dd989ebedac3f4a9d6fc382a797fb9d9 0 3489 6797 6795 2015-01-08T16:18:37Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''J. Adam Young''' was the son of [[Peter Young]], husband of [[Susan Shultz]] and the father of [[Arthur S. Young]], [[Emma S. Young]], [[Mary E. Young]], and [[Ralph A. Young]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] b4cfc03bbcdacf83b5f5a38cd70d58d5126ccee1 0 3491 6800 6798 2015-01-08T16:18:37Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Nancy Young''' is the daughter of [[Arthur S. Young]] and [[Luetta Sheaffer]] and the younger sister of [[Jane Young]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC04/WC04_357.HTM|Nancy Young}} {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] f9d38350348cfdddfc0938030ab55988e873830e 0 3493 6803 6801 2015-01-08T16:18:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Peter Young''' was the father of [[J. Adam Young]] and [[Peter Young Jr.]] and the grandfather of [[Arthur S. Young]]. His [[Letters and papers of Peter Young|letters and papers]] are collected on the site. {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] 88ae04ffd1e456d722c957383339ef3f6a7b3977 0 3495 6806 6804 2015-01-08T16:18:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ralph Young''', also known as "Uncle Ralph," was the son of [[J. Adam Young]] and [[Susan Shultz]], the husband of [[Mary Dague]], and the brother of [[Arthur S. Young]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] 1ce633f1d1fc03b147f0abd96c3f3b906c91a7ee 0 3499 6810 6809 2015-01-08T16:18:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Young''' family had been residents of [[Lancaster County]] since [[Peter Young]] came over from Germany in the mid-nineteenth century. [[Arthur S. Young]] was Peter Young's grandson, and his daughter [[Jane Young]] married [[E. Herman Brackbill]]. At the time of the [[Herman Brackbill Journals]], the Young family resided in [[Kinzers]], across the street from the [[Arthur S. Young Company]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] f404a68c8584c1cbadc76d644aeb2367b4803aff 0 3497 6812 6807 2015-01-08T16:18:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:SusanShultz.jpg|thumb|240px|Susan Shultz, scanned by Esta Jarrett]] ''Susan Shultz'', also known as "Grammie Young," was the wife of [[J. Adam Young]] and the mother of [[Arthur S. Young]], [[Emma S. Young]], and [[Ralph Young]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] 3ccdc1ddba9d16f7702283b7fb14c377bddda385 0 3500 6815 6811 2015-01-08T16:18:38Z Tjarrett 358373 1 revision wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ross Trout Yuninger''' (15 Jan 1909 &ndash; 9 Oct 1977) was the husband of [[Florence Brackbill]] and the son-in-law of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Yuningers]] ff7389bbcc02cef4c11415749b7784772f024a5e 0 2743 6816 5413 2015-01-08T16:18:55Z Tjarrett 358373 formatting wikitext text/x-wiki Another day, and although, strangely enough, the day of writing is eight days after this calendar day, the author (writer, to you) can still remember the main event of the day. While I was washing my car, a motorcycle pulled in bearing a driver, Dave something, and my good friend and brother, [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]]. We spent quite an enjoyable evening. We visited [[Jane Young|Jane]] and inspected the house. It seemed providential that we should visit her together our last single night, as it was in the beginning. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 18, 1939|May 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|May 20, 1939]] }} 71915192e708ed0c401142d919b90902e2bc6636 10 3503 6817 2015-01-08T16:20:38Z Tjarrett 358373 move over template wikitext text/x-wiki [{{{1}}} {{{2}}}] in the [http://www.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC_TOC.HTM Jarrett-Brackbill Genealogy] 0c3974b8bebe5c40d46ece9e3ff2ce7a7c8a489e 10 3504 6818 2015-01-08T16:21:24Z Tjarrett 358373 created template wikitext text/x-wiki ''This page is a stub. You can help improve the Brackbill Wiki by expanding it.'' [[Category:Stubs]] 411f4de71e7b1de8f7655ae3534f856053867cdc 0 1461 6819 4542 2015-01-08T16:44:08Z Tjarrett 358373 migrate main page wikitext text/x-wiki <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> ==Welcome!== Welcome to the Brackbill Wiki! The purpose of this site is to collect information (mostly textual) about the [[:Category:Brackbills|Brackbill]] family of [[Lancaster County]] and its extended relatives ([[Sheaffer|Sheaffers]], [[Hershey|Hersheys]], [[Leaman|Leamans]]). ==How to use this site== You do not have to have an account on this site to read information. If you'd like to edit the content of the wiki, please create an account for yourself using the Log In link at the top right. That way, we know that it's family members that are adding content. ==Latest activity== <activityfeed/> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Find videos about your topic by exploring Wikia's [[w:c:video|Video Library]]. [[File:Placeholder|298px]] <mainpage-endcolumn /> [[Category:Browse]] ea6e861fe64ec2e0bcc6ad1bb3a7ff608c120a81 0 2747 6820 5424 2015-01-08T16:45:55Z Tjarrett 358373 force templates wikitext text/x-wiki So this is my [[Wedding of Herman and Jane|wedding]] day. I got awake away before getting up time. I got up about six o'clock. Had nothing to do especially but couldn't sleep. I packed my things for my trip, shined my car, and shaved. After dinner, my last single meal, I spent about 2 hours dressing. At three o'clock the big event took place. It was a wonderful wedding, so everyone said, at the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]], of course, with a reception afterwards. We were chased around town and places with streamers. After getting our picture taken we finally landed at Marg & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] for the night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 19, 1939|May 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 21, 1939|May 21, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] [[Category:Herman and Jane]] e7f7390d6e92947237999cc9bc1c75a9d30c31d1 0 3032 6821 6005 2015-01-08T16:46:23Z Tjarrett 358373 force page wikitext text/x-wiki This project collects the text of the journals of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]]. Herman kept a journal from [[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1937|1937]], when he was 20 years old, until shortly after the [[HB Journal for Aug 8, 1939|birth of his first child, Evelyn]]. ==List of journals== * [[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1937|1937]] * [[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1938|1938]] * [[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1939|1939]] * [[Herman Brackbill Journal for 1940|1940]] ==A note on Herman's weeks== Herman and Jane followed a pretty consistent weekly pattern of activity, usually the following: * Work Monday through Friday, with a half day on Saturday * Laundry Monday morning * [[County Chorus]] practice Monday * Young people's choir on Wednesday * Adult choir on Thursday * Church and Sunday School on Sunday morning, dinner with family, then [[Christian Endeavor]] and church again on Sunday night. The other hours were never idle, and were filled with visits with friends and family, meetings of the leadership of Christian Endeavor and the Women's Guild at the church, and other activities. ==The journals as physical objects== The physical journals are lined, dated hardbound blank books from the National Blank Book Company in Holyoke, Mass. The inside covers of the journal contain reference information; in the 1939 journal, this includes counting-house calendars (a calendar on a single page with day numbers for each day) for 1939 and 1940; railway express shipping rules; and postage rates. The back of each journal contained blank, undated journal pages; twelve accounts pages, one for each month; and an address book section with alphabetic tabs. The 1939 and 1940 journals were purchased at Reams, on Queen Street in [[Lancaster]]. [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 435683ebd79cba22c0f5f66ebde3e8957bcc1e5e 0 3053 6822 6046 2015-01-08T16:47:27Z Tjarrett 358373 force update wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:2180643404 195847436d o.jpg|thumb|240px|E. Herman Brackbill]] '''Elam Herman Brackbill''', commonly called Herman (born February 4, 1917; died January 9, 2008), was the sixth child and second son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. He married [[Jane Young]] on May 20, 1939. He was the father of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill]], [[N. Marie Brackbill]], and [[John Brackbill]]. Herman was somewhat precocious, graduating high school two years early after skipping two grades in high school, and was chosen by his father to attend the Millersville Teacher's College along with two of his elder siblings. He received a two-year teacher's certificate when he was 17, but had to wait a year until he turned 18 to legally teach school. According to his own reckoning (and a list compiled post-1987), Herman had held many professions, including: * Farmer (1934&ndash;35) * School teacher (1935&ndash;36) * Work at [[Hess's Mill]] (1936&ndash;40) * Kinzer Equipment Company (1940&ndash;75) * Spectrum Fidelity (1976&ndash;86) * Greenleaf (1987&ndash;etc.) * Ressler Mill Foundation (1987&ndash;etc.) We know that Herman started work at Hess's Mill on July 13, 1936 because of his [[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1939|journal entry from July 13, 1939]], when he says it is his third anniversary of milling. In Herman's retirement, he returned to mills; specifically, he became an [http://www.resslermill.com/pages/mill.html interpretive guide at Ressler Mill], where he demonstrated how the old water mill worked and how it supported the local farm economy. ==See also== * [[Herman Brackbill Journals]] * [[Letters and papers of Herman Brackbill]] ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_009.HTM|Elam Herman Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hess's Mill employees|Brackbill, Herman]] 8ef0d37f10dcdcfb3574f6db3ef4243672c38d9c 6829 6822 2015-01-08T16:57:48Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:2180643404 195847436d o.jpg|thumb|240px|E. Herman Brackbill]] '''Elam Herman Brackbill''', commonly called Herman (born February 4, 1917; died January 9, 2008), was the sixth child and second son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. He married [[Jane Young]] on May 20, 1939. He was the father of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill]], [[N. Marie Brackbill]], and [[John Brackbill]]. Herman was somewhat precocious, graduating high school two years early after skipping two grades in high school, and was chosen by his father to attend the [[Millersville Teacher's College]] along with two of his elder siblings. He received a two-year teacher's certificate when he was 17, but had to wait a year until he turned 18 to legally teach school. According to his own reckoning (and a list compiled post-1987), Herman had held many professions, including: * Farmer (1934&ndash;35) * School teacher (1935&ndash;36) * Work at [[Hess's Mill]] (1936&ndash;40) * [[Kinzer Equipment Company]] (1940&ndash;75) * [[Spectrum Fidelity]] (1976&ndash;86) * [[Greenleaf]] (1987&ndash;etc.) * [[Ressler Mill Foundation]] (1987&ndash;etc.) We know that Herman started work at Hess's Mill on July 13, 1936 because of his [[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1939|journal entry from July 13, 1939]], when he says it is his third anniversary of milling. In Herman's retirement, he returned to mills; specifically, he became an [http://www.resslermill.com/pages/mill.html interpretive guide at Ressler Mill], where he demonstrated how the old water mill worked and how it supported the local farm economy. ==See also== * [[Herman Brackbill Journals]] * [[Letters and papers of Herman Brackbill]] ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_009.HTM|Elam Herman Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hess's Mill employees|Brackbill, Herman]] 909faf36e1c2132319d159ec58659f20e46b3f26 6 3505 6823 2015-01-08T16:53:09Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki == Licensing == {{Permission}} 00176588bd808aa1813d800196beb66fe5cf4063 6 3506 6825 2015-01-08T16:54:33Z Tjarrett 358373 View of the main barn on the [[Brackbill Farm]]. wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == View of the main barn on the [[Brackbill Farm]]. == Licensing == {{CC-BY-SA}} ab64a12240d747d7611dbce5d7b694995bae0f8b 0 3411 6826 6680 2015-01-08T16:54:51Z Tjarrett 358373 fix image inclusion wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:BrackbillBarn.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Main barn on the Brackbill farm]] The '''Brackbill farm''' is situated near the old Hershey church near [[Kinzers]] and east of [[Intercourse]]. It was the home of [[Harry G. Brackbill]], [[Esta Leona Leaman]] and their family, and remains in the Brackbill family to this day. The farmhouse building bears a plaque above the porch that faces the Pequea Creek that states it was built by [[Abraham Hershey]] and his wife [[Barbara]] in 1867. ==Physical features== The Brackbill Farm is accessible from the Hershey Church road and stretches to the Pequea Creek. It is bordered by farms on either side. The Brackbill house, a large brick house with three independent living units, sits just off the main entry road, adjoined by barns and other outbuildings. Between the house and the creek is a cornfield; cattle have historically grazed in the fields adjoining the river. The creek has been used for swimming and boating as well as a water source. The land along the creek, called [[Brackbill's Meadow]], was used for Brackbill reunions since at least 1939 and probably earlier to the present day. At the time of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s bachelorhood there was a substantial chicken coop on the property, for which he was responsible. ==External Links== * [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&time=&date=&ttype=&q=4887+Newport+Rd,+Kinzers,+PA+17535&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=38.092988,74.707031&ie=UTF8&t=h&om=0&ll=40.021001,-76.047825&spn=0.003796,0.009956&z=17&iwloc=addr Brackbill Farm on Google Maps] [[Category:Places]] 7e50f00b4386f13b5f8778e243f660826115f10c 6827 6826 2015-01-08T16:55:52Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:BrackbillBarn.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Main barn on the Brackbill farm]] The '''Brackbill farm''' is situated near the [[Hershey Church|old Hershey church]] near [[Kinzers]] and east of [[Intercourse]]. It was the home of [[Harry G. Brackbill]], [[Esta Leona Leaman]] and their family, and remains in the Brackbill family to this day. The farmhouse building bears a plaque above the porch that faces the [[Pequea Creek]] that states it was built by [[Abraham Hershey]] and his wife [[Barbara]] in 1867. ==Physical features== The Brackbill Farm is accessible from the Hershey Church road and stretches to the Pequea Creek. It is bordered by farms on either side. The Brackbill house, a large brick house with three independent living units, sits just off the main entry road, adjoined by barns and other outbuildings. Between the house and the creek is a cornfield; cattle have historically grazed in the fields adjoining the river. The creek has been used for swimming and boating as well as a water source. The land along the creek, called [[Brackbill's Meadow]], was used for Brackbill reunions since at least 1939 and probably earlier to the present day. At the time of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s bachelorhood there was a substantial chicken coop on the property, for which he was responsible. ==External Links== * [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&time=&date=&ttype=&q=4887+Newport+Rd,+Kinzers,+PA+17535&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=38.092988,74.707031&ie=UTF8&t=h&om=0&ll=40.021001,-76.047825&spn=0.003796,0.009956&z=17&iwloc=addr Brackbill Farm on Google Maps] [[Category:Places]] 941a0cd55a73e97dac190d7637dd00e20d2135d5 6 3507 6828 2015-01-08T16:56:34Z Tjarrett 358373 Photo of [[Herman Brackbill]]. wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Photo of [[Herman Brackbill]]. == Licensing == {{Permission}} 23a56715cdcc11293769d4ec83e27f3e9420755f 6 3508 6830 2015-01-08T16:58:58Z Tjarrett 358373 Photo of the [[Brackbill]] [[Harry G. Brackbill|patriarch]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman|matriarch]]. wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Photo of the [[Brackbill]] [[Harry G. Brackbill|patriarch]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman|matriarch]]. == Licensing == {{Permission}} b36533431e344ce0c8465359659fe52c0987b6b5 0 3060 6831 6053 2015-01-08T16:59:17Z Tjarrett 358373 fix image wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:Harry and Esta.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Harry and Esta Brackbill, scan courtesy Esta Jarrett]] '''Esta Leona Leaman''' (Mar 3, 1887 - Jun 1, 1987) was the wife of [[Harry G. Brackbill]]. She was the daughter of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and [[Anna Barbara Hershey]]. Harry and Esta's children were [[Reba Leona Leaman]], [[Elam Herman Brackbill]], [[Florence Betty Brackbill]], [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.]], [[Grace Eleanor Brackbill]], [[Eunice Viola Brackbill]], [[Christian Harold Brackbill]], [[Hershey Leaman Brackbill]], [[Herbert Brackbill]], [[Doris Elaine Brackbill]], [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill]], [[Warren Harding Brackbill]] and [[Janice Marie Brackbill]]. ==See also== * [[Harry G. Brackbill Honeymoon Journal]] * [[Esta Brackbill at 100]] ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_015.HTM|Esta Leona Leaman}} [[Category:Leamans]] [[Category:Brackbills]] {{stub}} 30eab1d2a7112986262198510f2ddd49cd805025 0 3075 6832 6077 2015-01-08T17:02:09Z Tjarrett 358373 fix broken file link wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:Harry and Esta.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Harry and Esta Brackbill, scan courtesy Esta Jarrett]] '''Harry G. Brackbill''' (Aug 21, 1881 - Mar 17, 1967), son of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]], was the father of the extended Brackbill clan and husband of [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. Harry and Esta's children were [[Reba Leona Leaman]], [[Elam Herman Brackbill]], [[Florence Betty Brackbill]], [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.]], [[Grace Eleanor Brackbill]], [[Eunice Viola Brackbill]], [[Christian Harold Brackbill]], [[Hershey Leaman Brackbill]], [[Herbert Brackbill]], [[Doris Elaine Brackbill]], [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill]], [[Warren Harding Brackbill]] and [[Janice Marie Brackbill]]. == See also == * [[Harry G. Brackbill Honeymoon Journal]] == External links == * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_015.HTM|Harry G. Brackbill}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 8afbe081b61792d47e031f1b76b77c11957340fc 6 3509 6833 2015-01-08T17:02:44Z Tjarrett 358373 [[Jane Young]] circa 1939. wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == [[Jane Young]] circa 1939. == Licensing == {{Permission}} 193aae1ebb237ae1817cb3caef56efc236018355 0 3091 6834 6101 2015-01-08T17:03:02Z Tjarrett 358373 fix image link wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:JaneYoung.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Jane Young, circa 1939 (Watt & Shand photo)]] '''Jane Elizabeth Young''' (Feb 25, 1919 - Oct 14, 1998) was the wife of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and daughter of [[Arthur S. Young]] and [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], and mother of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill]], [[N. Marie Brackbill]], and [[John Brackbill]]. Jane attended [[Pequea High School]] and [[Lancaster Business College]], and worked at the [[Arthur S. Young Company]]. She also served as the founding secretary of [[Rough and Tumble]]. ==See also== * [[Letters and papers of Jane Young Brackbill]] ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_009.HTM|Jane Elizabeth Young}} {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:Brackbills]] f18ea74b0f676fcb98ac3af5473e7e618bbf0a9c 6 3510 6835 2015-01-08T17:03:42Z Tjarrett 358373 [[John Sheaffer]] and his wife Suzanne. wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == [[John Sheaffer]] and his wife Suzanne. == Licensing == {{PD}} 3e14432350c3f35355af1c63e9ac745d9e4d41bd 6836 6835 2015-01-08T17:03:59Z Tjarrett 358373 /* Summary */ wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == [[John Milton Sheaffer]] and his wife Suzanne. == Licensing == {{PD}} b7eef55490d359aba99d6a1541491ec4565d9dec 0 3433 6837 6713 2015-01-08T17:04:17Z Tjarrett 358373 fix image links wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:JohnSuzanneSheaffer.jpg|thumb|240px|John and Susannah Sheaffer, image scanned by Esta Jarrett]] '''John Milton Sheaffer''' was the son of [[William Augustus Sheaffer]] and [[Mary Catherine Hoar]]. He was the husband of [[Susannah Withrow]] and the father of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], [[Eva Sheaffer]], [[Virginia Sheaffer]], [[Ray Sheaffer]], [[Mary Sheaffer]], [[William Sheaffer]], and [[Herbert Sheaffer]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC05/WC05_331.HTM|John Milton Sheaffer}} {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers]] 1d67f464d09b24ddb6e3b6ea8094f0d1aaf031df 6 3511 6838 2015-01-08T17:04:54Z Tjarrett 358373 [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]]. wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]]. == Licensing == {{CC-BY-SA}} 23296788caf66563b4dc7649bf745b8bea1e0c0f 0 3328 6839 6544 2015-01-08T17:08:46Z Tjarrett 358373 fix template, image wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:36110110 b6464e10b5 m.jpg|thumb|240px|Leacock Presbyterian Church]] '''Leacock Presbyterian Church''', located in [[Paradise]] in [[Lancaster County]], became the church home of the [[Brackbill]] family after [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]] left the Mennonite church. The Brackbills were active in youth choir at the time of Herman's journals, as well as the orchestra, the guild, and of course [[Christian Endeavor]]. The Paradise site was the second location of Leacock. The original church, founded in 1724 and built between 1740 (original log church) and 1750 (current stone church), is located on Route 340 west of [[Intercourse]]. [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]] are buried in the cemetery at Leacock in Paradise alongside other family members. The cemetery at Old Leacock has one famous denizen, US Representative [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Whitehill James Whitehill]. == External links == * [http://www.leacockpres.org/ Leacock Presbyterian Church home page] * [http://www.leacockpres.org/old_leacock.htm History of Old Leacock] * [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=leacock+presbyterian+church,+paradise,+pa&ie=UTF8&ll=40.009012,-76.121451&spn=0.001931,0.005021&t=h&z=18&om=0 Leacock Presbyterian Church on Google Maps] * [http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=leacock+presbyterian+church,+paradise,+pa&ie=UTF8&ll=40.038971,-76.132894&spn=0.00193,0.005021&t=h&z=18&om=0 Old Leacock on Google Maps] {{stub}} [[Category:Places]] [[Category:Organizations]] 96e556413714fb342f2c0354b1595bb17f3662e8 6 3512 6840 2015-01-08T17:09:32Z Tjarrett 358373 Ray Sheaffer in a photo scanned by [[Esta Jarrett]] and available on [http://www.flickr.com/photos/92727610@N00/419560189/ Flickr]. wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Ray Sheaffer in a photo scanned by [[Esta Jarrett]] and available on [http://www.flickr.com/photos/92727610@N00/419560189/ Flickr]. == Licensing == {{CC-BY-SA}} 983e9bbf26d1faad74abcec0b0d2437649c6f536 6 3513 6841 2015-01-08T17:11:12Z Tjarrett 358373 Snapshot from the ground breaking for the Rough and Tumble museum. From [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/634/IMA_V13_I4_Jul_1958_15b.htm Steam Traction magazine]: <blockquote> ==GROUND BROKEN FOR MUSEUM== Official groundbreaking ceremonies were ... wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Snapshot from the ground breaking for the Rough and Tumble museum. From [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/634/IMA_V13_I4_Jul_1958_15b.htm Steam Traction magazine]: <blockquote> ==GROUND BROKEN FOR MUSEUM== Official groundbreaking ceremonies were held Saturday, April 19, 1958, by the Rough & Tumble Engineer for their new Museum at [[Kinzers]], Pa. Pictured above left to right are, M. A. Trout, Kinzers, Pa., chairman of the Building Committee; [[C. Everett Young]], Kinzers, Pa., president of the Association; Joseph H. Stoltzfus, Atglen, Pa., director; [[Jane Young|Mrs. Jane Young Brackbill]], Kinzers, Pa., secretary of the Association; A. D. Mast of Lancaster, Pa., vice-president; and Ralph W. Green, Elizabeth, N. J. Erection of the pre-fabricated steel structure will begin as soon as shipments arrive, association president C. Everett Young said. "The structure has been so designed that it will lend itself to additions' from time to time." Young also announced that donations of exhibits and funds are still coming in. The association moved to hire a full-time curator for the Museum. </blockquote> == Licensing == {{Permission}} 54e2a38008c48b46c288addcfa99c9ec81d48226 0 3336 6842 6556 2015-01-08T17:11:56Z Tjarrett 358373 link wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:RoughAndTumble.jpg|thumb|240px|Photo of the groundbreaking for the Rough and Tumble Museum.]] '''Rough & Tumble Engineers Historical Association''', founded in 1948 by [[Arthur S. Young]], is both an event and a historical association of steam machinery enthusiasts. The association preserves moving artifacts and historical information about steam machinery used for agricultural purposes; the event, colloquially called the "Thresherman's Reunion," consists of live demonstrations of steam equipment, including tractors, engines, and steam engine powered machines (for instance, a shingle maker). Rough and Tumble grew up on the grounds of the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] in [[Kinzers]] and the reunion is still held there. ==References== * [http://www.roughandtumble.org/ Rough and Tumble Home Page] * [http://www.roughandtumble.org/rt_about_history_1.asp History of Rough and Tumble] {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] 128a370eb9e7cc56d3c43d8b95a9e746e4c9ef3f 6 3514 6843 2015-01-08T17:12:52Z Tjarrett 358373 Picture of the Sheaffer family, originally scanned and posted to [http://www.flickr.com/photos/92727610@N00/381346824/sizes/m/ Flickr] by Esta Jarrett. wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Picture of the Sheaffer family, originally scanned and posted to [http://www.flickr.com/photos/92727610@N00/381346824/sizes/m/ Flickr] by Esta Jarrett. == Licensing == {{CC-BY-SA}} ad981ba43d2f31190cc2bd72305997d6d2df09d5 0 3443 6844 6733 2015-01-08T17:13:06Z Tjarrett 358373 fix image wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:Sheaffers.jpg|thumb|240px|The Sheaffer family, scanned by Esta Jarrett]] The '''Sheaffer''' family lived in [[Lancaster County]]. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]] was the wife of [[Arthur S. Young]] and the mother of [[Jane Young]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers]] cf3d254817415a0969d27529ceeb1cd9ac598be9 6 3515 6845 2015-01-08T17:15:16Z Tjarrett 358373 Picture of [[Susan Shultz]], originally posted on [http://www.flickr.com/photos/92727610@N00/381384552/ Flickr], scan by [[Esta Jarrett]]. wikitext text/x-wiki == Summary == Picture of [[Susan Shultz]], originally posted on [http://www.flickr.com/photos/92727610@N00/381384552/ Flickr], scan by [[Esta Jarrett]]. == Licensing == {{PD}} 17801689b9f3c52bb671c0c02b5603ab44ccf024 0 3497 6846 6812 2015-01-08T17:15:36Z Tjarrett 358373 fix image wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:SusanShultz.jpg|thumb|240px|Susan Shultz, scanned by Esta Jarrett]] ''Susan Shultz'', also known as "Grammie Young," was the wife of [[J. Adam Young]] and the mother of [[Arthur S. Young]], [[Emma S. Young]], and [[Ralph Young]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] 15a8b548e8e44a596338c9a1f2a5a786c347513b 6 3516 6847 2015-01-08T17:16:04Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki == Licensing == {{Permission}} 00176588bd808aa1813d800196beb66fe5cf4063 0 3265 6848 6448 2015-01-08T17:16:28Z Tjarrett 358373 fix image link wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:WeddingHermanJane.jpg|thumb|240px|Herman and Jane wedding portrait, digitized by Esta Jarrett]] The '''wedding of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]]''' occurred at 3:00 PM on [[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|May 20, 1939]] at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]]. ==Wedding announcement== ''As printed in the newspaper; see [http://www.flickr.com/photos/92727610@N00/431034672/ scan]. Note discrepancy between the printed time and what Herman recorded in his journal!'' The marriage of Miss Jane E. Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. [[Arthur S. Young]] of [[Kinzer]], and E. Herman Brackbill, son of Mr. and Mrs. [[Harry G. Brackbill|H. G. Brackbill], of Kinzer, took place Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Leacock Presbyterian church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. [[Jay W. Kauffman]], pastor of the church, in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives. The wedding marches and a short organ recital were played by [[Mrs. Willis L. Herr]], organist of the church, and Mrs. Jay W. Kauffman, wife of the pastor, sang two numbers. The made-of-honor was Miss [[Betty Doutrich|Elizabeth Doutrich]], of [[Lancaster]], and the bridesmaids were Miss [[Ethel Bryson]], [[Paradise]], and [[Eunice Brackbill|Mrs. Valner Robinson]], [[Bird-in-Hand]]. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry Brackbill, Jr.]], brother of the bridegroom, was best man, and the ushers were [[Harold Brackbill]] and [[Warren Brackbill]], brothers of the groom, and [[C. Everett Young|Everett Young]], brother of the bride. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was gowned in white net over satin with a square neckline and a shirred bodice. She wore a finger tip veil, caught with orange blossoms. The maid-of-honor wore pink chiffon and carried pink snapdragons, while the bridesmaids were gowned in fuschia chiffon and in powder blue chiffon, and carried mixed snapdragons. The flower girls were [[Joyce Elaine Moore]], Paradise, and [[Ruth Ann Yunninger]], Kinzer. They wore identical dresses of deep pink, and carried pink baskets filled with lilies of the valley. [[Eva M. Sheaffer|Mrs. Young]], mother of the bride, was gowned in blue chiffon over taffeta with dark blue accessories. A reception for the immediate families and a few close friends followed in the social rooms of the church, after which the couple left on a wedding trip to New York and the New England states. They will be at home [[HB Journal for May 27, 1939|May 27]], in their home in Kinzer. The bride is a graduate of the [[Paradise High School]] and attended the [[Lancaster Business College]]. At present she is employed in her father's office, Kinzer. The bridegroom is graduate of the Paradise High school and [[Millersville State Teachers' College]]. He taught school one year and is now employed by the firm of [[John Hess|John J. Hess]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Events]] f125ff9d93668a4919688745599bcfb70b7c75dc 2 3517 6849 2015-01-08T17:21:17Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "'''Tim Jarrett''' is an amateur historian and genealogist who transcribed the information on this site. He also works on a handful of other wikis." wikitext text/x-wiki '''Tim Jarrett''' is an amateur historian and genealogist who transcribed the information on this site. He also works on a handful of other wikis. 3feb63b1a9559e9e7528969e3a01b811adcc374d 0 1461 6850 6819 2015-01-08T17:27:11Z Tjarrett 358373 File added via photo placeholder wikitext text/x-wiki <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> ==Welcome!== Welcome to the Brackbill Wiki! 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[[File:BrackbillBarn.jpg|thumb|240px|right]] <mainpage-endcolumn /> [[Category:Browse]] ca8ce63a79e84859014385745597cf7277e3cab5 0 2881 6851 5695 2015-01-08T17:27:40Z Tjarrett 358373 fix nav wikitext text/x-wiki A pretty much of a Monday again and a wash day. It is very little that I now help my [[Jane Young|wife]] with the washing, but then she is quite capable. Everything was pretty much on an even keel at the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] & shop today. The weather was nice & all were busy. [[Doris Brackbill|Doris]] was here for supper and stayed all night. Jane entertained the Guild, while [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn]] & I sat upstairs in the "dog house" because she was bad. We came down & had a good time too. (A crackin good time.) {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 13, 1940|Oct 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 15, 1940|Oct 15, 1940]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] 8c7c27c3b984036434fe2ee3e1b6d77cb428860b 0 2238 6852 4282 2015-01-08T17:27:56Z Tjarrett 358373 fix nav wikitext text/x-wiki It's fun to have a house keeper and to get up and eat breakfast and go off to work. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] is doing fine. I was at work a little ahead of time for once. We kind missed our both Bosses but made out pretty well. The office wasn't very busy, but the men in the shop were. The Baby is still getting presents and having company. Four Brackbills were here after supper, [[Doris Brackbill|Dot]], [[Janice Brackbill|Jan]], [[Warren Brackbill|Barney]] & [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill|Jake]]. [[Ruth]] also visited. I went to [[Milley B]]'s to a committee meeting but was home early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 22, 1940|Aug 22, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 24, 1940|Aug 24, 1940]] }} 62dd32c583e51fe753456d42a8af0bb8ead344d2 0 2532 6853 4928 2015-01-08T17:28:18Z Tjarrett 358373 fix nav wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] had to get up this morning and unlock the door for the iceman but I scarcely remember it for I got up at a quarter of eight and don't remember much till that time. Sunday School and [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] as usual. We had dinner at home. In the afternoon we prepared a picnic with Jane's family over in "[[Brackbill's Meadow]]." We swam, played ball & shot snakes till we were terrible tired. We then went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & played with a kitten. After that we went over to [[Sheaffers]] & listened to the radio & visited for a while. So much till now. It is bed time & it won't be hard to sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 22, 1939|Jul 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 24, 1939|Jul 24, 1939]] }} d356740f872e63c8262ac630d01975ce2e1cecf3 0 2229 6854 4264 2015-01-09T17:48:26Z Tjarrett 358373 which john wikitext text/x-wiki After a little bit of struggling I managed to free myself from an enormous dream which was very superfluous. Again today, the heat was one of our main concerns for we all nearly roasted. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and in the afternoon [[John Hess|John]] went away leaving us at the mercy of our customers. Around our supper, [[Jane Young|Jane]] was wordless & I attempted to make her talk. She just would pout as usual in those cases & best I could do was to make her smile at a joke. We visited on our front porch in the evening. Jane went to [[Ethel]]'s & I shall retire early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 1, 1939|Aug 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 3, 1939|Aug 3, 1939]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] 3e8e26fb1df9daad839765c4d935cf898538eb73 6880 6854 2015-01-09T18:17:36Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki After a little bit of struggling I managed to free myself from an enormous dream which was very superfluous. Again today, the heat was one of our main concerns for we all nearly roasted. We were busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and in the afternoon [[John Hess|John]] went away leaving us at the mercy of our customers. Around our supper, [[Jane Young|Jane]] was wordless & I attempted to make her talk. She just would pout as usual in those cases & best I could do was to make her smile at a joke. We visited on our front porch in the evening. Jane went to [[Ethel Bryson|Ethel]]'s & I shall retire early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 1, 1939|Aug 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 3, 1939|Aug 3, 1939]] }} [[Category:Herman and Jane]] 98f459c3a7e736057ca7b742af578b013209f420 0 2203 6855 4212 2015-01-09T17:48:51Z Tjarrett 358373 which john wikitext text/x-wiki Today again I got up earlier than the cooks and had to wait for breakfast. [[John Hess|John]] was late enough that I got a chance to start the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We started the day with a very few orders but business increased so much that we didn't get finished till way after dinner. [[Harold Brackbill|Short]], [[Morris]], & I took a living room suit to [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman|Uncle Ivan]]'s. After the P.S. of our supper, Short & I went after women. He brought [[Mary Jane]] to [[Kinzers]] & we all played [[Chinese Checkers]]. We left early to prepare for early rising tomorrow. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 7, 1939|Apr 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 9, 1939|Apr 9, 1939]] }} 14b1b1cfa14a714590063d31bc8ff35b798c890a 0 2201 6856 4208 2015-01-09T17:49:12Z Tjarrett 358373 which john wikitext text/x-wiki Bright and early, I started the day off. You must believe me, that is the only way. There is leisure before breakfast, if at no other time. There was nothing new at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], not even the weather, except there was no rain and [[John Hess|John]] got [[Morris]] a brand new truck. After supper most of us went to <strike>prayer meeti</strike> preparatory services. Most everyone was there, especially the young people. Maybe it was to see [[Harold Brackbill|Short]], but even so they couldn't help my seeing them & wanting them -- especially the one [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] tried to hear me kiss. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 6, 1939|Apr 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 8, 1939|Apr 8, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] f9b2ce590580bb02e7a9266bf0a02c293396410b 0 2147 6857 4100 2015-01-09T17:50:06Z Tjarrett 358373 which john wikitext text/x-wiki I got up this morning in good shape but had to wait around for breakfast. I was not late at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] but [[John Hess|John]] was. We were not very busy and so got done till noon. [[Dick]] was with us. In the afternoon I just sat and visited with [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] and Flossie. I also washed my head again. After supper, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I had a double date with Red and his girl. She, however, seemed to have "stood him up." After a flat tire we saw a good movie! I couldn't help showing my affection later. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 31, 1939|Mar 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 2, 1939|Apr 2, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 674533b218de770c7fe66752c55ecf3e2791d6b7 0 2173 6858 4152 2015-01-09T17:50:25Z Tjarrett 358373 which john wikitext text/x-wiki I got up earlier than ever this morning but had to wait for my breakfast. I was early to work but [[John Hess|John]] was already there. Sometime I shall get there before him. We were busy again but no one seemed to care. We worked nearly an hour overtime but didn't have to. I spent a good part of the forenoon in the office. After supper I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to East Branch meeting. We were both real tired. [[Luetta Sheaffer|Jane's mother]] got Jane a lovely set of silver in [[Lancaster|Lanc.]] this afternoon. After we came home we ate cake @ Grandma's. Ruth Groff, Earl's sister was there too. It was late till I got to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 20, 1939|Apr 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 22, 1939|Apr 22, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 5f4c950a329b666fb9b1df38eb3cc6affc43439c 0 2175 6859 4156 2015-01-09T17:50:45Z Tjarrett 358373 john hess wikitext text/x-wiki This morning, I <u>was</u> to work before [[John Hess|John]], only a few minutes. It was a beautiful morning and it was nice to be alive. We were pretty busy but got finished by dinner for a great change. Immediately after dinner I went to [[Youngs]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I dug a little of our garden, although it was a little too wet. I came home for supper and then went back to take her, along with [[Mary Jane]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] to [[Lancaster]] to a county [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] rally. We ate a little at McMi__s. Later I slept a few hours and nearly froze. I watched the Northern Lights a little. I had never seen anything quite like them. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 21, 1939|Apr 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1939|Apr 23, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] f3daddf666a1a13bb308ea2b2b59704331c2880a 6860 6859 2015-01-09T17:51:24Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki This morning, I <u>was</u> to work before [[John Hess|John]], only a few minutes. It was a beautiful morning and it was nice to be alive. We were pretty busy but got finished by dinner for a great change. Immediately after dinner I went to [[Youngs]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I dug a little of our garden, although it was a little too wet. I came home for supper and then went back to take her, along with [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] to [[Lancaster]] to a county [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] rally. We ate a little at McMi__s. Later I slept a few hours and nearly froze. I watched the Northern Lights a little. I had never seen anything quite like them. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 21, 1939|Apr 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1939|Apr 23, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] 8ce824bbbf077d4cd3559ab9f5070764a9c17598 0 2191 6861 4188 2015-01-09T17:51:43Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Winter seemed to have come back and settled upon again. It was real cold and the wind was blowing. I was neither late nor early when I arrived at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[John Hess|John]] was not there yet. I spent a large part of the day posting from the old ledger into the new. After supper, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] took Romain, Emma, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & me to [[Lancaster]] to [[County Choir]] practice. Lloyd was there this time and we had a grand rehearsal. It was full moon and Jane & I lounged in the back seat. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 2, 1939|Apr 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 4, 1939|Apr 4, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] c270a6b0ec8eb8a8dea760001a15ab52c2805331 6862 6861 2015-01-09T17:52:41Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Winter seemed to have come back and settled upon again. It was real cold and the wind was blowing. I was neither late nor early when I arrived at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[John Hess|John]] was not there yet. I spent a large part of the day posting from the old ledger into the new. After supper, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] took [[Romaine Troop|Romain]], [[Emma S. Young|Emma]], [[Jane Young|Jane]] & me to [[Lancaster]] to [[County Choir]] practice. [[Lloyd]] was there this time and we had a grand rehearsal. It was full moon and Jane & I lounged in the back seat. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 2, 1939|Apr 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 4, 1939|Apr 4, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] b44a1f101789d828491d08e75b8ceaf86f6e2a66 0 2509 6863 4862 2015-01-09T17:55:50Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Both of us were too, too sleepy, tired and lazy (mostly) to get up when we should have and as a result we had to hurry and then were late for [[Groffie]]. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] things were very usual. In the afternoon, [[John Hess|John]] "didn't come back to work." We were not rushed and so it was very nice (naturally). After supper [[Mim K.]] & [[Roberta]] dropped in on us. [[Milly]] & [[Charlotte]] came to a committee meeting to plan an [[East Branch]] picnic & splash party. [[Jane Young|Jane]] "looked it up" and discovered that this is my third anniversary of milling. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 11-12, 1939|Jul 11-12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 14, 1939|Jul 14, 1939]] }} 1c9bdfa58bc1388efc13ba659a0b173b422d4088 0 2507 6864 4856 2015-01-09T17:56:34Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Up again and going again, it is not always late. This morning was a little bit cooler but you could sweat if you wanted to. [[John Hess|John]] twice told me not to go down stairs to help the boys, that they were not busy, but they didn't agree with him. Nevertheless, I managed to find plenty to do up in "my " three upper floors. After a hurried supper, I went back to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. [[Dick]] needed a load for tomorrow & that meant running till about one thirty. I had no visitors, save one customer. Everything was going fine & I was reading when, almost midnight, swish, the mill slowed down & stopped, I jumped out of my site and flew to 'er rescue. The main drive belt had torn when it laced and I jumped to work and got them thar wheels a-turnin' again. At 1:30 I shut down and by 2:00 I was home in bed. We got up about 7:30 & after breakfast I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to work and went to Shirks & got my car inspected. After a swell dinner at [[Youngs]], I went to the mill again & employed myself with the usual millers routine. A Curtis Publishing employee was here. After supper we went to S.S. teacher's & officer's meeting. We had [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] board meeting with no large turnout. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 10, 1939|Jul 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1939|Jul 13, 1939]] }} 6ba7bc3e215fce5ab3d9c8c170ec2d35cac56097 0 2490 6865 4819 2015-01-09T17:56:56Z Tjarrett 358373 which john wikitext text/x-wiki Early again at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] was I. It looked like a slack day according to the order sheets in the morning but we were busy all day and have quite a few left for tomorrow. [[Calvin Hauch]] and I put a new checkerboard mill sign up on the side of the mill. It is a swell job. I ran out of gas in [[New Holland]] with [[John Hess|John]]'s LaSalle, but didn't walk more than a block. After supper I took [[Flossie]] and the kids home and looked over her nice bunch of chickens. I later squared up accounts and went to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 5, 1939|Jan 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 7, 1939|Jan 7, 1939]] }} 71d9eb97d0545905dc7f962439a6348946deb9cc 0 2463 6866 4767 2015-01-09T17:57:13Z Tjarrett 358373 which john wikitext text/x-wiki Finally I got up at a fairly proper time. Then [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] was late and I was late for work. [[John Hess|John]] had the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] running when I got there. We shut down in the forenoon and fixed the waterwheel again. It was quite cold and everything was icy. We were plenty busy and worked later than quitting time as usual. After supper I resigned myself to domestic life another time. We played [[Chinese Checkers]]. [[Val]] came and he beat me in Checkers 4 to 3. I phoned [[Jane Young|Jane]] and made arrangements for tomorrow night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 26, 1939|Jan 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 28, 1939|Jan 28, 1939]] }} b24b4da24353f91f1c587a42a417cc8c64b8b18f 0 2458 6867 4757 2015-01-09T17:57:32Z Tjarrett 358373 which john wikitext text/x-wiki Late again, but now, I hope, it stops. I really should get to work on time and get that [[Hess's Mill|mill]] started. The wind was blowing fiercely all day. It was not only strong, but terrible cold. In the forenoon I made a nice long trip to [[Reamstown]] which was cold. We got done at the mill in pretty good time. I brought [[John Hess|John]]'s truck home & took 20 more of my chickens to Troops. I had to go without supper to get to practice on time. We had a nice rehearsal and prayer meeting. Afterwards, I had supper at [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s, made by her and very good. I came home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 24, 1939|Jan 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 26, 1939|Jan 26, 1939]] }} 58951ceb6db8030b80f205253106456302143c02 0 2444 6868 4735 2015-01-09T18:09:23Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I got up and hurried along down to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], for I knew that [[John Hess|John]] was going to [[Harrisburg]] to the farm show. The boys were all seated around the fire waiting for action. It was the coldest morning yet this winter, with some thermometer recording as low as 10&deg; below. We had plenty to do and got plenty done. The boys work together very well--really cooperate. [[Dick]] came home with an order for flour Sat. and we were nearly out, so I went home for supper and came back to run the mill. I had little trouble and was pretty busy on up till Mid-night, then I lay down on the table with my head on a bag of bran and slept a little. I had to keep one ear on the mill and not the other one. I went to sleep again about four and slept till a quarter of six. Then I made and ate my own breakfast--fried eggs. The boys all reported to work this morning except John. Dick took me along to [[Philadelphia|Philly]] to the bakery. We had a fine trip, got back about 4:30. After supper I got my hair cut, visited [[Jane Young|Jane]] a very brief few minutes and so to bed (about 10:30) {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 19, 1939|Jan 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 22, 1939|Jan 22, 1939]] }} 25162b9648bd086bdd23c08e1bb0f1bd2229cbb8 0 2428 6869 4696 2015-01-09T18:09:43Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I got up nice and early this morning but [[John Hess|John]] had the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] running full speed when I arrived at work. The snow was deep but not drifted and had ceased during the night. We were plenty busy and I worked till about 3:00. Then the boys borrowed [[David Sapps]] two horse sliegh and borrowed "pappy's" horse and planned a sleighing party. We had fifteen or twenty guests and had a "sleighin'" good time. We both fell asleep at Youngs and I got home about 3:30. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 13, 1939|Jan 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 15, 1939|Jan 15, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] b71a23ae879cc5e34af9d672c31c7ac86affa95b 0 2371 6870 4560 2015-01-09T18:10:44Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Up for a blue Monday. Not at all late. Things were gladly different at the mill. I got time for a little cleaning up. [[John Hess|John]] put in a few window panes. The temperature was away, the sun shone bravely from dinner time on but could still drive the pain, yes actual pain, from my heart which seated itself last night. After supper I took [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]], [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]] & [[Jane Young|Jane]] to [[New Holland]] to a County Chorus party and practice. We had thousands of eats, but the "after we're home" part was best. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 19, 1939|Feb 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 21, 1939|Feb 21, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] d405922069425e7ae7ad1d0a2601a4eefa860b48 0 2358 6871 4523 2015-01-09T18:11:39Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki We are not doing bad this while past. [[John Hess|John]] was real late again, but things went fine. It was a damp, cloudy, windy morning. About dinner time it rained and the strong west wind drove it in the mill in spots. At quitting time the rain mixed with snow. This stopped about seven 30 and left it getting colder. [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] went to Wilmington with a load of feed. Mrs. Kaufman was not @ choir practice. Attendance was poor in general. I got my Chevy from Shirks with a new fender. Bed late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 14, 1939|Feb 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 16, 1939|Feb 16, 1939]] }} da567228416e87fb08a868a7f886fda83343d29d 0 2352 6872 4513 2015-01-09T18:12:04Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I got up in pretty good time and was ready for a good day's work. [[John Hess|John]] didn't come till afternoon and we were kept pretty busy with everything. Things went off in fine shape, though, and we got done by 4:00 and came home with the sun shining. After supper we were scheduled to have a UC CE meeting at home. However, only four boys came. We had some high arguments and quite a fine business meeting. It seemed odd not to have to go home after the meeting. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 12, 1939|Feb 12, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 14, 1939|Feb 14, 1939]] }} 04a346d4f6570933a73b07f196490ed99f44c647 0 2344 6873 4501 2015-01-09T18:13:17Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilnik wikitext text/x-wiki [[John Hess|John]] was not at the mill when I arrived. But he was there after he came for everything was not as he thought it should have been - nothing serious. We had a good many orders again as usual for Saturday. After dinner we should have been done but [[Dick]] & I put a new silk on the mill and so I didn't get home until four. [[Jane Young|Jane]] and I went up to [[Marg Bucher|Marg]] & [[Willis Bucher|Willis]]'s for supper & the evening - they wanted us to stay all night but we declined. A stray west wind lowered the temperature to away below freezing since dark. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 10, 1939|Feb 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 12, 1939|Feb 12, 1939]] }} d978b5842d22cad699222b431f585ea42bd9ed74 0 2336 6874 4489 2015-01-09T18:15:03Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki It is almost needless to say I got up late again, for try as I might, I cannot make the "apple." Too bad! too for there was much to be done and all day was not sufficient to do it in... [[John Hess|John]] was absent off and on and we had to shift for ourselves. We finished by 5:30. After supper we had a hurrying, scrambling time to get dressed and to practice on time. To our surprise (happy) [[Jay W. Kauffman|Mr. Kaufman]] was there to direct us. After prayer meeting, we had ice cream & pretzels at G____s & I stayed very late as usual. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 31, 1939|Jan 31, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 2, 1939|Feb 2, 1939]] }} 478b62d4ea1c03e56bc6b8fff894be588395e246 0 2253 6875 4312 2015-01-09T18:15:22Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Today was a cloudy one again. It was quite cool for a change & [[John Hess|John]] wore a coat part of the time. I didn't have any trouble keeping warm, though. At dinner time I called the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]] and talked to [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] who had been home the last two days. After supper we cleaned up and went out to solicit ads for the Yearbook. We had quite enough success. We went home to the farm then & visited. [[Yuningers]] were there. We talked, ate watermelon & canteloupe till we "pert near busted" & came home with a car full of supplies. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 29, 1939|Aug 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 31, 1939|Aug 31, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] b95e4fe4a844a46549ddcc8b1c43012016d84d07 0 2251 6876 4308 2015-01-09T18:16:07Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki There was no trouble to getting started. The weather was hot in the morning and continued so throughout the entire day. I spent a good bit of time doing office work for it was the most pleasant. [[John Hess|John]] was away a good bit of the afternoon which made it a little nicer for us because we weren't busy. After supper I dressed & cleaned up and went to [[Christiana]] to change my Registration address. I soon came back and we sat on the front porch and enjoyed a nice cool breeze & a noisy katydid. [[Junie Z.]] & [[Bobby Brown]] dropped in on us and we had a good time. Soon it's bedtime. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 2, 1939|Aug 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 4, 1939|Aug 4, 1939]] }} 24044f5b60046113f8866e1c1df438458570a8e5 0 2247 6877 4300 2015-01-09T18:16:29Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Sunday can't come without our first having fulfilled the day ahead of it and so we start with Monday. It was real cool this morning and we appreciated the change. After we got [[Dick]] loaded & headed for [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] we found we weren't so terrible busy. [[Groffie]] went to mow [[John Hess|John]]'s lawn, [[Morris Schnupp|Schnuppie]] made mostly long trips, John was away all afternoon and so [[Allen|Allie]] & I had the place to ourselves. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed. I started to put up a chicken yard fence but darkness put a stop to that about 7:30. Then I relaxed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 27, 1939|Aug 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 29, 1939|Aug 29, 1939]] }} 373da2c84bcefa1f808aa67a26e08b40185e693c 0 2237 6878 4280 2015-01-09T18:16:54Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I waked, cat-naped, and dreamed alternately this morning until it was half hour past time to get up. When we got to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], the wheels were already turning and [[John Hess|John]] was back on the job. We were real busy but got finished in good time. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] raked & mowed the yard & I trimmed hedge & mowed until dark. Then Jane ironed & I washed & dried the supper dishes. It is a perfect late summer evening, dark real soon and not warm, crickets & katydids. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 22, 1939|Aug 22, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 24, 1939|Aug 24, 1939]] }} e817812758a6988114dc554cc6703222211f09e1 0 2233 6879 4272 2015-01-09T18:17:14Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Things were about the same at home this morning except, maybe, my stomach. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] it was different than any other day yet. [[John Hess|John]] was away and we weren't too busy. The men were all around and we should have gotten along fine but the fellows were just lazy and as a result we all worked an hour overtime. For supper, [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went home to the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]]. After supper, we got apples ready to make cider and apple butter tomorrow. We also celebrated [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]]'s 58th Birthday with [[Yuningers]] & [[Robinsons]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 20, 1939|Aug 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 22, 1939|Aug 22, 1939]] }} 2fb081bf824e7fbca28aa0eb04bb6395cfb2d7c3 0 2203 6881 6855 2015-01-09T18:18:39Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Today again I got up earlier than the cooks and had to wait for breakfast. [[John Hess|John]] was late enough that I got a chance to start the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We started the day with a very few orders but business increased so much that we didn't get finished till way after dinner. [[Harold Brackbill|Short]], [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]], & I took a living room suit to [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman|Uncle Ivan]]'s. After the P.S. of our supper, Short & I went after women. He brought [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]] to [[Kinzers]] & we all played [[Chinese Checkers]]. We left early to prepare for early rising tomorrow. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 7, 1939|Apr 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 9, 1939|Apr 9, 1939]] }} ca6cb29811ec319578242ea46abd51dd14536398 0 2201 6882 6856 2015-01-09T18:19:03Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilnk wikitext text/x-wiki Bright and early, I started the day off. You must believe me, that is the only way. There is leisure before breakfast, if at no other time. There was nothing new at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], not even the weather, except there was no rain and [[John Hess|John]] got [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] a brand new truck. After supper most of us went to <strike>prayer meeti</strike> preparatory services. Most everyone was there, especially the young people. Maybe it was to see [[Harold Brackbill|Short]], but even so they couldn't help my seeing them & wanting them -- especially the one [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] tried to hear me kiss. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 6, 1939|Apr 6, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 8, 1939|Apr 8, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 1bc3b7398b253014111a959b8a8c3a919c9bae8c 0 3518 6883 2015-01-09T18:20:06Z Tjarrett 358373 created redirect wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Jay W. Kauffman]] 9a83f58e426cf80dccfc3f9f811dfb78d75357cc 0 2160 6884 4126 2015-01-09T18:20:53Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|My wife]] has been seeing too much night life lately for she was no more than awake when I got up this morning and was ready to go to work. We are gradually getting situated in our new office and are more pleased with it every day. [[Red]] put the blinds up and we were getting more electrical fixtures. At suppertime [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]] paid a short unexpected visit. After supper we went to [[County Chorus]]. [[Lloyd]] wasn't there but we made out quite well. It was cool today and partly cloudy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 14, 1940|Apr 14, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 16, 1940|Apr 16, 1940]] }} 2eeb69977b3b8f168e32755b431b632fae90ef77 0 2205 6885 4216 2015-01-09T18:21:17Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki A wonderful day. The ground was white with snow this morning. I got up about 5 o'clock and shaved & dressed--[[Romaine Troop|Romaine]], [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]], [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]], [[Harold Brackbill|Short]], & I went to the county [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Sunrise Service in [[Lancaster]]. I had breakfast at Jane's. S.S. & Church was well attended. Jane came here for dinner also Moores & Yuningers. We gathered [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbutus Arbutus]. Supper at Sheaffers. In the evening the Y.P. Choir put on a beautiful cantata and got complemented. Back at [[Youngs]] we listened to the radio quite a while and then dozed off from ten till about one. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 8, 1939|Apr 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 10, 1939|Apr 10, 1939]] }} c76a90cda801c7d980f04cfe277f5d80985e16c6 0 2226 6886 4258 2015-01-09T18:21:34Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I am so tired (physically) that I am tempted to retire without making this entry but it was such a wonderful day that I must inscribe. [[C. Everett Young|Youngie]] & I had a big breakfast, then we went to S.S. [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] was at Old Leacock -- Communion -- and I sat in the choir. I took [[Doris Brackbill|Dot]] & [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]] over home to the [[Leaman]] family picnic. We swam, played & had the best of fun. It was kinda rainy. After supper, [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] & I took MJB home & went in to visit my [[Jane Young|wife]] & [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|child]]. Home again--we talked for an hour then I came home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 17, 1940|Aug 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 19, 1940|Aug 19, 1940]] }} 73928587228090694931e07b5b4e0b976d10aa2e 6887 6886 2015-01-09T18:21:55Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I am so tired (physically) that I am tempted to retire without making this entry but it was such a wonderful day that I must inscribe. [[C. Everett Young|Youngie]] & I had a big breakfast, then we went to S.S. [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] was at [[Old Leacock]] -- Communion -- and I sat in the choir. I took [[Doris Brackbill|Dot]] & [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]] over home to the [[Leaman]] family picnic. We swam, played & had the best of fun. It was kinda rainy. After supper, [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] & I took MJB home & went in to visit my [[Jane Young|wife]] & [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|child]]. Home again--we talked for an hour then I came home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 17, 1940|Aug 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 19, 1940|Aug 19, 1940]] }} a65f482ecb5904ea0dea58927de127be9efca0e2 0 2330 6888 4479 2015-01-09T18:22:23Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki "O day of Rest and Gladness, O Day of Joy and Light." It was a beautiful day and fitted very much the words of the Hymn. I took my load to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] stayed home and made dinner. [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] was with us. We went to [[Grandma Leaman]]'s after dinner & took some pictures. Then we went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] for supper. [[Clarence Nelson]] was to viist our [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]] led. We had pictures at church. We went over home again and wound up back here safe & sound. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Dec 7, 1940|Dec 7, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Dec 9, 1940|Dec 9, 1940]] }} b74a5f30dce0840ed228db91213a3f7a0591d2f2 0 2430 6889 4703 2015-01-09T18:22:49Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki The alarm clock got me up at about eight oclock this morning. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] had a boy friend from college with him over night last night & we went to S.S. & church together. After dinner, [[Jane Young|Jane]], Harry & I took him, [[Ralph Shields]], to M-ville. We got [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]], [[Aldena]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] and had a sleigh ride wen we got home. I lost my good Elgin watch. The kids all stayed for supper then we all went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & Church. After church we had a committee meeting at Browns. Jane & I slept a little (what, again?) and I got home late, intending to sleep tomorrow A.M. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 14, 1939|Jan 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 16, 1939|Jan 16, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 842afd91ef84d8acaa4fd0c6106214f3082472f3 0 2470 6890 4784 2015-01-09T18:23:08Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Well, it looks as if I must have made a resolution to be early or on time at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], for I got there first again. School started again for [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] and the children. I can remember what that felt like to me in days past, and wonder if all kids mind it so much. We began to get busy today and worked a good while overtime. After supper, [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]] & I took some members to board meeting@ [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]]'s. I am the new president but the meeting went swell. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1939|Jan 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1939|Jan 4, 1939]] }} f9c34ccf6fdcf454c77b98559ea80c237d07a5e9 0 2472 6891 4787 2015-01-09T18:23:57Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilnk wikitext text/x-wiki ==First draft== Cold but not too cold.<br/> Nice & clear<br/> Busy again at [[Hess's Mill|mill]]<br/> sourkrout supper<br/> poorly attended board meeting at the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. == Final draft == Today is [[Janice Brackbill|Janice]]'s birthday, baby sister, she was twelve years old. It was nice and clear and not too cold. We were busy again at the mill. Supper was pretty good with sourkraut heading the menu. There was no prayer meeting at the [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] but the young people met with the intention of having choir practice and board meeting. There were not enough of the choir there to practice but we had a shivering board meeting over the register with [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]] slamming and [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]] winking. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 2, 1940|Jan 2, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 4, 1940|Jan 4, 1940]] }} 47bfc1984f9088405f9921cf8ac686b2d6b62497 0 2498 6892 4832 2015-01-09T18:24:25Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Laying in bed seemd to be quite the proper way to start our "day of rest." It just wouldn't have seemed right to sleep forever, so I got up and hurried off to S.S. & church. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came along home for dinner. [[Val]] & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] were here & played checkers. In the afternoon Jane & I went to [[Reba Plank]]'s to a comittee meeting. [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman|Uncle Ivan]] & Sensenig's came during the afternoon. We didn't visit much. [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & we had stereoptician slides at church in the evening. I got to bed real early (1:00 a.m.) {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 7, 1939|Jan 7, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 9, 1939|Jan 9, 1939]] }} 5252d0ab82871644ec84cc13337816fdd5bc1f85 0 2519 6893 4891 2015-01-09T18:25:59Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I was practically "dead to the world" this morning and as usual I felt "fit as a fiddle" once I started to work. It was a day as nearly perfect as one could wish for. Not only the weather, but every minute was most enjoyable. We were getting wheat in by the truckload. After work I went in [[Brackbill Farm|"home"]] & saw [[Kenny]] & [[Bobby]]. I saw Aunt Phi___ earlier. I brought [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] here for supper and as an over-night guest. He brought [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]] for the evening & we had a very nice time. Icecream was enjoyed by all. We all took her home (by her consent). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 17, 1939|Jul 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 19, 1939|Jul 19, 1939]] }} [[Category:Pages with illegible words]] a62fe350b3021a5d3b6992d72c7e27497dc22136 0 2626 6894 5122 2015-01-09T18:26:15Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki If the early bird catches the worm, we were entitled to one this morning for I was so early that, after I walked down to Earls, I had to wait for him no short time. The feed business is picking up again. We were real busy on up until just before quitting time. We started the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] grinding again. After supper we fetched Grammy, Auntie, Mamma Y. etc. to visit us. After they left, who should come but [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]], Bros. & Kenny. We showed them through in like manner. We like company. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 27, 1939|Jun 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 29, 1939|Jun 29, 1939]] }} d471dec46617fbd066a58b713ddbb8a80a8f2208 0 2654 6895 5198 2015-01-09T18:32:06Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I got up this morning all right. After breakfast & minor details, I went to S.S. with [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & the rest. It was cloudy and a little bit rainy. It was our good fortune to have as guests for dinner [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]], also [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]]. After a lingering dinner, we practiced cantata and the like. We killed time with [[Chinese Checkers]] and question writing. After supper we hurried off to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. It was a rainy night and a very few were out. Choir practice afterward didn't go so especially well. The family had just gone to bed when we got home and left us a cozy evening in which to sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 10, 1939|Mar 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 13, 1939|Mar 13, 1939]] }} dcdbb8ac258336a696ddb7b8337dcceb80e36c4e 0 2669 6896 5235 2015-01-09T18:32:47Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki The whole family of us got up earlier this morning and we didn't have any last minute hurry or rush. S.S. & Church were fun. [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]] sang a solo in our adult choir in church. She did swell and it was her first time in the morning. I ate dinner at [[Young]]'s, a swell one as usual. We went to Betty's in the afternoon for a birthday party & supper. I had to go to Mr. Ranck's for an hour committee meeting. We had so much for supper it wasn't even funny. We were late for [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & too full to sing at Church. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I spent a good evening at her home as usual. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 18, 1939|Mar 18, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 20, 1939|Mar 20, 1939]] }} 373e47d749afdef8b42f8f0e902e80e5e5bc4754 0 2682 6897 5259 2015-01-09T18:33:10Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki [[Groffie]] helped his parents move into their new home next to [[Young]]s and therefore was not at work today. [[Dick]] didn't go to [[Philadelphia|Philly]] and so we had him to help us. We had plenty to do but got done around five o'clock. The ground was covered with a few inches of snow when I got up, but it soon started to disappear. After supper we all went to choir practice. Rehearsal was fine only [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]] & [[Aldena]] were missing. Afterwards [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I talked awhile & finally went to sleep in the chair, under my coat. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1939|Mar 21, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1939|Mar 23, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 7097b3e3f68c03f0ed3164ee863f74caca384731 0 2691 6898 5280 2015-01-09T18:33:29Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Everyone got up in pretty good time and went off to Sunday School & Church. [[Jane Young|Jane]] came home with us for dinner. After dinner we went for blue bells & got some. [[Anna Leaman|Aunt Nan]], Marksberrys, [[Eunice Brackbill|Eun]] & [[Val]], and Moores came and all stayed for supper. I lead [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]] sang a solo (for me that is, by our consent at my request). A preacher from Allen traded pulpits with Mr. Kaufman. We practiced cantata after Church. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I made the night still longer & I was dopey. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 25, 1939|Mar 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 27, 1939|Mar 27, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 31803140ad5a3cffa80325a2d57c93ae5567f99e 0 2713 6899 5330 2015-01-09T18:33:48Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I lay a while before getting up this morning. A purpose awaited me in the fact that I wasn't sick for I had felt real terrible last night. The first thing at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], [[Dick]], [[Allie|Allen]], & I loaded a load of Rohr miller's potatoes for his cellar out through the yard. It was muddy as a result of last night's thundershower. It kept getting colder. In the evening we all went in to the Olimpya Rollerscating. I skated indulging with [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]] & accounted for it to [[Jane Young|Jane]] afterwards taking 2 hours (almost). {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 5, 1939|Mar 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 7, 1939|Mar 7, 1939]] }} [[Category:Courtship of Herman and Jane]] 46c3fb37e8afb2e9187922508ef76f1cea619535 0 2742 6900 5410 2015-01-09T18:34:08Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki There seemed to be no special reason to hurry this morning, so I laid in bed until the zero hour, then hurried off to work. Nothing rushed us at all and we were finished pretty well at noon. After dinner [[Jane Young|Jane]] and I both went down to type and mimeograph for the [[County Chorus]] and the Sunday School. We came home later & I mowed the yard, Jane planted flowers. After supper we went to [[Gap]] to hear the H. S. Band. It was good. [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]] celebrated her 17th birthday today--long live the Queen. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 17, 1940|May 17, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 19, 1940|May 19, 1940]] }} 50fab745796482aa3c887c131c40e85887dd407d 0 2810 6901 5550 2015-01-09T18:34:25Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki We got up in quite good time again & I got a bicycle ride to [[Groffie]]'s. It was very cold this morning but got a little warmer till evening. The [[Hess's Mill|mill]] required a few repairs at different times today. We were very busy in the feed department again. While eating supper, we were dropped in upon by [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]] & [[Bobby]]. After supper & saw a couple of welfare prospects. Then we all went in to prayer meeting and Choir practice. We had work but it was all fun. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 14, 1939|Nov 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 16, 1939|Nov 16, 1939]] }} cbc52e71116c4d63c809004c2efa2a6249471ff2 0 2873 6902 5674 2015-01-09T18:34:44Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki We got up sleepily shortly after the alarm "went off" this morning. It was still dark for the sun itself is staying in bed longer these fall mornings. At the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] we found the usual routine. [[Red McLaughlin]] was there a little. We didn't work extra hard or long. [[Ilse Eshelman]] put 40 chickens in "our" old wooden house. After supper we went to a S.S. ass'n meeting at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]]. The old wouldn't give way to the new. We had a short prayer meeting. [[Mrs. Kaufman]] was there for choir practice but the saddest note of the day was [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]]'s absence. Home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 10, 1939|Oct 10, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 12, 1939|Oct 12, 1939]] }} 00a2deeeb3796450eb30bbb5a310b5e1cf5ac4c4 0 2876 6903 5684 2015-01-09T18:35:04Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Nice day, the banks all closed and no money. Part of our force was taking a holiday today and we didn't see much activity at the shop. After dinner it was my good fortune to be able to go to the afternoon session of the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Convention. We had swell conferences and were well inspired. I came home for supper and got [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & we went back again. [[William Allan Dean|Wm. Allan Dean]] was a wonderful fellow & we enjoyed him as much as we benefited from him. ==Commentary== October 12 was [[wikipedia:Columbus Day|Columbus Day]], a bank holiday then as now in the U.S. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 11, 1940|Oct 11, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 13, 1940|Oct 13, 1940]] }} 1ecc65c7fc1c82c645fed007b6689853c129ef2a 0 2883 6904 5698 2015-01-09T18:35:22Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki The state of affairs let us lay in bed a few extra minutes. However, the time comes around when we must get up an go - a little earlier this morning for it was rally day at Sunday School - it was packed. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went over to the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]] for dinner & to spend the afternoon. We had quite an enjoyable day of it. In the evening [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & we sang an anthem in [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] once. [[Ellis]] & [[Elise]], [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]], came here to visit afterwards. Bed late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 14, 1939|Oct 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 16, 1939|Oct 16, 1939]] }} 809bdf9cc399093c3e73429edde7605f5c5acde6 0 3023 6905 5987 2015-01-09T18:36:23Z Tjarrett 358373 wiklink wikitext text/x-wiki We started in in quite ordinary fashion this morning. It was a nice morning and we took advantage of it. After dinner I really went to work around the home here. I mowed the lawn, picked a tree of pears, mowed a patch of weeds and dug and sorted my potatoes. After a good supper I sat down intending to do something. We got company. Beside [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]], we were visited by Mrs [[H. McGinnis]], [[Marg Bucher|Mrs. Bucher]], Mrs. Herr & families--Ester, Ursula & 7 Houck Girls. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 6, 1940|Sep 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 8, 1940|Sep 8, 1940]] }} 966d28238b605446cede27ef43a0444f3e485834 0 2176 6906 4158 2015-01-09T18:40:51Z Tjarrett 358373 wiklink wikitext text/x-wiki Upon arising and looking out the window I saw a cloudburst of snow flakes. A short time afterwards the sun showed his bright face for the first time in days. I walked down to the [[Arthur S. Young Company|office]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]] came down later. I am catching on pretty well now and we seemed to get a good bit done today. We were interrupted several times when we were eating our supper. Afterwards we went to [[County Chorus]] practice. Coming home we got [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]] ripping mad, but of course we shouldn't have. It's swell moonlight. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 21, 1940|Apr 21, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1940|Apr 23, 1940]] }} 08be3cd1db99b902c98ebce0dca81a8e39914297 0 2193 6907 4192 2015-01-09T18:41:09Z Tjarrett 358373 wiklink wikitext text/x-wiki Short (that is, [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]]) had to wake me this morning and yet we were late for our first discussion group at 9:00, fast time. After this discussion we went to the services in the (our) Church, Olivet. The sermon was preached by [[Park Hays Miller]], very wonderful. After dinner and discussion we skipped out of the closing service so Harold would be ready for Carter & the boys. [[Charlotte Byers|Charlotte]] & I came home about 4:30, at home. The Kaufman's were at [[Youngs]]' & I stayed for supper. The service tonight was a district joint at [[Strasburg]], a debate. We had a rowdy party at [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]]'s featuring Mary Jane & the moon, but [[Jane Young|Jane]] was main attraction. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 29, 1939|Apr 29, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 1, 1939|May 1, 1939]] }} c46a38206475db1ec802d15df50ff7cae152e19a 0 2219 6908 4244 2015-01-09T18:41:54Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I got up shortly after 5 o'clock and [[Jane Young|Jane]] followed promptly. After a short breakfast I hastened to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] alone & started the wheels a-turning, to get [[Dick]]'s load ready. [[Webster McLaughlin]] was at the mill all day visiting. It was surely hot but I had no strenuous work to do, only office work in the afternoon. We put in 21 white rock chicks about 10 wks old & 1 rooster. After supper we loaded up [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]], [[Nancy Young|Nancy]], [[Webby]] & [[Junie Zimmerman]] & went over to the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]] & swam & boated. We had a swell time. We got home about nine thirty & put the chicks to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 14, 1939|Aug 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 16, 1939|Aug 16, 1939]] }} dbe5e65b1b10f3fddc0730c151cc942b5a6d4429 0 2396 6909 4607 2015-01-09T18:42:15Z Tjarrett 358373 wiklink wikitext text/x-wiki We got up just in time to hurry around & eat & get down to [[Groffie]]s till he was ready to start. It was cloudy this morning and soon started to snow, continuing until night. [[Clyde Feister|Clyde]] was there again, helping us and still we were busy. We finished up on time. After supper [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]] came and we sent her back after her radio. We sat and listened to it till ten oclock. [[Jane Young|Jane]] ironed much of the time and talked right along. Now it's to bed, much in need of sleep. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 26, 1940|Feb 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 28, 1940|Feb 28, 1940]] }} 6e6a78e0bf093bbe411f174e58531834e8352e16 0 2419 6910 4670 2015-01-09T18:43:07Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki This morning I slipped back into bed and slept a while after getting up time. I wasn't exactly late for work, but wasn't early. We were comfortably occupied at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. It is a treat not to be rushed. I had a nice trip over to Faust's - [[Reamstown]]. I sold some pullets -- abt 30 for a fair price. After supper I went with [[Jane Young|Jane]] to a social committee meeting which was held at [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]]'s. We made out very well and had swell eats and everything. I came home but not early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 9, 1939|Jan 9, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 11, 1939|Jan 11, 1939]] }} 6ac507d9613bfc2f36543476f6d0fc78f813c0e3 0 2464 6911 4769 2015-01-09T18:43:23Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki The winter weather seems to be holding out exceptionally long this time. We nearly froze at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] this morning. [[Allen]] wasn't there because of a reception for his daughter at home. [[John Hess|John]] was back again and we put in a busy morning. In the afternoon we didn't do much of any thing. [[Jane Young|Jane]] finished cleaning. After supper we took [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]] & [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] along to [[Christiana]] to an [[East Branch]] Christian Youth week rally. After that we went up to [[Emma]]'s and had icecream & cake. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 26, 1940|Jan 26, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 28, 1940|Jan 28, 1940]] }} 486160d6d58f410f7830d20541a7c74c129d1567 0 2511 6912 4868 2015-01-09T18:43:40Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Things started as usual and proceeded as usual. We were there early enough to start the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] for a great change. The wheat is coming in at a fast rate - about 4500 bu already. It is in fine shape and the price isn't so good - 65&cent;. [[John]] was away nearly all afternoon. It was hot and we sweated as we went along. [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]] & our Curtis's saleslady were here again. After late supper, I mowed the lawn & [[Jane Young|Jane]] did some gardening. We visited down [[Brackbill Farm|home]] a little & enjoyed it quite a bit. We wanted to get to bed early but it looks as if we didn't. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1939|Jul 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1939|Jul 15, 1939]] }} [[Category:Economy references]] c128b617c65df7648b8ed8377fb770a763dd2f6a 0 2608 6913 5083 2015-01-09T18:44:18Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki We got up a little brighter & earlier this morning. [[Jane Young|Jane]] had breakfast on the table when I came down. She took me to work and went on over home & helped can peas all day. We were not especially busy at work today, and so it went well. I had dinner down home. It was very cool today--below 70 even inside. After supper we took [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]] & [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother]] & [[Nancy Young|Nancy]] to [[Chestnut Level]]. It was a swell night and swell service but we hadn't enough time to talk with the kids. We got home late & sleepy as well. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 19, 1940|Jun 19, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 21, 1940|Jun 21, 1940]] }} 6592c5db762413815843f17db6b126feb2933781 0 2762 6914 5456 2015-01-09T18:44:38Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I was kinda sleepy this morning, again, so was [[Jane Young|Jane]]. I made it to work without much breakfast. We were real busy at [[Arthur S. Young Company|work]] again. Lots of customers. After hurried dinner, we dressed & took [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]] along to [[Middle Octoraro]] to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Day down there. We had quite a full program but very instructive & enjoyable. [[Charlie Drain]], [[Rev. Fowler]], and several others. We stopped @ [[Rancks]] a little while coming home. It was foggy again and pretty misty. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 24, 1940|May 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 26, 1940|May 26, 1940]] }} 86b86a791b60b745caad742f13b3fcf4a3b82199 0 2795 6915 5519 2015-01-09T18:44:56Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I went off to work without [[Jane Young|Jane]] again this morning. [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] was to come and help clean the upstairs. Harold & I made out quite all right by ourselves. We had a nice warm dinner that really did the trick. In the evening [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] brought the little garden tractor up & we had a lot of fun. ([[Gid]] broke his leg.) [[Val]] came for supper & helped with the garden. We had a pretty fair [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Board meeting at [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]]'s. Jane stayed with company. We also ate & sang. Came home late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 6, 1940|May 6, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 8, 1940|May 8, 1940]] }} c5c8bf4d951ff296fa139077d6c5d20536ca43d7 0 2855 6916 5640 2015-01-09T18:45:21Z Tjarrett 358373 wiklink wikitext text/x-wiki Getting up seemed easier for no reason at all and I was early at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. The weather was a repetition of yesterday's only a little cooler. In the morning I worked alone with the noise but in the afternoon I worked without the noise, putting a new silk on the mill. I came home a little earlier than my usual late hour and we went to [[Strasburg]] to a District rally & Banquet. Attendance was excusably poor. Afterwards [[Brackbills]] & [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]] came here and <u>raised Cain</u>. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 2, 1939|Nov 2, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 4, 1939|Nov 4, 1939]] }} 82192b63503d5d52af589b19a126b3074702c8af 0 2863 6917 5656 2015-01-09T18:45:46Z Tjarrett 358373 wiklink wikitext text/x-wiki Just the idea of its being cold makes it hard to get up. Even if the house is slightly pretty warm, I can't get into the swing of things. Everything was as usual at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today. [[Dick]] took flour for a change. We got done a little earlier than usual, too. After a scrappy supper and scrappy preparation, we went to [[Lititz]] with [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]] & [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]. It was a County [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Social at the [[Moravian Church]] and there were over 225 there. We had a very swell time and all enjoyed it to the finish. It's cold tonight & I'm sleepy. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 5, 1939|Nov 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 7, 1939|Nov 7, 1939]] }} 8d1147b0050d037ad6a561d5c09236a6041bd988 0 2887 6918 5704 2015-01-09T18:46:05Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki The fact that it was Monday again, didn't increase my desire to get out of bed. There was a wonderful white killing frost everywhere & the weather was invigorating. [[Ross Yuninger|Ross]] has stopped working at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] & left us a man short again. We were simply busy. After work I went in home & helped [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] to pick apples till dark. The harvest is great & pickers are few & busy. We had a good supper & enjoyable evening listening to the radio. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]] came bout ten & took me home to bed. They had been at a guild party. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 15, 1939|Oct 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 17, 1939|Oct 17, 1939]] }} a0985a57b12acbb32d9c13ae008fde48288c1d75 0 2898 6919 5725 2015-01-09T18:46:28Z Tjarrett 358373 wiklink wikitext text/x-wiki Of course after Sunday comes MOnday, a little blue but rainy as ever, as was all of yesterday. I resumed my milling, repairing & bookkeeping and was fortunate enough to have to make a couple of trips out in the rain and got literally soaked to the skin in spots. After a chilly supper, but quite purpose filling, we washed & dressed and went to [[Lancaster]] to [[County Chorus]] practice. It was wet & we nervously went with [[Stanley Ranck|Twid]], humourously went with [[Emma]], & timidly went with [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 1, 1939|Oct 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 3, 1939|Oct 3, 1939]] }} fd6c5072ac563a3ef191a1f821a1077ce3aef26c 6920 6919 2015-01-09T18:46:40Z Tjarrett 358373 typo wikitext text/x-wiki Of course after Sunday comes Monday, a little blue but rainy as ever, as was all of yesterday. I resumed my milling, repairing & bookkeeping and was fortunate enough to have to make a couple of trips out in the rain and got literally soaked to the skin in spots. After a chilly supper, but quite purpose filling, we washed & dressed and went to [[Lancaster]] to [[County Chorus]] practice. It was wet & we nervously went with [[Stanley Ranck|Twid]], humourously went with [[Emma]], & timidly went with [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 1, 1939|Oct 1, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 3, 1939|Oct 3, 1939]] }} f9eb6a122d24df45afb5483e319de8d09ccb2860 0 2919 6921 5771 2015-01-09T18:47:04Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Today [[Dick]] was with us again for a change. Potato handling and flour handling are both at a standstill. After supper I spent quite some time bringing our personal bookwork up to date. [[Sarah Young|Sarah Y.]] & [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]] came over and discussed plans for the coming Halloween party of our [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] We had so much fun that we forgot to stay up and watch the eclypse of the moon. It was rainy & cloudy anyway. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 26, 1939|Oct 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 28, 1939|Oct 28, 1939]] }} 0b277807e025185649e84692a2b02b2ba40804ba 0 3001 6922 5931 2015-01-09T18:48:46Z Tjarrett 358373 wiklink wikitext text/x-wiki Another Monday, but not blue and therefore not bad. It was another warm "sun-shiney" day more like summer than fall. Much of my time at work was put in driving the little truck. I am not tickled with that job, but am getting used to it. We worked real late. After a dandy supper we all got ready and went (really went) to [[County Chorus]] practice in [[Lancaster]]. [[Warren Brackbill|Barney]], [[Hershey Brackbill|Hersh]], [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] & [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]] went along. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Sep 24, 1939|Sep 24, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Sep 26, 1939|Sep 26, 1939]] }} a169c53305dca3460955e68c7a1effce640cbc79 6 3519 6923 2015-01-09T18:59:11Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 0 3520 6924 2015-01-09T18:59:18Z Tjarrett 358373 wiklink wikitext text/x-wiki [[E. Herman Brackbill]] was a car aficianado his whole life, spending months looking at new models before purchasing one and subscribing to ''Car & Driver'' until his last year. This article lists and describes a few of the cars he drove. ==1938 Oldsmobile== [[File:1938oldsad.jpg|thumb|279x279px]] The 1938 Oldsmobile that Herman bought on September 17, 1940 (after dreaming about 1940 Buicks for months) was the first car that he bought as a married man. There's not much information about the 1938 model available, but generally Oldsmobile was incorporating the beginnings of automatic transmission technology during these years (they would introduce the first fully automatic transmission in 1940). A [http://www.jarretthousenorth.com/wp-content/1938oldsad.jpg 1938 print ad for Oldsmobile] is archived on the [http://www.outrightolds.com/ Outright Oldsmobile fan site]; [http://www.carnut.com/photo/list/olds/_olds38m.html photos of still-existing 1938 cars] (mostly hot rods) are online as well, as is the brochure for the model year. ==198x Audi 4000== In the last few years before he retired, Herman bought his only imported car, an [[wikipedia:Audio 80|early 1980s Audi 4000]]. 6d69996ec09f2b8ee1b824ef4e71acc6e369c4c1 6925 6924 2015-01-09T18:59:34Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki [[E. Herman Brackbill]] was a car aficianado his whole life, spending months looking at new models before purchasing one and subscribing to ''Car & Driver'' until his last year. This article lists and describes a few of the cars he drove. ==1938 Oldsmobile== [[File:1938oldsad.jpg|thumb|279x279px]] The 1938 Oldsmobile that Herman bought on September 17, 1940 (after dreaming about 1940 Buicks for months) was the first car that he bought as a married man. There's not much information about the 1938 model available, but generally Oldsmobile was incorporating the beginnings of automatic transmission technology during these years (they would introduce the first fully automatic transmission in 1940). A [http://www.jarretthousenorth.com/wp-content/1938oldsad.jpg 1938 print ad for Oldsmobile] is archived on the [http://www.outrightolds.com/ Outright Oldsmobile fan site]; [http://www.carnut.com/photo/list/olds/_olds38m.html photos of still-existing 1938 cars] (mostly hot rods) are online as well, as is the brochure for the model year. ==198x Audi 4000== In the last few years before he retired, Herman bought his only imported car, an [[wikipedia:Audio 80|early 1980s Audi 4000]]. [[Category:Herman Brackbill]] 9c8538ff1bafeb481a24dcbf503dc8b6617cf341 0 2163 6926 4132 2015-01-09T19:09:48Z Tjarrett 358373 wiklink wikitext text/x-wiki Back in the same old rut again. Up terrible late and later for work. It rained virtually all day and so for half the night. [[Dick]] was not there all day and [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] had off in the afternoon. [[Allen]], [[Groffie]] & I might as well have for we surely weren't rushed with orders. Morris worked at night. After supper & cleaning up we took [[Jane Young|Jane]] & Romaine to [[County Chorus|Chorus]] practice in [[Lancaster]]. All went just lovely & fine. Although some of the chorus from Paradise dropped out, it is stronger than ever. Bed late but not awful. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 16, 1939|Apr 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Apr 18, 1939|Apr 18, 1939]] }} 5acdf3adbeea2a07213c78d69be4f2060a3bdcfb 0 2362 6927 4536 2015-01-09T19:13:55Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki What a difference the pen makes. This one is [[Harry G. Brackbill|Harry]]'s. I am in my everyday clothes, leaving my new pen upstairs in my good coat. My old pen is here, but it is empty. By the looks of things, my head is empty too; and, till I am done, my page will be empty. [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] cut his hand badly at the mill today. We worked overtime but of our own free will. We are expecting to get a busy day tomorrow. I didn't go away but dressed, or watched [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] dress, four of my hens for the supper tomorrow afternoon. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 16, 1939|Feb 16, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 18, 1939|Feb 18, 1939]] }} c81b7b3d437ba98f4a50387eadf701ba787b548c 0 2388 6928 4591 2015-01-09T19:14:39Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki We were just a trifle earlier this morning and it was a good thing we were because there was plenty to do at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We worked plenty hard till dinner, then [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] quit and [[Groffie]] took his truck to town, leaving the finishing to [[Allen]] & me. We did it. It was a nice day, warm but the sun didn't shine brightly. After work I came home & we washed up & went over home to make [[icecream]] & have supper. We spent a nice evening talking and listening to the radio. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 23, 1940|Feb 23, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 25, 1940|Feb 25, 1940]] }} cf7b8c713b545b63a0dc8f9f879fdc260e0ea07b 0 2408 6929 4638 2015-01-09T19:15:18Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki As ever, - - - - - - - - We were not overloaded with orders at the mill but [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] was off and [[Carl]] had 3 flat tires and that made me one hour and a half late getting home. Of course, [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] supposed I had to work overtime to make up for lateness. After supper, on our way up to a Chorus Committee meeting in [[Lancaster|Lanc]], [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I took Adeline to [[Jacob Clayton Leaman|Uncle Clayton]]'s. We drove Jane's car. It rained and was damp. ==Commentary== ''Here Herman plays a little with the repeated theme of lateness by not even bothering to write anything after "as ever" except a series of dashes over three and a half lines.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 5, 1939|Feb 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 7, 1939|Feb 7, 1939]] }} 64c7979359f60fbd5e56ebd54b0b8fb1b838c30e 0 2423 6930 4681 2015-01-09T19:15:55Z Tjarrett 358373 wiklink wikitext text/x-wiki I was plenty sleepy this morning. I must have shut off my alarm in my sleep for [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] called me about 6:20 and I hadn't been awake yet. We were plenty busy at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] today--the weather was warm as usual and it didn't seem like winter at all. I had no supper at home but [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] & I went together to a feed dealer & employee meeting at the [[Gen. Sutter Hotel]], [[Lititz]]. [[Dan Van Pelt]] spoke. After the meal & meeting we stopped at [[Melfetz]] and each had an oyster fry. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 11, 1939|Jan 11, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 13, 1939|Jan 13, 1939]] }} c7c9dacb5049706597baca59fa7138394397ac38 0 2432 6931 4701 2015-01-09T19:16:13Z Tjarrett 358373 wiklink wikitext text/x-wiki Today for me started real late and continued late as usual. I got up at eleven (yes 11) and was just in time for a nice big dinner. Then I went to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and started my day's work. We were busy and [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] took the afternoon off. I ate a supper from my dinner pail and was quite satisfied. [[Chuck]] came over and talked awhile. The time flew rapidly and before I got a while lot done it was 11:15 and so I shut down and came home to mid-night lunch. The weather was nice. A little more snow melted. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 15, 1939|Jan 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 17, 1939|Jan 17, 1939]] }} 50390a3176f52b8e016bfdcfb61db2f0d555e2a6 0 2465 6932 4774 2015-01-09T19:16:43Z Tjarrett 358373 wiklink wikitext text/x-wiki It doesn't seem to take long to get me into a habit, for I got up early again this morning and was at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] quite on time. That was all very fine for we were terrible busy and everybody helped. It was quite cold but calm this morning. We had to tow [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]]'s truck to start it and got cold hands. Everything went smoothly and we finished up about 4:00 P.M. After supper I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] to visit [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val. Somehow, they jumped on me & I got sore. I upset Jane's whole evening but didn't notice it at the time. We went back to [[Kinzers]] where we slept from 2:00 till almost 3:00. When I got home, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] had just come in. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 27, 1939|Jan 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 29, 1939|Jan 29, 1939]] }} ea3eda553019add958afdd3862ec753e85cc2402 0 2646 6933 5177 2015-01-09T19:17:06Z Tjarrett 358373 wiklink wikitext text/x-wiki [[Jane Young|Jane]] got up more reluctantly than I did this morning, accordingly. I got off to work earlier and we faced another hot day. By different situations arising, we were all kept quite busy all day. [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] cleaned his cistern and I drove his truck a little. I drove in home, Garden Spot, after work & got some potatoes late. We had a fine supper with spinach. Afterwards we fiddled around the garden, cleaned my car and such like. We see no visitors and will retire early. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 8, 1939|Jun 8, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 10, 1939|Jun 10, 1939]] }} 6fce9495bafc9a803c36383b99fbda1d44dfd6da 0 2677 6934 5247 2015-01-09T19:17:51Z Tjarrett 358373 wiklink wikitext text/x-wiki I had a bit of trouble getting awake this morning, but I got, and was soon in the "swing of things" again. Things were slack at the mill for a change & I cleaned up and put up signs. After supper, [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] & I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] & Romain to [[Lancaster|Lanc.]] to Choir practice but Lloyd didn't show up and we didn't practice but came on home. I must change clothes now and go back to the mill where we are running all night in three shifts--[[Dick]], then myself, then [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]]. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 19, 1939|Mar 19, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 21, 1939|Mar 21, 1939]] }} 32a802483111d14e6ee8fd6310897b168c409a8a 0 2680 6935 5256 2015-01-09T19:18:25Z Tjarrett 358373 wiklink wikitext text/x-wiki When the calendar day came in, I was quietly sitting in the mill office reading or something. I "tended" the mill until [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] relieved me about 4:30 A.M. and then I came home to bed. I got awake about 9:30 and ate a big breakfast then went to work. I wasn't hungry at dinner time but ate half my dinner. We needed all afternoon to get a heavy schedule completed in time to go to a "feed" meeting in the evening. We met [[Donald Danforth]], Purina President. He's a real fellow & was worth hearing. P.S. I missed a [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] social. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 20, 1939|Mar 20, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 22, 1939|Mar 22, 1939]] }} 7fecb79a075640d741d2d70ed5322c6ec011faa6 0 2791 6936 5510 2015-01-09T19:18:45Z Tjarrett 358373 wiklink wikitext text/x-wiki Laziness in my veins kept me in bed overtime again but no apparent harm was done. The weather was simply adorable, rather May like in its influences. But then, why shouldn't it be? We certainly found plenty to do at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]], yea, really had our hands full. Directly after work I went to [[Youngs]] and had supper. Then [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I planted potatoes till dark. Then I went back to the mill and "kept shop." I had a goodly number of company. Red, Eddie, [[Dick]] & his pals, [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] & [[Clyde]] were among my guests. Ginger ale was served. As the 5th went out I was ''(over)'' probably packing flour. About 2:15, the gang left and I got down to some good solid reading. By 4:30 there was enough flour for [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] load & so I headed for home & bed. Daylight was breaking & some farmers were arising. About 8:00 am I again got ready for the mill. We were busy again & to further complicate matters, the mill, literally "fell apart." This necessitated my postponing a trip to [[Lancaster]] in favor of repairing. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I made more garden from 3:30 to supper. After supper I played with tractors, finally came home about nine & wil bathe & retire promptly, I hope. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 4, 1939|May 4, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 7, 1939|May 7, 1939]] }} [[Category:Mill maintenance]] e15eda4eb09b2fe6796c94423a5b200ae9428f08 0 3269 6937 6453 2015-01-09T19:19:53Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki [[Hess's Mill]]<br> [[HB Journal for Aug 4, 1937|August 4, 1937]] Dear [[Jane Young|Jane]], Don't faint, I'm writing you a letter. It is ten-thirty P.M. and I am in the office of the mill. I have been working overtime again and am getting thirty cents an hour for writing this letter. The late hours and much working are "getting me down." Your letter certainly hit the spot. I got it and the card when I went home for supper this evening. If [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]]'s birthday has passed, I must have missed it. Of course, I am home only to sleep and to eat a little. Yesterday [[Harold Brackbill|Harold]] borrowed my car to go to the Sunday School picnic. Harry, Daddy, and I did not go. I had to make my own supper and cut my finger while opening a baked bean can. Tonight [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]] and [[Ethel]] went to [[Mt. Gretna]] again. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] and [[Reba]] & [[Jack]] went also. I guess they are having a fine time at the [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] social. Harold has my car again. He is getting watermelons. [[Newt]] stopped in here on Monday afternoon to tell me that he is going on a vacation this week. [["Vanny" Pickell]] is taking his mother and a couple of brothers to Ohio, Ill., and I don't know where all. He and [[Karl Ranck|Karl]] and I had planned to come up there ([[Pinebrook]]) on Sunday after Sunday School. This spoils the plans. I am trying to get in touch with Karl to see if he will go anyway. Maybe he will be here tonight yet. I tried to phone him but he is not home. I have few visitors here now. [[Morris Schnupp|Morris]] & [[Mrs. Schnupp]] - plus the baby and "Nurse" - were here for a little while nast light, or I mean last night. (Sleepy) Do the monkeys remind you of me? I am tired and weary (and lonely and would like awful much to see you). Don't tell anyone. I feel as if you would not have to stretch your imagination when hugging the pillow. I am busy, but never too busy to think of you. I am glad you got there safe. Tell me exacly when you'll be back, so you won't catch me with another girl. I shall shut down shortly and so good night. Impatiently yours [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] P.S. I shall write to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] {{stub}} [[Category:Herman Brackbill letters]] e941488e6cba3f92c1902c8eecc67b5f36bf5a46 0 3521 6938 2015-01-09T19:39:09Z Tjarrett 358373 create redirect wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Webb McLaughlin]] af64374317629a63751288e9659e879dba580a09 0 3522 6939 2015-01-09T19:39:59Z Tjarrett 358373 redirect wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]] 8aa85381b6795dd87ccb022321afc66dea3d1d18 0 3523 6940 2015-01-09T19:41:20Z Tjarrett 358373 redirect wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Arthur S. Young Company]] a9484e288b4fc1f1321f21500c3bb691b8e2f38e 0 3524 6941 2015-01-09T19:43:09Z Tjarrett 358373 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ira Lee Brown, Jr.''', known as Lee, is the son of Ira Lee Brown, husband of [[Doris Brackbill]], and father of [[Eunice Eileen Brown]], [[Phyllis Elaine Brown]], [[Doris Elinor Brown]], and [[Ira Lee Brown III]]. He served as president of the [[Brackbill Reunion]] from [[Brackbill Reunion, 1955|1955]] through [[Brackbill Reunion,1957|1957]] and as president from 1957 through [[Brackbill Reunion, 1959|1959]]. He and Doris were married on [[ES Journal for Jun 11, 1949|June 11, 1949]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_031.HTM|Ira Lee Brown}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Browns]] [[Category:Living people]] 28a9e7c92b075418ae7442154517b38c9fa77875 0 3525 6942 2015-01-09T20:07:43Z Tjarrett 358373 create redirect wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Marg Bucher]] e930e9435897d5cb249b24d8ac10b34dd12dd177 0 3526 6943 2015-01-09T20:09:06Z Tjarrett 358373 created redirect wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill]] 7ebc65ab2668586452a2c6677108d3cabc4f9736 0 3527 6944 2015-01-09T20:09:52Z Tjarrett 358373 created redirect wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Sheaffer]] 893bf113f5d8923c72ea4a45af3ec0f924efc654 0 3528 6945 2015-01-09T20:42:13Z Tjarrett 358373 created redirect wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Red McLaughlin]] 7277d6dd622f337cf28f60bc7a73315ddc076b97 0 3125 6946 6151 2015-01-10T15:43:23Z Tjarrett 358373 updated page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Warren Harding Brackbill''' (May 27, 1922 – December 19, 2014)<ref name="obit">{{cite web |url=http://lancasteronline.com/obituaries/warren-h-brackbill/article_98fcd478-042a-574a-a954-12422a90bf91.html |title=Warren H. Brackbill |work=Lancaster Online |date=2014-12-22 |accessdate=2015-01-10}}</ref> was the tenth child and sixth son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. For some reason lost in time he was known as "Barney." With his brother [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]], Warren jointly ran the [[Brackbill Farm]] for 20 years after graduating from [[Paradise High School]]. After that, he attended [[Penn State University]] in [[York, Pennsylvania]], graduating in 1958 with a degree in drafting and design engineering. He worked for [[New Holland Machine Company]] from 1958 to 1985, retiring with 14 patents, and is listed in their book "The Innovators." He ran an antiques shop with his wife [[Marilyn Dennison Brackbill]].<ref name="obit" /> ==Patents== * {{Patent|US| 3123966}} * {{Patent|US| 3146569}} * {{Patent|US|3157019}} * {{Patent|US| 3167337}} * {{Patent|US|3298695}} * {{Patent|US| 3599870}} * {{Patent|US| 4026476}} * {{{Patent|US| 4069982}} * {{Patent|US|4097001}} * {{Patent|US| 4187988}} * {{Patent|US| 4205792}} * {{Patent|US| 4597532}} * {{Patent|US| D284382}} * {{Patent|CA| 1078889}} ==References== {{Reflist}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1922 births]] [[Category:2014 deaths]] 45297eb4818e3585622ded5a016ef2524886d328 6976 6946 2015-01-10T16:02:07Z Tjarrett 358373 add photo wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Warren h brackbill.jpg|thumb|256x256px]] '''Warren Harding Brackbill''' (May 27, 1922 – December 19, 2014)<ref name="obit">{{cite web |url=http://lancasteronline.com/obituaries/warren-h-brackbill/article_98fcd478-042a-574a-a954-12422a90bf91.html |title=Warren H. Brackbill |work=Lancaster Online |date=2014-12-22 |accessdate=2015-01-10}}</ref> was the tenth child and sixth son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. For some reason lost in time he was known as "Barney." With his brother [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]], Warren jointly ran the [[Brackbill Farm]] for 20 years after graduating from [[Paradise High School]]. After that, he attended [[Penn State University]] in [[York, Pennsylvania]], graduating in 1958 with a degree in drafting and design engineering. He worked for [[New Holland Machine Company]] from 1958 to 1985, retiring with 14 patents, and is listed in their book "The Innovators." He ran an antiques shop with his wife [[Marilyn Dennison Brackbill]].<ref name="obit" /> ==Patents== * {{Patent|US| 3123966}} * {{Patent|US| 3146569}} * {{Patent|US|3157019}} * {{Patent|US| 3167337}} * {{Patent|US|3298695}} * {{Patent|US| 3599870}} * {{Patent|US| 4026476}} * {{{Patent|US| 4069982}} * {{Patent|US|4097001}} * {{Patent|US| 4187988}} * {{Patent|US| 4205792}} * {{Patent|US| 4597532}} * {{Patent|US| D284382}} * {{Patent|CA| 1078889}} ==References== {{Reflist}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1922 births]] [[Category:2014 deaths]] 8f9bbe9de5700b7ce5bdb05d54d6736d9354d080 10 3529 6947 2015-01-10T15:44:19Z Tjarrett 358373 create template wikitext text/x-wiki <div class="reflist <!-- -->{{#if: {{{1|}}} | columns {{#iferror: {{#ifexpr: {{{1|1}}} > 1 }} | references-column-width | references-column-count references-column-count-{{#if:1|{{{1}}}}} }} | {{#if: {{{colwidth|}}} | references-column-width }} }}" style="<!-- -->{{#if: {{{1|}}} | {{#iferror: {{#ifexpr: {{{1|1}}} > 1 }} | {{column-width|{{#if:1|{{{1}}}}}}} | {{column-count|{{#if:1|{{{1}}}}}}} }} | {{#if: {{{colwidth|}}} | {{column-width|{{{colwidth}}}}} }} }} list-style-type: <!-- -->{{{liststyle|{{#switch: {{{group|}}} | upper-alpha | upper-roman | lower-alpha | lower-greek | lower-roman = {{{group}}} | #default = decimal}}}}};"> {{#tag:references|{{{refs|}}}|group={{{group|}}}}}</div><noinclude> {{Documentation}} </noinclude> 262fc11f5c62a7ad95b8d0d03383b362c2bb43b0 10 3530 6948 2015-01-10T15:45:00Z Tjarrett 358373 template doc wikitext text/x-wiki {{Documentation subpage}} <includeonly>{{High-risk|3,000,000+}}</includeonly> {{Ombox | type=notice | text = Columns are not supported by some older browsers, most notably Internet Explorer 9 and below and Opera 11.0 and below. See [[#Browser support for columns|below]] for more information.}} {{hatnote|For a full overview of this template in use, see [[Help:Footnotes]]}} This [[Wikipedia:Citation templates|citation template]] provides formatting and organizational features for [[Help:Footnotes|footnotes]]. It encapsulates the {{tag|references|s}} tag used by the {{cite.php}} MediaWiki extension to show the list of references as defined by {{tag|ref|o}} tags. It adds support for a reduced font size, columns, groups and {{ldr}}. If you don't use any of the additional features, then it produces the same output as the {{tag|references|s}} tag. ==Parameters== * First unnamed parameter: : column-count: a [[natural number]] specifying fixed columns into which the reference list is to be rendered. Example: <code>|2|</code>. : column-width: a typographic unit of measurement such as [[em (typography)#CSS|em]], specifying the width for the reference list columns. Example: <code>|30em|</code>. * '''refs''': used with {{ldr}}. * '''group''': identifies by name the subset of references to be rendered; the value should correspond to that used inline, e.g., {{tlx|Reflist|2=group=groupname}} renders all references with groupname as the group name ({{tag|ref|o|paams=group=groupname}}). * '''liststyle''': specifies the style used when the reference list is enumerated; if none is specified, the default is to render a numbered list. {{anchor|Multiple uses}} * '''close''': Obsolete. Until 2014 the parameter {{para|close|1}} was used to work around a bug involving multiple uses of {{tl|Reflist}} on the same page. The bug has been fixed, and remaining uses of {{para|close}} should be removed. ==Usage== {{markup|title=Using only footnote-style references |<nowiki>Lorem ipsum.<ref>Source name, access date, etc.</ref> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.<ref>Source name, access date, etc.</ref> ==References== {{Reflist}}</nowiki> |Lorem ipsum.<ref>Source name, access date, etc.</ref> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.<ref>Source name, access date, etc.</ref> {{fake heading|sub=3|References}} {{Reflist}} }} {{markup|title=Using only bibliographical style references (no direct references from the text) |<nowiki>Lorem ipsum. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. ==References== {{Refbegin}} * reference 1 * reference 2 {{Refend}}</nowiki> |Lorem ipsum. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. {{fake heading|sub=3|References}} {{Refbegin}} * reference 1 * reference 2 {{Refend}} }} {{markup|title=Using both footnote-style and bibliography-style references |<nowiki>Lorem ipsum.<ref>Source name, access date, etc.</ref> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.<ref>Source name, access date, etc.</ref> ==References== {{Reflist}} {{Refbegin}} * reference 1 * reference 2 {{Refend}}</nowiki> |Lorem ipsum.<ref>Source name, access date, etc.</ref> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.<ref>Source name, access date, etc.</ref> {{fake heading|sub=3|References}} {{Reflist}} {{Refbegin}} * reference 1 * reference 2 {{Refend}} }} ===Columns=== :''Browser support: Internet Explorer 10+, Firefox 2+, Chrome 4+, Safari 3.1+, Opera 11.1+'' Using {{tlx|Reflist|30em}} will create columns with a minimum width of 30 [[Em (typography)|em]], allowing the browser to automatically choose the number of columns based on the width of the web browser. Choose a column width that is appropriate for the average width of the references on the page. A width measurement must conform to the format given in [http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/syndata.html#length-units CSS 2.1 Syntax and basic data types: Lengths]; in particular, there must not be a space between the number and the unit. Using {{tlx|Reflist|2}} will force creation of a two-column reference list, and {{tlx|Reflist|3}} will force creation of a three-column list, and so on. This feature is now [[deprecated]] in favor of the option described above, which is better suited to flexible formatting for a variety of display screen sizes, ranging from mobile phones and tablets to wide-screen "cinema" displays. Forcing a fixed number of columns has been disabled in mobile view. ====Widows and orphans==== The use of columns can result in [[widows and orphans]], where a citation at the bottom of a column may be split to the top of the next column. [[MediaWiki:Common.css]] includes CSS rules to avoid list items from breaking between columns. Widows may still show in extreme circumstances, such as a reference list formatted in columns where only a single reference is defined. {{markup |<nowiki>Lorem ipsum.<ref>Source name, access date, etc.</ref> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. ==References== {{Reflist|3}}</nowiki> |Lorem ipsum.<ref>Source name, access date, etc.</ref> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. {{fake heading|sub=3|References}} {{Reflist|3}} }} ====Practices==== The number of columns to use is up to the editor, but some major practices include: * 1 column (default): Where there are only a few {{fnote}}; see {{oldid|Silver State Arena|530211388#References|Silver State Arena (23:05, 28 December 2012)}} * 30em: Where there are many footnotes plus a page-width Bibliography subsection: see {{oldid|Ebola virus disease|561190497#References|Ebola virus disease (06:28, 23 June 2013)}} * 20em: Where {{sfnote}} are used; see {{oldid|NBR 224 and 420 Classes|442508215#Notes|NBR 224 and 420 Classes (13:32, 1 August 2011)}}. ====Examples==== {{markup|title=Two columns |<nowiki>Lorem ipsum.<ref>Source name, access date, etc.</ref> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.<ref>Source name, access date, etc.</ref> ==References== {{Reflist|2}}</nowiki> |Lorem ipsum.<ref>Source name, access date, etc.</ref> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.<ref>Source name, access date, etc.</ref> {{fake heading|sub=3|References}} {{Reflist|2}} }} {{markup|title=30em wide columns |<nowiki>Lorem ipsum.<ref>Source name, access date, etc.</ref> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.<ref>Source name, access date, etc.</ref> ==References== {{Reflist|30em}}</nowiki> |Lorem ipsum.<ref>Source name, access date, etc.</ref> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.<ref>Source name, access date, etc.</ref> {{fake heading|sub=3|References}} {{Reflist|30em}} }} ===List styles=== {{main|Help:Cite link labels}} Reference lists are by default numbered lists. By using the {{para|liststyle}} parameter, you can control how the list is rendered. For example, using {{para|liststyle|upper-roman}} will result in items being prefixed with [[roman numerals]] instead of decimal numbers. The parameter accepts any valid CSS value defined for <code>list-style-type</code> as shown below. The citations in the reference list will show the default decimal styling if: * The value for {{para|liststyle}} does not exactly match one of the predefined values * The value for {{para|liststyle}} is enclosed by quotes * {{tl|Reflist}} is indented with the : markup {{CSS list-style-type values}} ===List-defined references=== {{see|Help:List-defined references}} A list of references may be defined within {{tl|Reflist}} using the {{para|refs}} parameter, just like including named {{tag|ref|params=name="..."}} elements inside the {{tag|references}} container. This has been available since September 2009. There are new error messages associated with this feature, documented at [[Help:Cite errors]], including one for references defined in {{tl|Reflist}} but not used within the body. ====Example==== {{markup |<nowiki>This is reference 1.<ref name="refname1" /> This is reference 2.<ref name="refname2" /> ==References== {{Reflist|refs= <ref name="refname1">content1</ref> <ref name="refname2">content2</ref> }}</nowiki> |This is reference 1.<ref name="refname1" group=decimal/> This is reference 2.<ref name="refname2" group=decimal/> {{fake heading|sub=3|References}} {{Reflist|group=decimal|refs= <ref name="refname1">content1</ref> <ref name="refname2">content2</ref> }} }} ===Grouped references=== {{see|WP:REFGROUP}} As of June 2008, the footnotes system supports the separation of references into groups. This allows groups for explanatory notes, table references and the like. The general format for the reference tag is: :{{tag|ref|open|params=group=<var>"groupname"</var>}} And using {{para|group}} for the reflist: :{{tlx|Reflist|2=group=''groupname''}} :Where ''groupname'' is a group identifier such as "notes", "nb" or "label". There are three pre-defined group names that will automatically cause the link labels and this template to display other characters instead of numbers (see [[#List styles|List styles]] above). These are: "lower-alpha" (a, b, c...), "lower-greek" (α, β, γ...) and "lower-roman" (i, ii, iii...) and must be written without quotes. ===Image flow issues=== {{reflist hide}} When an image is inserted to the left of the reference list, the list may flow under the image, clipping the reference numbers or hiding them behind the image frame, depending upon the browser. {{markup |<nowiki>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.<ref>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.</ref><ref>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.</ref> ==References== [[File:Example.png|left|thumb|100px]] {{Reflist}} </nowiki> |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.<ref>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.</ref><ref>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.</ref> {{fake heading|sub=3|References}} [[File:Example.png|left|thumb|100px]] {{Reflist}} }} To resolve this issue, use the columns feature. If columns are not desired, simply set it to one column using {{tlx|reflist|2=1}}. Note that if the list is longer than the image, it will cause the space below the image to remain empty. It is recommended that a comment be added so that follow-on editors will understand the use. {{markup |<nowiki>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.<ref>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.</ref><ref>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.</ref> ==References== [[File:Example.png|left|thumb|100px]] {{Reflist|1}}<!--Set one column to resolve flow issues with left floated image.--> </nowiki> |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.<ref>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.</ref><ref>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.</ref> {{fake heading|sub=3|References}} [[File:Example.png|left|thumb|100px]] {{Reflist|1}}<!--Set one column to resolve flow issues with left floated image.--> }} ==Technical details== ===Font size=== The font size should reduce to 90% for most browsers, but may appear to show at 100% for Internet Explorer and possibly other browsers.<ref name=fontsize/> As of December 21, 2010, the standard {{tag|references|single}} tag has the same font styling. The smaller font may be disabled through {{myprefs|Gadgets|Disable smaller font sizes of elements such as Infoboxes, Navboxes and References lists}}. ===Browser support for columns=== {{shortcut|WP:REFCOLS}} {{CSS3 multiple column layout}} Multiple columns are generated by using [[Cascading Style Sheets|CSS3]], which is still in development; thus only browsers that properly support the multi-column property will show multiple columns with {{tl|Reflist}}.<ref name="stuffandnonsense" /><ref name="w3org1" /> These browsers '''support''' CSS3 columns: * [[Gecko (layout engine)|Gecko]]-based browsers such as [[Mozilla Firefox]] * [[WebKit]]-based browsers such as [[Safari (web browser)|Safari]] and [[Google Chrome]] * [[Opera (web browser)|Opera]] from version 11.10 onward * [[Internet Explorer]] from version 10 onward These browsers do '''not support''' CSS3 columns: * Microsoft [[Trident (layout engine)|Trident]]-based browsers including Internet Explorer through to version 9<ref name="msdn" /> * [[Opera (web browser)|Opera]] through to version 11 ===Supporting CSS=== {{tl|Reflist}} uses a CSS rule in [[MediaWiki:Common.css]] to set the font size: * <code>div.reflist { font-size: 90%; }</code> One of the following classes is assigned by the template when either column count or column width is set: * <code>.references-column-count</code> and <code>.references-column-count-''n''</code> (where <code>''n''</code> is the number of columns) * <code>.references-column-width</code> The following CSS properties are utilized using the {{tl|column-count}} and {{tl|column-width}} templates: * <code>column-count</code> CSS3 standard * <code>column-width</code> CSS3 standard * <code>-moz-column-count</code> Mozilla CSS extension * <code>-moz-column-width</code> Mozilla CSS extension * <code>-webkit-column-count</code> Webkit CSS extension * <code>-webkit-column-width</code> Webkit CSS extension ===Customizing the view=== {{see|Help:Reference display customization}} By editing your CSS, the personal appearance of the reference list can be customized. From [[Special:Preferences|Preferences]], select the Appearance tab, then on the selected skin select Custom CSS. After editing and saving, follow the instructions at the top of the page to purge. See [[Wikipedia:Skin#Customisation (advanced users)]] for more help. '''Font size''' The font size for all reference lists defaults to 90% of the standard size. To change it, add: <source lang="css"> ol.references, div.reflist, div.refbegin { font-size: 90%; } </source> Change 90% to the desired size. '''Columns''' To disable columns, add: <source lang="css"> .references-column-count, .references-column-width { column-count: 1 !important; column-width: auto !important; -moz-column-count: 1 !important; -moz-column-width: auto !important; -webkit-column-count: 1 !important; -webkit-column-width: auto !important; } </source> Similarly, to force all reference lists to a number of columns, change the number. '''Column dividers''' To add dividers (rules) between columns, add: <source lang="css"> .references-column-count, .references-column-width { column-rule: 1px solid #aaa; -moz-column-rule: 1px solid #aaa; -webkit-column-rule: 1px solid #aaa; } </source> You can alter the appearance of the dividers by changing the values. ==Perennial suggestions== '''Collapsing and scrolling''' There have been a number of requests to add functionality for a collapsible or [[WP:SCROLLING|scrolling]] reference list. These requests have not been fulfilled due to issues with readability, accessibility, and printing. The applicable guidelines are at [[MOS:SCROLL]]. Links between the inline cite and the reference list do not work when the reference list is enclosed in a collapsed box. To display the reference list in a scrollbox or collapsed per user, see [[Help:Reference display customization]]. For discussion on previous attempts to do this with a template, see the discussions for [[Wikipedia:Templates for deletion/Log/2007 June 11#Template:Scrollref|Scrollref]] and [[Wikipedia:Templates for discussion/Log/2010 May 26#Template:Refbox|Refbox]]. '''Including the section title''' There have been suggestions to include section header markup such as <code>==References==</code>. This is inadvisable because: * There is no standard section name; see [[WP:FNNR]]. * When transcluded, the article will have an edit link that will confusingly open the template for editing. ==Template data== {{TemplateDataHeader}} <templatedata> { "description": "This template displays the list of footnotes at the end of an article and provides additional formatting and organizing options. After hitting \"Apply changes\" and turning back to VE read mode, you will not see the references list. After hitting \"Save page\" and turning back to normal read mode the reference list will reappear with the changes applied, see [[bugzilla:51146|Bug 51146]].", "params": { "1": { "label": "Columns / Column width", "type": "string", "required": false, "description": "Two modes supported. First mode: integer number of fixed columns into which the reference list is to be rendered. Second mode: typographic unit of measurement such as 'em', specifying the width for the reference list columns, e.g. '33em'; note that '33 em' will not be recognized", "default": "1", "aliases": [ "colwidth" ] }, "liststyle": { "label": "Liststyle", "type": "string", "required": false, "description": "Specifies the style used when the reference list is enumerated; accepts any valid CSS value defined for list-style-type", "default": "decimal" }, "group": { "label": "Group", "type": "string", "required": false, "description": "Group is an identifier which restricts the references that are shown. Without this parameter, this template only shows references with no group identifier. With a group identifier specified, only references with a matching group identifier are handled. The rest are left alone." }, "refs": { "label": "List of references", "type": "string", "required": false, "description": "Provides a space to define named references for use in the article. 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Brackbill''' (Aug 21, 1881 - Mar 17, 1967), son of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]], was the father of the extended Brackbill clan and husband of [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. Harry and Esta's children were [[Reba Leona Leaman]], [[Elam Herman Brackbill]], [[Florence Betty Brackbill]], [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.]], [[Grace Eleanor Brackbill]], [[Eunice Viola Brackbill]], [[Christian Harold Brackbill]], [[Hershey Leaman Brackbill]], [[Herbert Brackbill]], [[Doris Elaine Brackbill]], [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill]], [[Warren Harding Brackbill]] and [[Janice Marie Brackbill]]. == See also == * [[Harry G. Brackbill Honeymoon Journal]] == External links == * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_015.HTM|Harry G. 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Brackbill''' (born April 10, 1879) was the daughter of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]] and the wife of [[John H. Groff (1879)|John H. Groff]]. She was the mother of [[Roy Groff]], among others. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_037.HTM|Anna M. Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hersheys]] [[Category:Groffs]] [[Category:1879 births]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 8c079fa70292bf625472178690c705d4225b9c6f 14 3576 7000 2015-01-10T16:14:00Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1879}} [[Category:1870s births]] [[Category:1879]] 245e2b38ed3387ad211a07ffd3149666328ba468 14 3577 7001 2015-01-10T16:14:20Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1879}} [[Category:1870s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1879}} [[Category:1870s]] b91793f2e58d3d2c6315afb03562d18622fdcf3c 14 3578 7002 2015-01-10T16:14:39Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|the 1870s}} [[Category:19th century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|the 1870s}} [[Category:19th century]] af1543162835254b737df5f4dbb62d03b8490441 14 3579 7003 2015-01-10T16:14:59Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|the 1870s}} [[Category:19th century births]] [[Category:1870s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|the 1870s}} [[Category:19th century births]] [[Category:1870s]] 6e5c8afb45bdb9e9ec7275fee5cf80474f8d926b 14 3580 7004 2015-01-10T16:15:37Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki People whose year of death is not recorded. [[Category:Deaths by year]] 476c56984c1ebad07ff3440794b10215186fde91 0 3037 7005 6017 2015-01-10T16:15:53Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Arlene Jane Gerhart''' is the wife of [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill]] and the mother of [[Carol Ann Brackbill]], [[Patricia Brackbill]], [[Jacob Richard Brackbill]], [[Robert Harry Brackbill]], and [[Jean Marie Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_026.HTM|Jacob Clarence Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Living people]] 1ae2a95b7d1b5ec0872d166f6bb68dcc2ad7cb2e 7006 7005 2015-01-10T16:16:02Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Arlene Jane Gerhart''' is the wife of [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill]] and the mother of [[Carol Ann Brackbill]], [[Patricia Brackbill]], [[Jacob Richard Brackbill]], [[Robert Harry Brackbill]], and [[Jean Marie Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_026.HTM|Jacob Clarence Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (living people)]] 70d351270505889b78609bcdd0a6722cc3301170 0 3039 7007 6020 2015-01-10T16:16:17Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Benedict Brackbill''' (October 24, 1730 - June 4, 1823) was the son of [[Ulrich Brackbill (1703)|Ulrich Brackbill]] and [[Feronica Fanny Herr]] and the father of [[John Brackbill (1763)|John]], [[Henry Brackbill (1771)|Henry]], [[Benjamin Brackbill (1779)|Benjamin]], [[Elizabeth Brackbill (1764)|Elizabeth]], [[Mary Brackbill (1769)|Mary]], [[Anna Brackbill (1773)|Anna]], [[Susanna Brackbill (1776)|Susanna]], and [[Christian Brackbill (1781)|Christian]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_018.HTM|Henry Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1730 births]] [[Category:1823 deaths]] 8c6793eeb057b3bf7c363045b4a26995dee10eee 14 3581 7008 2015-01-10T16:17:05Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1730}} [[Category:1730s births]] [[Category:1730]] 77bfd6d7b6b04c45f385327d9d6cb17f1217ae20 14 3582 7009 2015-01-10T16:17:34Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1823}} [[Category:1820s deaths]] [[Category:1823]] 19259c978517b66a8087a351261e9f7c4228bd65 14 3583 7010 2015-01-10T16:17:51Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1823}} [[Category:1820s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1823}} [[Category:1820s]] 0513f3ecd0a9c8f1d84a2d86d3a375572b49bec6 14 3584 7011 2015-01-10T16:18:16Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|the 1820s}} [[Category:19th century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|the 1820s}} [[Category:19th century]] a556b6c1e88d78fe1ed50ffa19b5e2671bbb0d2e 14 3585 7012 2015-01-10T16:18:40Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1730}} [[Category:1730s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1730}} [[Category:1730s]] cc57c2b02138a71b32a6f5f2285cb33e4316e2c7 14 3586 7013 2015-01-10T16:18:56Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|the 1730s}} [[Category:18th century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|the 1730s}} [[Category:18th century]] 1a12f926c05a6fc02aafe8aef00c19fcfdeaccf6 14 3587 7014 2015-01-10T16:19:15Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|the 18th century}} [[Category:Articles by year]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|the 18th century}} [[Category:Articles by year]] 4dd3ba54b13ced366a83e354597f3b55a6e44c02 14 3588 7015 2015-01-10T16:19:36Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|the 1730s}} [[Category:18th century births]] [[Category:1730s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|the 1730s}} [[Category:18th century births]] [[Category:1730s]] 46acb0c5cedf34eaf2305841caf897d83db6a761 14 3589 7016 2015-01-10T16:20:01Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|the 18th century}} [[Category:Births by year]] [[Category:18th century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|the 18th century}} [[Category:Births by year]] [[Category:18th century]] 59ce1ad72092ba994ee7efc90dc494d0dba978dd 14 3590 7017 2015-01-10T16:20:22Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:Articles by year]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Articles by year]] f517b8bdeb9a74242aa22832a7131e1165ac8d9f 14 3591 7018 2015-01-10T16:20:47Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "Organizes articles by year." wikitext text/x-wiki Organizes articles by year. d961b001775a77b0f04445d704f6fa60b3a5eaf7 14 3592 7019 2015-01-10T16:21:13Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|the 1820s}} [[Category:1820s]] [[Category:19th century deaths]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|the 1820s}} [[Category:1820s]] [[Category:19th century deaths]] 5e20d3674d1b7f9eb4118a0ef9d9b55bf7590e3a 14 3593 7020 2015-01-10T16:21:40Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|the 19th century}} [[Category:Deaths by year]] [[Category:19th century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|the 19th century}} [[Category:Deaths by year]] [[Category:19th century]] 451aa617e943ddf4ee8966b8e1568083ab67d2b3 14 3594 7021 2015-01-10T16:21:52Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:Articles by year]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Articles by year]] f517b8bdeb9a74242aa22832a7131e1165ac8d9f 0 3041 7022 6023 2015-01-10T16:22:14Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Benjamin Brackbill''' (June 8, 1779 in [[wikipedia:Bathany, PA|Bathany, PA]] - May 15, 1827) was the son of [[Benedict Brackbill (1730)|Benedict Brackbill]] and [[Mary Kendig]]. He married [[Elizabeth Hershey (1783)|Elizabeth Hershey]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_055.HTM|Benjamin Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1779 births]] [[Category:1827 deaths]] d89cb481948f9dbc14c6fd760374e38cbf8f367b 14 3595 7023 2015-01-10T16:22:47Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1827}} [[Category:1820s deaths]] [[Category:1827]] 2c1fe379bf3f74a9a353fe08ed8efa9baeef13c3 14 3596 7024 2015-01-10T16:23:05Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1827}} [[Category:1820s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1827}} [[Category:1820s]] 9b83f321bb48cfc0e1b2e7a25369c1af21ed9e19 14 3597 7025 2015-01-10T16:23:44Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1779}} [[Category:1770s births]] [[Category:1779]] 4086de08537992e7d2bbf3b28bb2e124dedd5a07 14 3598 7026 2015-01-10T16:24:01Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1779}} [[Category:1770s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1779}} [[Category:1770s]] c10247e787b9535fad8b3f6c1bb33c1209e7284d 14 3599 7027 2015-01-10T16:24:17Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|the 1770s}} [[Category:18th century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|the 1770s}} [[Category:18th century]] 6201a6b651878c4ad75791a667cb90ff5ff771a9 14 3600 7028 2015-01-10T16:54:55Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|the 1770s}} [[Category:1770s]] [[Category:18th century births]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|the 1770s}} [[Category:1770s]] [[Category:18th century births]] f93269f5b8127d7f2ba05a6c214958946a49f392 0 3043 7029 6026 2015-01-10T16:55:27Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Benjamin Brackbill''' (b. November 10, 1803) was the son of [[Henry Brackbill (1771)|Henry Brackbill]] and [[Susanna Eshleman]] and the husband of [[Susanna Howery]]. He was the father of [[Mary Elizabeth Brackbill]], [[Elam H. Brackbill]], [[Elias E. Brackbill]], [[Susanna Brackbill]], [[Lydia Ann Brackbill]], [[Benjamin O. Brackbill]], [[Jacob F. Brackbill]], and [[Henry P. Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_017.HTM|Benjamin Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1803 births]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] a372868f19f05f3710b27a06b89526724b118c68 14 3601 7030 2015-01-10T16:55:54Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1803}} [[Category:1800s births]] [[Category:1803]] 71821a9bb7abfe8e6cfc2e9ee7d8a857d621bdd5 14 3602 7031 2015-01-10T16:56:12Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1803}} [[Category:1800s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1803}} [[Category:1800s]] 4dcf624d574a6a7f7208361b7f8bf7069d0f4500 14 3603 7032 2015-01-10T16:56:30Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|the 1800s}} [[Category:19th century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|the 1800s}} [[Category:19th century]] c8b19818814983cd7bfe831771c6ab0365b8c0df 14 3604 7033 2015-01-10T16:56:51Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|the 1800s}} [[Category:19th century births]] [[Category:1800s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|the 1800s}} [[Category:19th century births]] [[Category:1800s]] aee7f935294fbf5a7619e1b39c2d487d42106cc6 0 3047 7034 6032 2015-01-10T16:57:41Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Christian B. Hess''' (February 16, 1879 - March 15, 1964) was the son of [[Peter Z. Hess (1844)|Peter Z. Hess]] and [[Lydia Ann Brackbill]] and the husband of [[Fanny Horst]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC02/WC02_333.HTM|Christian B. Hess}} {{stub}} [[Category:Hesses]] [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1879 births]] [[Category:1964 deaths]] a5027016b9c9ed5a70855aa391fea7a0f3f34670 14 3605 7035 2015-01-10T16:58:24Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1964}} [[Category:1960s deaths]] [[Category:1964]] 9bb6084d104b6d56516d09e97f17c5c71fa56f84 14 3606 7036 2015-01-10T16:58:54Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1964}} [[Category:1960s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1964}} [[Category:1960s]] a9c7d5a61a78a8f1956e1b012278706046f327d5 0 3049 7037 6035 2015-01-10T16:59:37Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Daniel D. Eshleman''' (b. 27 Sep 1872) was the husband of [[Susan E. Brackbill]], son-in-law of [[Elam H. Brackbill]], brother-in-law of [[Harry G. Brackbill]], and uncle of [[E. Herman Brackbill]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_034.HTM|Daniel D. Eshleman}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1872 births]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] cc8cad84e53106fcf8b0efc13e98f6e0d1a1f8e3 14 3607 7038 2015-01-10T17:00:05Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1872}} [[Category:1870s births]] [[Category:1872]] af64e9e34d6402eafac5af4f35b6ba256da8d11b 14 3608 7039 2015-01-10T17:00:26Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1872}} [[Category:1870s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1872}} [[Category:1870s]] d024c78bf53b3e752016b4a47519814b5e84c486 0 3051 7040 6038 2015-01-10T17:00:51Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Doris Elaine Brackbill''' is the eleventh child and fifth daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. Her husband is [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (living people)]] 3e0689a92a2c479b4f6a9b5c58cd705522bba43f 14 3609 7041 2015-01-10T17:01:18Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "People whose year of birth is not recording. [[Category:Births by year]] [[Category:Living people]]" wikitext text/x-wiki People whose year of birth is not recording. [[Category:Births by year]] [[Category:Living people]] df52106796c32f209464383fa512bdcd70a7e462 0 3053 7042 6829 2015-01-10T17:01:37Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:2180643404 195847436d o.jpg|thumb|240px|E. Herman Brackbill]] '''Elam Herman Brackbill''', commonly called Herman (born February 4, 1917; died January 9, 2008), was the sixth child and second son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. He married [[Jane Young]] on May 20, 1939. He was the father of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill]], [[N. Marie Brackbill]], and [[John Brackbill]]. Herman was somewhat precocious, graduating high school two years early after skipping two grades in high school, and was chosen by his father to attend the [[Millersville Teacher's College]] along with two of his elder siblings. He received a two-year teacher's certificate when he was 17, but had to wait a year until he turned 18 to legally teach school. According to his own reckoning (and a list compiled post-1987), Herman had held many professions, including: * Farmer (1934&ndash;35) * School teacher (1935&ndash;36) * Work at [[Hess's Mill]] (1936&ndash;40) * [[Kinzer Equipment Company]] (1940&ndash;75) * [[Spectrum Fidelity]] (1976&ndash;86) * [[Greenleaf]] (1987&ndash;etc.) * [[Ressler Mill Foundation]] (1987&ndash;etc.) We know that Herman started work at Hess's Mill on July 13, 1936 because of his [[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1939|journal entry from July 13, 1939]], when he says it is his third anniversary of milling. In Herman's retirement, he returned to mills; specifically, he became an [http://www.resslermill.com/pages/mill.html interpretive guide at Ressler Mill], where he demonstrated how the old water mill worked and how it supported the local farm economy. ==See also== * [[Herman Brackbill Journals]] * [[Letters and papers of Herman Brackbill]] ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_009.HTM|Elam Herman Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hess's Mill employees|Brackbill, Herman]] [[Category:1917 births]] [[Category:2008 deaths]] 08682d47b77cf14bb6b5b79ae89aaa28d4ab17c8 14 3610 7043 2015-01-10T18:11:58Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|2008}} [[Category:2000s deaths]] [[Category:2008]] bd53cf97249c1709df83f299e59fd1b847a09746 14 3611 7044 2015-01-10T18:12:20Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|2008}} [[Category:2000s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|2008}} [[Category:2000s]] a4c58de127808839a7c0f690f76ffd8ffca5e41d 14 3612 7045 2015-01-10T18:12:44Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|the 2000s}} [[Category:21st century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|the 2000s}} [[Category:21st century]] 1917aa540f82d1eb1949001a5c397bb3886ccd95 14 3613 7046 2015-01-10T18:13:00Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:Articles by year]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Articles by year]] f517b8bdeb9a74242aa22832a7131e1165ac8d9f 14 3614 7047 2015-01-10T18:13:44Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1917}} [[Category:1910s births]] [[Category:1917]] 01c0d6da39924639d6d8efcfeb34ea4b176d7805 14 3615 7048 2015-01-10T18:14:00Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1917}} [[Category:1910s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1917}} [[Category:1910s]] 35ce31bce1e5ebfbbe7c58e7bc0936c70f4ac5ec 14 3616 7049 2015-01-10T18:14:17Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|the 1910s}} [[Category:20th century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|the 1910s}} [[Category:20th century]] fa5173dea834c5d0b0001d4b32d1544cb1ef4c12 14 3617 7050 2015-01-10T18:14:44Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|the 1910s}} [[Category:20th century births]] [[Category:1910s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|the 1910s}} [[Category:20th century births]] [[Category:1910s]] b523c903d37b3e027f0b73fe45b1e9c53f91cf15 14 3618 7051 2015-01-10T18:15:04Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:Births by year]] [[Category:20th century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Births by year]] [[Category:20th century]] edbe14054da16e6e977a803a128ed83bb90a7fca 14 3619 7052 2015-01-10T18:15:23Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:Articles by year]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Articles by year]] f517b8bdeb9a74242aa22832a7131e1165ac8d9f 14 3574 7053 6997 2015-01-10T18:15:59Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|the 19th century}} [[Category:Births by year]] [[Category:19th century]] d8b01bacfaf4cc06a45bc1dd2d2d63377ef19962 14 3620 7054 2015-01-10T18:16:11Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:Articles by year]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Articles by year]] f517b8bdeb9a74242aa22832a7131e1165ac8d9f 14 3621 7055 2015-01-10T18:16:47Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|the 2000s}} [[Category:21st century deaths]] [[Category:2000s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|the 2000s}} [[Category:21st century deaths]] [[Category:2000s]] 45da7de54a0452bba5d78c7438cd7d674c94ca26 14 3622 7056 2015-01-10T18:17:06Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:Deaths by year]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Deaths by year]] 32296182c5b52d1d63c46ab7d75d644c8bf25947 7057 7056 2015-01-10T18:18:19Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|the 21st century}} [[Category:Deaths by year]] 05e1d67a0a692158d2599303f60f568b77c7643d 0 3055 7058 6042 2015-01-10T18:18:40Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Elam Howery Brackbill''' (7 Jul 1839 &ndash; 5 Apr 1924) was the husband of [[Barbara Hershey]], the father of [[Harry G. Brackbill]], [[Anna M. Brackbill]] and [[Susan E. Brackbill]], and the son of [[Benjamin Brackbill (1803)|Benjamin Brackbill]] and [[Susanna Howery]]. His grandson [[E. Herman Brackbill]] was named after him (first name only). ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_016.HTM|Elam Howery Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1839 births]] [[Category:1924 deaths]] 393852c467e8eed2819456ffd65626ed33306779 7059 7058 2015-01-10T18:19:15Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Elam Howery Brackbill''' (7 Jul 1839 &ndash; 5 Apr 1924) was the husband of [[Barbara Hershey]], the father of [[Harry G. Brackbill]], [[Anna M. Brackbill]] and [[Susan E. Brackbill]], and the son of [[Benjamin Brackbill (1803)|Benjamin Brackbill]] and [[Susanna Howery]]. His grandson [[E. Herman Brackbill]] was named after him (first name only). ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_016.HTM|Elam Howery Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1839 births]] [[Category:1924 deaths]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Brackbill, Elam H.}} 6c6a0777a04580b5db8648ae28fb2589bb145c77 14 3623 7060 2015-01-10T18:19:42Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1839}} [[Category:1830s births]] [[Category:1839]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1839}} [[Category:1830s births]] [[Category:1839]] 11c6c2ca0f1574413c9fac9eaadf80902b3c93d3 14 3624 7061 2015-01-10T18:19:59Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1839}} [[Category:1830s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1839}} [[Category:1830s]] 287a96e5c530ff0af880a59e6176bd0c5ce5ee01 14 3625 7062 2015-01-10T18:20:16Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|the 1830s}} [[Category:19th century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|the 1830s}} [[Category:19th century]] 9811f0d4bd06fcdb4d9daf6983748a60df095d7e 14 3626 7063 2015-01-10T18:20:43Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|the 1830s}} [[Category:19th century births]] [[Category:1830s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|the 1830s}} [[Category:19th century births]] [[Category:1830s]] cfc21e2bbbefc0e3521c24e32db6de8c1ba2172f 14 3627 7064 2015-01-10T18:21:22Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1924}} [[Category:1920s deaths]] [[Category:1924]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1924}} [[Category:1920s deaths]] [[Category:1924]] 7a9fe687f512fbbe74f0f719b47f2078106b7626 14 3628 7065 2015-01-10T18:21:39Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1924}} [[Category:1920s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1924}} [[Category:1920s]] 4be4bd80ea9ddaf799250c9f921e4d8c90651d68 14 3629 7066 2015-01-10T18:21:57Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat| the 1920s}} [[Category:20th century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat| the 1920s}} [[Category:20th century]] 28190286127ef4f09a38d7dc2cc4610bd12cfaee 14 3630 7067 2015-01-10T18:22:31Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|the 1920s}} [[Category:20th century deaths]] [[Category:1920s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|the 1920s}} [[Category:20th century deaths]] [[Category:1920s]] 5ed40154f5d27d80a8e3a20e819580cc9c5e18eb 0 3056 7068 6044 2015-01-10T18:22:53Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ellis B. Brackbill''' (August 16, 1894 - ) was the son of [[Christian E. Brackbill (1871)]] and [[Anna Buckwalter]] and the husband of [[Alice Groff]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_409.HTM|Ellis B. Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1894 births]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] cb7e7577bea72dc18953decc16d900917c024865 14 3631 7069 2015-01-10T18:23:19Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "[[Bornin|1894]] [[Category:1890s births]] [[Category:1894]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Bornin|1894]] [[Category:1890s births]] [[Category:1894]] 0b62c1aba03205fdc181484d14ddd06fdccac5f9 14 3632 7070 2015-01-10T18:23:40Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1894}} [[Category:1890s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1894}} [[Category:1890s]] 9a7486e9d7409edeb8871e864f262a0323b382fe 0 3060 7071 6831 2015-01-10T18:24:02Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:Harry and Esta.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Harry and Esta Brackbill, scan courtesy Esta Jarrett]] '''Esta Leona Leaman''' (Mar 3, 1887 - Jun 1, 1987) was the wife of [[Harry G. Brackbill]]. She was the daughter of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and [[Anna Barbara Hershey]]. Harry and Esta's children were [[Reba Leona Leaman]], [[Elam Herman Brackbill]], [[Florence Betty Brackbill]], [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.]], [[Grace Eleanor Brackbill]], [[Eunice Viola Brackbill]], [[Christian Harold Brackbill]], [[Hershey Leaman Brackbill]], [[Herbert Brackbill]], [[Doris Elaine Brackbill]], [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill]], [[Warren Harding Brackbill]] and [[Janice Marie Brackbill]]. ==See also== * [[Harry G. Brackbill Honeymoon Journal]] * [[Esta Brackbill at 100]] ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_015.HTM|Esta Leona Leaman}} [[Category:Leamans]] [[Category:Brackbills]] {{stub}} [[Category:1887 births]] [[Category:1987 deaths]] fbaa8cea34528ba136d12dd2dd6e9279befb6567 14 3633 7072 2015-01-10T18:24:35Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{diedin|1987}} [[Category:1980s deaths]] [[Category:1987]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{diedin|1987}} [[Category:1980s deaths]] [[Category:1987]] b8ce64aa9320938e6216813c30470874a18cf097 14 3634 7073 2015-01-10T18:24:54Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1987}} [[Category:1980s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1987}} [[Category:1980s]] 9d660c264755c9a74fc76d5934f1c5afb1126140 14 3635 7074 2015-01-10T18:25:12Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|the 1980s}} [[Category:20th century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|the 1980s}} [[Category:20th century]] 7cc41fb7a4fa443901e9e9745e941bfa78461e1e 14 3636 7075 2015-01-10T18:25:37Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1887}} [[Category:1880s births]] [[Category:1887]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1887}} [[Category:1880s births]] [[Category:1887]] 2968d4446a09afe43a30fffa1328f662885babb4 14 3637 7076 2015-01-10T18:25:56Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1887}} [[Category:1880s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1887}} [[Category:1880s]] a6357a50a74ec0fbd8cadf7946d702009c8d5a53 14 3638 7077 2015-01-10T18:26:24Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|the 1980s}} [[Category:20th century deaths]] [[Category:1980s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|the 1980s}} [[Category:20th century deaths]] [[Category:1980s]] 8148c1e101b29bfb8e38ebfc4fe8e372943ebae5 0 3062 7078 6056 2015-01-10T18:26:43Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Esther S. Brackbill''' (b. October 31, 1883) was the daughter of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]], the wife of [[Isaac Eby Hershey]], and the mother of [[M. Clair Hershey]], among others. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_038.HTM|Esther S. Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hersheys]] [[Category:1883 births]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 953218330b11843df82b2dda80ebfcaa74895265 14 3639 7079 2015-01-10T18:27:09Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1883}} [[Category:1880s births]] [[Category:1883]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1883}} [[Category:1880s births]] [[Category:1883]] b8e5fd7d701cecb3fde3ce315181ac8146f3a1e5 14 3640 7080 2015-01-10T18:27:26Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1883}} [[Category:1880s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1883}} [[Category:1880s]] 0fa7a39682ea3c799a9db3a76e13fd64be426f2d 0 3063 7081 6058 2015-01-10T18:27:39Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Eunice Brackbill''' is the fifth child and fourth daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (living people)]] b145c71d2a5b74c61374acf65345535076163033 0 3065 7082 6061 2015-01-10T18:27:50Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Eunice Eileen Brown''', called Eileen, is the daughter of [[Ira Lee Brown]] and [[Doris Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC05/WC05_486.HTM|Eileen Brown}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (living people)]] 46582a9b372d46c516df417c56aec7ebe7ed6cc2 0 3067 7083 6064 2015-01-10T18:28:00Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Evelyn B. Jarrett''' (maiden name Evelyn Jane Brackbill) is the eldest daughter of [[Jane Young|Jane]] and [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]], the wife of [[Olin Jarrett]], and the mother of [[Tim Jarrett]] and [[Esta Jarrett]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_001.HTM|Evelyn Jane Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (living people)]] 51babbcd667eca002e50e9e2a3c9ce4868ebe9a7 0 3069 7084 6067 2015-01-10T18:28:14Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Florence Betty Brackbill''' (1 Aug 1910-1 Aug 2000) was the second child and second daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. She was the wife of [[Ross Yuninger]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1910 births]] [[Category:2000 deaths]] 9fdee3ee1489555863099f106e1567a9227110e8 14 3641 7085 2015-01-10T18:28:59Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|2000}} [[Category:2000s deaths]] [[Category:2000]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|2000}} [[Category:2000s deaths]] [[Category:2000]] efe3aa8a195ef060716f74608546309fce18fbcc 14 3642 7086 2015-01-10T18:31:32Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|2000}} [[Category:2000s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|2000}} [[Category:2000s]] 0f78e125d75bc9a824376a806f950bc2df9b8121 14 3643 7087 2015-01-10T18:32:10Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1910}} [[Category:1910s births]] [[Category:1910]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1910}} [[Category:1910s births]] [[Category:1910]] 097bb657b4a03baf086740e072d2a4acd66d9f08 14 3644 7088 2015-01-10T18:32:30Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1910}} [[Category:1910s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1910}} [[Category:1910s]] 271d5010ff947ccc844df2743ac82d8f4dc4bef3 0 3071 7089 6070 2015-01-10T18:32:57Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''John H. Groff''' (b. 17 Apr 1879), known as "Uncle John Groff" to the Brackbills, was the husband of [[Anna M. Brackbill]] and son in law of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills|Groff, John]] [[Category:1879 births]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 1edddb3380064b6613d893ed0ad6117a77d7bf3d 0 3073 7090 6073 2015-01-10T18:33:32Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Christian Harold Brackbill''' (Nov 21, 1918 - Dec 13, 2007), better known as Harold or "Short," was the seventh child and third son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. He attended Waynesburg University in [[Waynesburg]], PA and became a minister. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_023.HTM|C. Harold Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1918 births]] [[Category:2007 deaths]] 4a205d94ada681fec47a44141de06e62a6ca4cf0 0 3077 7091 6079 2015-01-10T18:33:49Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Harry G. Brackbill, Jr.''' (Dec 7, 1911 - Nov 13, 2001) was the third child and first son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. He was married to [[Marguerite Naomi Wolfe]]. {{stub}} [[category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1911 births]] [[Category:2001 deaths]] 58032d623f8d5d8853e27b09a433d2ffd067f197 0 3079 7092 6082 2015-01-10T18:34:08Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Hebron E. H. Breckbill''' of [[Strasburg]] was the treasurer of the Brackbill reunion committee from its founding in 1947 to 1954. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] f241328bf27b8b1d18f10af77362ae8887652d10 0 3081 7093 6084 2015-01-10T18:34:20Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Henry Brackbill''' (August 25, 1771 - July 6, 1837) was the son of [[Ulrich Brackbill (1703)|Ulrich Brackbill]] and [[Feronica Fanny Herr]] and the husband of [[Susanna Eshleman]]. He was the father of [[John Brackbill (1799)|John]], [[Henry Brackbill (1810)|Henry]], [[Benjamin Brackbill (1803)|Benjamin]], [[Maria Brackbill (1801)|Maria]], and [[Jacob Brackbill (1806)|Jacob]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_019.HTM|Benedict Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1771 births]] [[Category:1837 deaths]] d2d166c5945ee46a6765fa7e2ae147e9ddca82b1 0 3083 7094 6088 2015-01-10T18:34:32Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Hershey Leaman Brackbill''' (Aug 3, 1920 - Aug 20, 2005) was the eighth child and fourth son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_024.HTM|Hershey Leaman Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1920 births]] [[Category:2005 deaths]] ca72c1dc69df8c865967df8d9a589cb2b1d30825 0 3085 7095 6091 2015-01-10T18:34:45Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Barbara Hershey''' (1848-08-01 - 1924-03-08) was the wife of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and mother of [[Harry G. Brackbill]], [[Christian E. Brackbill]], [[Susan E. Brackbill]], [[Magdalena H. Brackbill]], [[Ida E. Brackbill]], [[Anna M. Brackbill]], and [[Esther S. Brackbill]]. She was the daughter of [[Christian Hershey]] and [[Magdalena Metzler]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_016.HTM|Barbara Hershey}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills|Hershey, Barbara]] [[Category:Hersheys|Hershey, Barbara]] [[Category:1848 births]] [[Category:1924 deaths]] 53d8572f8890e5fcf25aab8cf0d4eefed642a821 0 3087 7096 6094 2015-01-10T18:34:57Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Isaac Eby Hershey''' (b. 20 Apr 1884), known as "Uncle Ike," was the husband of [[Esther S. Brackbill]] and the son-in-law of [[Elam H. Brackbill]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Hersheys]] [[Category:Brackbills|Hershey, Isaac]] [[Category:1884 births]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 6df8f0fb7725d9a346d343518a74808fa99a0ce2 0 3089 7097 6097 2015-01-10T20:38:51Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Jacob Clarence Brackbill''' (September 28, 1925 - March 8, 2005), called "Jake," was the son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]], the husband of [[Arlene Jane Gerhart]], and the father of [[Carol Ann Brackbill]], [[Patricia Brackbill]], [[Jacob Richard Brackbill]], [[Robert Harry Brackbill]], and [[Jean Marie Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_026.HTM|Jacob Clarence Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1925 births]] [[Category:2005 deaths]] ab99997156aeb811c6c2bfbd091860c4635d62e3 7098 7097 2015-01-10T20:39:16Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Jacob Clarence Brackbill''' (September 28, 1925 - March 8, 2005), called "Jake," was the son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]], the husband of [[Arlene Jane Gerhart]], and the father of [[Carol Ann Brackbill]], [[Patricia Brackbill]], [[Jacob Richard Brackbill]], [[Robert Harry Brackbill]], and [[Jean Marie Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_026.HTM|Jacob Clarence Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1925 births]] [[Category:2005 deaths]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Brackbill, Jacob Clarence}} ad7a87e46643b92a9d3c266df925ba5ab4e056cb 14 3645 7099 2015-01-10T20:39:49Z Tjarrett 358373 category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1925}} [[Category:1920s births]] [[Category:1925]] e3b8a3576225781df5cce2dbef344da2a41dacda 14 3646 7100 2015-01-10T20:40:07Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1925}} [[Category:1920s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1925}} [[Category:1920s]] 01259637a4ae72db2f71a790349856601a235273 0 3091 7101 6834 2015-01-11T12:07:46Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:JaneYoung.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Jane Young, circa 1939 (Watt & Shand photo)]] '''Jane Elizabeth Young''' (Feb 25, 1919 - Oct 14, 1998) was the wife of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and daughter of [[Arthur S. Young]] and [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], and mother of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill]], [[N. Marie Brackbill]], and [[John Brackbill]]. Jane attended [[Pequea High School]] and [[Lancaster Business College]], and worked at the [[Arthur S. Young Company]]. She also served as the founding secretary of [[Rough and Tumble]]. ==See also== * [[Letters and papers of Jane Young Brackbill]] ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_009.HTM|Jane Elizabeth Young}} {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1919 births]] [[Category:1998 deaths]] 8bc3ff7a8708a941f88876c0235f49b1e9ad538a 0 3093 7102 6103 2015-01-11T12:08:38Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Janice Marie Brackbill''' (January 3, 1928 – May 16, 2011) was the thirteenth child and sixth daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1928 births]] [[Category:2011 deaths]] 10eb53a95744182635eb3806f586b60e4c5c35b7 0 3095 7103 6106 2015-01-11T12:09:14Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''John Brackbill''' (December 12, 1946 – December 15, 2010) was the third child and only son of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1946 births]] [[Category:2010 deaths]] 15f9aeabfd2785ddda1adce7c862f0fe68f5cac9 7104 7103 2015-01-11T12:09:32Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''John Brackbill''' (December 12, 1946 – December 15, 2010) was the third child and only son of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1946 births]] [[Category:2010 deaths]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Brackbill, John}} a2327c03b6a12f3b734b3f451bb36559b822c022 0 3097 7105 6109 2015-01-11T12:09:46Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''John Brackbill''' (January 20, 1763 - July 19, 1825) was the son of [[Benedict Brackbill (1730)|Benedict Brackbill]] and [[Mary Kendig]] and the husband of [[Mary (Elizabeth) Landis]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_050.HTM|John Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1763 births]] [[Category:1825 deaths]] 288d0fa444bf81a69fbc566f964e572755bd265e 7106 7105 2015-01-11T12:10:15Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''John Brackbill''' (January 20, 1763 - July 19, 1825) was the son of [[Benedict Brackbill (1730)|Benedict Brackbill]] and [[Mary Kendig]] and the husband of [[Mary (Elizabeth) Landis]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_050.HTM|John Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brackbill, John, 1763}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1763 births]] [[Category:1825 deaths]] 3726282dda6b3bf28f56efd83a83d788e6fb498d 0 3099 7107 6112 2015-01-11T12:10:28Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''John H. Groff''' (April 17, 1879 - sometime in 1960 or 1961) was the husband of [[Anna M. Brackbill]]. {{stub}} ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_037.HTM|John H. Groff}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Groffs]] [[Category:1879 births]] [[Category:1960s deaths]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] a5857c716ff4a2925dc6b873bdd8afd82f997698 0 3101 7108 6115 2015-01-11T12:10:56Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Lucile Brackbill''' was the recording secretary of the "Brackbill clan" ([[Brackbill Reunion]]) from 1947 through 19xx. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 7243e014065dcfc6d9288fde2b1b216dfa35b789 14 3647 7109 2015-01-11T12:11:23Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "People who have died whose year of birth is unknown or missing. [[Category:Births by year]]" wikitext text/x-wiki People who have died whose year of birth is unknown or missing. [[Category:Births by year]] 34d776dd697925cb22c5b54c1cbb75d45740ef4f 0 3103 7110 6118 2015-01-11T12:11:39Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Lydia Ann Brackbill''' (March 24, 1846 - December 7, 1888) was the daughter of [[Benjamin Brackbill (1803)|Benjamin Brackbill]] and [[Susanna Howery]], the wife of [[Peter Z. Hess (1844)|Peter Z. Hess]], and the mother of [[Christian B. Hess]], [[Elizabeth B. Hess]], [[Anna B. Hess]], and [[Mary Susan Hess]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_043.HTM|Lydia Ann Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hesses]] [[Category:1846 births]] [[Category:1888 deaths]] 82d817007d25a6a93e932093e5a402cdc29df67e 7111 7110 2015-01-11T12:12:03Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Lydia Ann Brackbill''' (March 24, 1846 - December 7, 1888) was the daughter of [[Benjamin Brackbill (1803)|Benjamin Brackbill]] and [[Susanna Howery]], the wife of [[Peter Z. Hess (1844)|Peter Z. Hess]], and the mother of [[Christian B. Hess]], [[Elizabeth B. Hess]], [[Anna B. Hess]], and [[Mary Susan Hess]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_043.HTM|Lydia Ann Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hesses]] [[Category:1846 births]] [[Category:1888 deaths]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Brackbill, Lydia Ann}} 86d86c32c676c29ef8ffb996ce467ee5ac6bb643 0 3105 7112 6121 2015-01-11T12:12:36Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mylin Clair Hershey''' was the son of [[Isaac Eby Hershey]] and [[Esther S. Brackbill]]. He served as vice president of the [[Brackbill Reunion]] from 1957 to 1959 and as president from 1959 to 1961. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_446.HTM|Clair Hershey}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Hershey, Mylin Clair}} [[Category:Hersheys]] [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] effd8f052fa56bfb803196dbb216d5321065200a 0 3107 7113 6124 2015-01-11T12:12:50Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Magdalina Brackbill''' (September 9, 1874 - circa 1955 or 1956) was the daughter of [[Elam Howry Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]] and the wife of [[Isaac H. Buckwalter]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_036.HTM|Magdalina Brackbill Buckwalter}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1874 births]] [[Category:1950s deaths]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] fa994faceb865e9852792fc6db62817705ba4268 7114 7113 2015-01-11T12:13:11Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Magdalina Brackbill''' (September 9, 1874 - circa 1955 or 1956) was the daughter of [[Elam Howry Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]] and the wife of [[Isaac H. Buckwalter]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_036.HTM|Magdalina Brackbill Buckwalter}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Buckwalter, Magdalina Brackbill}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1874 births]] [[Category:1950s deaths]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] c763275e0276d27dbf12eb3ccb9d829da8eb6090 0 3109 7115 6127 2015-01-11T12:13:53Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Marguerite Naomi Wolfe''', called "Margie", was the wife of [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] b7df4d1d1bca734ec50eee75c84bce12ce5daafd 0 3111 7116 6130 2015-01-11T12:14:05Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Nancy Marie Brackbill''' (September 21, 1943 &ndash; June 16, 2008), known as Marie, was the second child and daughter of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]]. ==External links== * [http://obits.lancasteronline.com/index.php?p=2140497 Obituary] {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_011.HTM|Nancy Marie Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1943 births]] [[Category:2008 deaths]] 5ce5ef37bd92434b49d2e763e4fb391653fe8225 7119 7116 2015-01-11T12:15:10Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Nancy Marie Brackbill''' (September 21, 1943 &ndash; June 16, 2008), known as Marie, was the second child and daughter of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]]. ==External links== * [http://obits.lancasteronline.com/index.php?p=2140497 Obituary] {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_011.HTM|Nancy Marie Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brackbill, Nancy Marie}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1943 births]] [[Category:2008 deaths]] f09b2d1d55b6f60a74a2676055e0811fa1d07308 14 3648 7117 2015-01-11T12:14:36Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1943}} [[Category:1940s births]] [[Category:1943]] b62384acf8264cf5ee5ffde3ab923b98bb37d358 14 3649 7118 2015-01-11T12:14:55Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1943}} [[Category:1940s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1943}} [[Category:1940s]] 9b65edba54337c57f88f396a025b82b2dc40081c 14 3650 7120 2015-01-11T12:15:28Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|the 1940s}} [[Category:20th century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|the 1940s}} [[Category:20th century]] 5348d5b7327c99398d4953c69f59761577b44eb6 14 3651 7121 2015-01-11T12:15:53Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|the 1940s}} [[Category:20th century births]] [[Category:1940s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|the 1940s}} [[Category:20th century births]] [[Category:1940s]] 012cc7a9c8842c5d0cfde51771b413b7b3edb72b 0 3113 7122 6132 2015-01-11T12:16:24Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ralph Jacob Homsher''' is the husband of [[Janice Brackbill]] and the father of [[David Homsher]], [[Janice Susanne Homsher]], [[Cheryl Marie Homsher]], and [[Wayne Ralph Homsher]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_032.HTM|Ralph Jacob Homsher}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (living people)]] [[Category:Living people]] d2141f1cf094dcecd3885d8f7d201d2171be4399 0 3115 7123 6136 2015-01-11T12:17:06Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Reba Leaman''' (December 5, 1905 – July 21, 1969) was the eldest daughter of [[Esta Leona Leaman]] and the oldest child in the Brackbill family. She was married to [[John Moore]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_028.HTM|Reba Leona Leaman}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Leaman, Reba}} [[Category:Leamans]] [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1905 births]] [[Category:1969 deaths]] 136b96c2003bc3822d51444da3e969ed8514bc89 14 3652 7124 2015-01-11T12:17:27Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1969}} [[Category:1960s deaths]] [[Category:1969]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1969}} [[Category:1960s deaths]] [[Category:1969]] 82fd253355d7630da0b53205dc60ed2f304cc0e7 14 3653 7125 2015-01-11T12:17:42Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1969}} [[Category:1960s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1969}} [[Category:1960s]] f60cd57d2fd46f660a534ace5a495b72cac95533 14 3654 7126 2015-01-11T12:17:59Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1905}} [[Category:1900s births]] [[Category:1905]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1905}} [[Category:1900s births]] [[Category:1905]] b54072b12b7d235c1ae9eede33a20fa70f1f1433 14 3655 7127 2015-01-11T12:18:20Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1905}} [[Category:1900s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1905}} [[Category:1900s]] 14f7f73553b03f3e6d58166922e6884a93fcf803 14 3656 7128 2015-01-11T12:18:44Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|the 1900s}} [[Category:20th century births]] [[Category:1900s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|the 1900s}} [[Category:20th century births]] [[Category:1900s]] cd3ea62a65c0eba2ad51ff5514d04bc0cf3f3e17 14 3657 7129 2015-01-11T12:19:05Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|the 1900s}} [[Category:20th century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|the 1900s}} [[Category:20th century]] e94926edb53acb67dc8003d269f1de9d914ebd16 0 3117 7130 6139 2015-01-11T12:20:13Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Roy M. Groff''' was the son of [[John H. Groff (1879)|John H. Groff]] and [[Anna M. Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_437.HTM|Roy M. Groff}} {{stub}} [[Category:Groffs]] [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] edb0b169e2e8c028cb97584c0ab110f13fd72e09 0 3119 7131 6142 2015-01-11T12:20:22Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ruth Anne Yuninger''' is the daughter of [[Ross Trout Yuninger]] and [[Florence Brackbill]], the wife of [[Edward Appel]], and the mother of [[Beth Ellen Appel]], [[Lauren Jean Appel]], and [[Dalin Charles Appel]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC06/WC06_018.HTM|Ruth Anne Yuninger}} {{stub}} [[Category:Yuningers]] [[Category:Appels]] [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (living people)]] 728c14f6dcf7cd6043f8020ceda784e23dbb23fa 0 3121 7132 6145 2015-01-11T12:20:32Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ulrich Brackbill''' (July 4, 1703 in [[Strasburg]] - October 17, 1739) was the son of 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41702e2dcd6de5d12060dbf6777cc228992c043a 14 3670 7147 2015-01-11T18:05:00Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1884}} [[Category:1880s births]] [[Category:1884]] 8a4c3c458eb374f2971f4ba9a2b09af831e98a1d 0 3087 7148 7096 2015-01-11T18:05:32Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Isaac Eby Hershey''' (b. 20 Apr 1884), known as "Uncle Ike," was the husband of [[Esther S. Brackbill]] and the son-in-law of [[Elam H. Brackbill]]. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Hershey, Isaac Eby}} [[Category:Hersheys]] [[Category:Brackbills|Hershey, Isaac]] [[Category:1884 births]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] fb315a5c8138406e642b133ff6f5afdd7e20efe2 14 3671 7149 2015-01-11T18:05:46Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1884}} [[Category:1880s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1884}} [[Category:1880s]] aa63689312e401624eb3ce9c812cb5d77a71cd8c 14 3672 7150 2015-01-11T18:06:14Z Tjarrett 358373 created page wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1848}} [[Category:1840s births]] [[Category:1848]] d67df6f06e68c061922625df74fadccdc7fa983b 14 3673 7151 2015-01-11T18:06:31Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1848}} [[Category:1840s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1848}} [[Category:1840s]] 42da4cb9a3ab16408d8f973c3c1850cda587568f 0 3085 7152 7095 2015-01-11T18:06:58Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Barbara Hershey''' (1848-08-01 - 1924-03-08) was the wife of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and mother of [[Harry G. Brackbill]], [[Christian E. Brackbill]], [[Susan E. Brackbill]], [[Magdalena H. Brackbill]], [[Ida E. Brackbill]], [[Anna M. Brackbill]], and [[Esther S. Brackbill]]. She was the daughter of [[Christian Hershey]] and [[Magdalena Metzler]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_016.HTM|Barbara Hershey}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills|Hershey, Barbara]] [[Category:Hersheys|Hershey, Barbara]] [[Category:1848 births]] [[Category:1924 deaths]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Hershey, Barbara}} bab654ab5089f796d01f609f15e9f9a35f079b9d 14 3674 7153 2015-01-11T18:07:16Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|the 1840s}} [[Category:19th century births]] 2eac8e29fa8ffa8002d0db21f225f086cec0e10a 14 3675 7154 2015-01-11T18:07:37Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|the 1840s}} [[Category:19th century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|the 1840s}} [[Category:19th century]] 65f5964dcae1378236097a0412333cb3d338deca 14 3676 7155 2015-01-11T18:08:10Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1837}} [[Category:1830s deaths]] [[Category:1830s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1837}} [[Category:1830s deaths]] [[Category:1830s]] d8b0ebd63f2a95347326285efd5de80e2a8e7e64 7156 7155 2015-01-11T18:08:52Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1837}} [[Category:1830s deaths]] [[Category:1837]] dedabda8dd2cb9966a84d67b6dbcfe82cb384148 14 3677 7157 2015-01-11T18:09:15Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1837}} [[Category:1830s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1837}} [[Category:1830s]] 9b37e214328b78ff0f03105eaae695df9f5ab4bf 0 3081 7158 7093 2015-01-11T18:09:36Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Henry Brackbill''' (August 25, 1771 - July 6, 1837) was the son of [[Ulrich Brackbill (1703)|Ulrich Brackbill]] and [[Feronica Fanny Herr]] and the husband of [[Susanna Eshleman]]. He was the father of [[John Brackbill (1799)|John]], [[Henry Brackbill (1810)|Henry]], [[Benjamin Brackbill (1803)|Benjamin]], [[Maria Brackbill (1801)|Maria]], and [[Jacob Brackbill (1806)|Jacob]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_019.HTM|Benedict Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brackbill, Henry (1871)}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1771 births]] [[Category:1837 deaths]] 03fa8a31bb808f8bffb999aa02a581b604ea4335 14 3678 7159 2015-01-11T18:10:12Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|the 1830s}} [[Category:19th century deaths]] [[Category:1830s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|the 1830s}} [[Category:19th century deaths]] [[Category:1830s]] 07009a00ac557eb2c82686d658eefa7ddbd105e8 14 3679 7160 2015-01-11T18:11:45Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1771}} [[Category:1770s births]] [[Category:1771]] fb0bf85ec639c4aaae047eef004f8b2bb95f1b72 14 3680 7161 2015-01-11T18:12:05Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1771}} [[Category:1770s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1771}} [[Category:1770s]] 8168e90af2c7e46d26750a891ecf593157102c26 14 3681 7162 2015-01-11T18:20:30Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|2014}} [[Category:2010s deaths]] [[Category:2014]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|2014}} [[Category:2010s deaths]] [[Category:2014]] 35b2419c718da3c83c50f10f2b4301af28e84e27 14 3682 7163 2015-01-11T18:20:50Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|2014}} [[Category:2010s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|2014}} [[Category:2010s]] aab1f1f2f28596bc62ad2f492f76fdcce043710e 14 3683 7164 2015-01-11T18:21:12Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|the 2010s}} [[Category:21st century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|the 2010s}} [[Category:21st century]] ee6218d55a02e9b0f30616b18e1b7bd7983b941f 14 3684 7165 2015-01-11T18:21:32Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|the 2010s}} [[Category:21st century deaths]] [[Category:2010s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|the 2010s}} [[Category:21st century deaths]] [[Category:2010s]] 3e9368c868629ab6a8f495c36b35a40ba2f1a60a 14 3685 7166 2015-01-11T18:21:59Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|2007}} [[Category:2000s deaths]] [[Category:2007]] 31e379571d57f6dd9949868d5670e2cc95628e49 14 3686 7167 2015-01-11T18:22:26Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|2007}} [[Category:2000s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|2007}} [[Category:2000s]] b274a804ac7d4cbaa0d79e46b3464cff43e59354 0 3073 7168 7090 2015-01-11T18:22:54Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Christian Harold Brackbill''' (Nov 21, 1918 - Dec 13, 2007), better known as Harold or "Short," was the seventh child and third son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. He attended Waynesburg University in [[Waynesburg]], PA and became a minister. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_023.HTM|C. Harold Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brackbill, Christian Harold}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1918 births]] [[Category:2007 deaths]] f7c7956e9ddef52f214722d63d62bc6d003379d5 14 3687 7169 2015-01-11T18:23:26Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|2001}} [[Category:2000s deaths]] [[Category:2001]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|2001}} [[Category:2000s deaths]] [[Category:2001]] a3d5454c6a772beda9bfa00cf3e4465c2f8a543b 14 3688 7170 2015-01-11T18:23:49Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|2001}} [[Category:2000s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|2001}} [[Category:2000s]] 8a5993b717d7fe2aa4373b1ce20183a74a0c37dd 0 3077 7171 7091 2015-01-11T18:24:15Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Harry G. 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Jr.}} [[category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1911 births]] [[Category:2001 deaths]] 316f4d2458ff298941102f001461262fb14ddd81 14 3689 7172 2015-01-11T18:24:40Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "Templates to make it easier to enter data." wikitext text/x-wiki Templates to make it easier to enter data. 9662f8df5cb2d396c6d61552788458fc87eb02d6 14 3690 7173 2015-01-11T18:25:53Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:Journal entries]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Journal entries]] 07b9e842817153b3fd86350c9645e6aac43a618b 14 3691 7174 2015-01-11T18:26:09Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:Original sources]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Original sources]] 594cb05b84760ee1f634b6d916edb064ac1ec5e2 14 3692 7175 2015-01-11T18:26:21Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:Letters]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:Letters]] 68d7121209030c55fc1caed8d1dd8554929fbe67 14 3693 7176 2015-01-11T18:26:39Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:Original sources]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Original sources]] 594cb05b84760ee1f634b6d916edb064ac1ec5e2 0 3481 7177 6824 2015-01-11T18:27:25Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:ArthurSYoungDaleScott.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Arthur S. Young with his grandchildren, courtesy Steam Traction Magazine]] '''Arthur S. Young''' (March 29, 1888-Dec 27, 1955) was the founder of the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] farm equipment dealership and the [[Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Association]]. Husband of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], he was the father of [[Jane Young]], [[C. Everett Young]], and [[Nancy Young]]. Arthur wrote for a number of magazines, including ''[http://www.steamtraction.com/ Steam Traction]'', who published their [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/359 obituary for him in 1956]. As late as [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/231/ 1954] his reports from Rough & Tumble were published in the magazine. == Publications == * "Pennsylvania's Part in Developing Power Machinery," ''Pennsylvania Farmer,'' January 10, 1948, p. 20; credited in Wik, ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=73knAAAAMAAJ&q=%22arthur+s.+young%22&dq=%22arthur+s.+young%22&pgis=1 Steam Power on the American Farm]'', University of Pennsylvania Press, 1953. * "[http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/15/ Rough and Tumble Engineers Reunion at Kinzers, Pennsylvania]", ''Steam Traction'', November 1951. * "[http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/231/ Condensed Report of the Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Reunion]", ''Steam Traction'', November 1954. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC02/WC02_050.HTM|Arthur S. Young}} {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:1888 births]] [[Category:1955 deaths]] 9b1ff99f3c61a5518c03e463579cef36f574a10e 7178 7177 2015-01-11T18:28:31Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:ArthurSYoungDaleScott.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Arthur S. Young with his grandchildren, courtesy Steam Traction Magazine]] '''Arthur S. Young''' (March 29, 1888-Dec 27, 1955) was the founder of the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] farm equipment dealership and the [[Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Association]]. Husband of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], he was the father of [[Jane Young]], [[C. Everett Young]], and [[Nancy Young]]. Arthur wrote for a number of magazines, including ''[http://www.steamtraction.com/ Steam Traction]'', who published their [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/359 obituary for him in 1956]. As late as [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/231/ 1954] his reports from Rough & Tumble were published in the magazine. == Publications == * "Pennsylvania's Part in Developing Power Machinery," ''Pennsylvania Farmer,'' January 10, 1948, p. 20; credited in Wik, ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=73knAAAAMAAJ&q=%22arthur+s.+young%22&dq=%22arthur+s.+young%22&pgis=1 Steam Power on the American Farm]'', University of Pennsylvania Press, 1953. * "[http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/15/ Rough and Tumble Engineers Reunion at Kinzers, Pennsylvania]", ''Steam Traction'', November 1951. * "[http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/231/ Condensed Report of the Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Reunion]", ''Steam Traction'', November 1954. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC02/WC02_050.HTM|Arthur S. Young}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Young, Arthur S.}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:1888 births]] [[Category:1955 deaths]] 4f215c1666d57946efd6b6f1858b2e55cc641a89 14 3694 7179 2015-01-11T18:29:02Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1888}} [[Category:1880s births]] [[Category:1888]] 92e7af0f90bc4bb16cc38e4d7eef854a839b8848 14 3695 7180 2015-01-11T18:29:20Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1888}} [[Category:1880s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1888}} [[Category:1880s]] 30bac097aa0459fe654e5094e9f2d4f82b660ff6 14 3696 7181 2015-01-11T18:29:55Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1955}} [[Category:1950s deaths]] [[Category:1955]] fa70781040be5b36069319df840ee724bcd981e5 14 3697 7182 2015-01-11T18:30:12Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1955}} [[Category:1950s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1955}} [[Category:1950s]] 5dee72cd97e91a39ff5c1bce3ae1a3f2ce9d4d1a 0 3034 7183 6992 2015-01-11T18:30:39Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Alice Groff''' (February 14, 1896 - circa 1958 or 1959) was the wife of [[Ellis B. Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_409.HTM|Alice Groff}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Groff, Alice}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1896 births]] [[Category:1950s deaths]] e6979090e123d78a2d25aa29fbf0a79f83069330 0 3483 7184 6786 2015-01-11T18:31:05Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Betty Doutrich''' (married name Betty Brubaker) (March 20, 1920 – July 24, 2011) was a cousin of the Young family; her mother [[Emma S. Young]] was [[Arthur S. Young]]'s sister. Her husband was [[Emory Brubaker]] and her father was [[Aldus W. Doutrich]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:1920 births]] [[Category:2011 deaths]] 9efe302e14d26b0efac05d4ac54fe0243f360b6b 7185 7184 2015-01-11T18:31:31Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Elizabeth "Betty" Doutrich''' (married name Betty Brubaker) (March 20, 1920 – July 24, 2011) was a cousin of the Young family; her mother [[Emma S. Young]] was [[Arthur S. Young]]'s sister. Her husband was [[Emory Brubaker]] and her father was [[Aldus W. Doutrich]]. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Doutrich, Betty}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:1920 births]] [[Category:2011 deaths]] 5ba3b623b5740e37ee42d45806ac64ac2372fa65 0 3083 7186 7094 2015-01-11T18:32:12Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Hershey Leaman Brackbill''' (Aug 3, 1920 - Aug 20, 2005) was the eighth child and fourth son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_024.HTM|Hershey Leaman Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brackbill, Hershey Leaman}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1920 births]] [[Category:2005 deaths]] 5b062e2e1a580842d30efc920f548f3d20b20fbf 0 3484 7187 6791 2015-01-11T18:32:50Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Charles Everett Young''' (d. April 24, 1991), better known as Everett, was the husband of [[Mildred Sheaffer]], brother of [[Jane Young]] and son of [[Arthur S. Young]] and [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], and father of [[Dale Arthur Young]], [[Scott Everett Young]], [[Brenda Sue Young]], and [[Kathleen Jane Young]]. Like his father, he was active in the steam business, serving as vice president of the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] before setting up an independent business as a boiler repair and serviceman. He was also active in [[Rough and Tumble]], serving as the [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/3578/ permanent curator of the museum]. His obituary ran in [http://www.gasenginemagazine.com/complete-archive/3295/ Gas Engine Magazine] and in [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/4565/ Steam Traction magazine]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC02/WC02_051.HTM|Charles Everett Young}} {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:1991 deaths]] 94209363d28818bba5e9ca9dcc5c294336c23aeb 14 3698 7188 2015-01-11T18:33:44Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1991}} [[Category:1990s deaths]] [[Category:1991]] fed44f001642a440a7a5f8fa30a85eb210ab142b 14 3699 7189 2015-01-11T18:34:43Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1991}} [[Category:1990s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1991}} [[Category:1990s]] dbebe6ecc46f3756465598b424ad3f037b8b0ee8 14 3700 7190 2015-01-11T18:35:07Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|the 1990s}} [[Category:20th century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|the 1990s}} [[Category:20th century]] 5238cac47a2332b3e6643dea013676858b72953c 14 3701 7191 2015-01-11T18:35:34Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|the 1990s}} [[Category:20th century deaths]] [[Category:1990s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|the 1990s}} [[Category:20th century deaths]] [[Category:1990s]] 53b4b184dea9cf260ed20b04ef525eac0f347404 0 3487 7192 6794 2015-01-11T18:35:51Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mary Dague''' was the wife of [[Ralph Young]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Youngs|Dague, Mary]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] a91f115fed2cf90eefc336a191fc100dac01cfcd 7193 7192 2015-01-11T18:36:05Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mary Dague''' was the wife of [[Ralph Young]]. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Dague, Mary}} [[Category:Youngs|Dague, Mary]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] a6d3cea4498c79afb685ce78135a2ebdb70ec099 0 3174 7194 6251 2015-01-11T18:36:43Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Aldus W. 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[[Category:People]] fe24213e79c5841e75522ef5845c06b5739e2f96 0 3435 7199 6715 2015-01-11T18:39:58Z Tjarrett 358373 categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Luetta M. Sheaffer''' (December 20, 1893 – January 26, 1989) was the daughter of [[John Milton Sheaffer]] and [[Susannah Withrow]], wife of [[Arthur S. Young]] and mother of [[Jane Young]], [[C. Everett Young]], and [[Nancy Young]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC02/WC02_050.HTM|Luetta M. Sheaffer}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Sheaffer, Luetta M.}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:Sheaffers]] [[Category:1893 births]] [[Category:1989 deaths]] 3d93e149f6ca9688d3d350a714bb3dbd34047866 14 3703 7200 2015-01-11T18:40:44Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1989}} [[Category:1980s deaths]] [[Category:1989]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1989}} [[Category:1980s deaths]] [[Category:1989]] ccb0b9dc0e9f4101dcd896c8f720a4f33328f274 14 3704 7201 2015-01-11T18:41:35Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1989}} [[Category:1980s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1989}} [[Category:1980s]] 41e0457351745e1dceffecf6ce97630bfed10456 14 3705 7202 2015-01-11T18:42:30Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1893}} [[Category:1890s births]] [[Category:1893]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1893}} [[Category:1890s births]] [[Category:1893]] 96c72eef4eac143402944df70c5f09b0cf29bc2d 14 3706 7203 2015-01-11T18:42:47Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1893}} [[Category:1890s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1893}} [[Category:1890s]] 3ad85d1e669ff6cde29b2ade5b4bd70b21d937a1 0 3439 7204 6721 2015-01-11T18:43:24Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mildred Sheaffer Young''', known as Millie, was the wife of [[C. Everett Young]]. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Young, Mildred Sheaffer}} [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Sheaffers]] [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (living people)]] c44bb098664f92872052c8656bb403845afed8ca 0 3491 7205 6800 2015-01-11T18:43:59Z Tjarrett 358373 categoris wikitext text/x-wiki '''Nancy Young''' is the daughter of [[Arthur S. Young]] and [[Luetta Sheaffer]] and the younger sister of [[Jane Young]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC04/WC04_357.HTM|Nancy Young}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Young, Nancy}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (living people)]] d2f7ec40adfe8a51c2ed46cb2b814cf38c72afe8 0 3493 7206 6803 2015-01-11T18:44:29Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Peter Young''' was the father of [[J. Adam Young]] and [[Peter Young Jr.]] and the grandfather of [[Arthur S. Young]]. 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Young]], [[Emma S. Young]], and [[Ralph Young]]. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Shultz, Susan}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:Shultzes]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] ba1e891d8f9732df470a14fe3a72209aa44083bf 14 3707 7209 2015-01-11T18:46:13Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:Letters]] [[Category:Jane Young]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Letters]] [[Category:Jane Young]] fd63a1e8967486952958474b5e7ddc46e084abbd 14 3708 7210 2015-01-11T18:46:30Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:Letters]] [[Category:Herman Brackbill]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Letters]] [[Category:Herman Brackbill]] 672838ff5e573a960cd2434f567c61a6d2d2714b 14 3709 7211 2015-01-11T18:46:44Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:People]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:People]] 1c7d5b5caebad6772adbde0e8273369d51c9f45d 0 3035 7212 6999 2015-01-11T20:42:51Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Anna M. Brackbill''' (born April 10, 1879) was the daughter of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]] and the wife of [[John H. Groff (1879)|John H. Groff]]. She was the mother of [[Roy Groff]], among others. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_037.HTM|Anna M. Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brackbill, Anna M.}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hersheys]] [[Category:Groffs]] [[Category:1879 births]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] b1ba43b1e8cfe0e3b74546aa5bcc349ae959ac32 0 3099 7213 7107 2015-01-11T20:43:16Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''John H. Groff''' (April 17, 1879 - sometime in 1960 or 1961) was the husband of [[Anna M. Brackbill]]. {{stub}} ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_037.HTM|John H. Groff}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Groff, John H.}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Groffs]] [[Category:1879 births]] [[Category:1960s deaths]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] cf587c84c7b4658bb05b2652324cb0a88dd53668 0 3117 7214 7130 2015-01-11T20:43:34Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Roy M. Groff''' was the son of [[John H. Groff (1879)|John H. Groff]] and [[Anna M. Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_437.HTM|Roy M. Groff}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Groff, Roy M.}} [[Category:Groffs]] [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 2c1b90fb1ae649d69944397de36144bad5fe4075 14 3710 7215 2015-01-11T20:43:52Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:People]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:People]] 1c7d5b5caebad6772adbde0e8273369d51c9f45d 0 3047 7216 7034 2015-01-11T20:44:16Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Christian B. Hess''' (February 16, 1879 - March 15, 1964) was the son of [[Peter Z. Hess (1844)|Peter Z. Hess]] and [[Lydia Ann Brackbill]] and the husband of [[Fanny Horst]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC02/WC02_333.HTM|Christian B. Hess}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Hess, Christian B.}} [[Category:Hesses]] [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1879 births]] [[Category:1964 deaths]] 9fed38e98e68e28864f8370c33103505c87ec326 0 3119 7217 7131 2015-01-11T20:47:48Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ruth Anne Yuninger''' is the daughter of [[Ross Trout Yuninger]] and [[Florence Brackbill]], the wife of [[Edward Appel]], and the mother of [[Beth Ellen Appel]], [[Lauren Jean Appel]], and [[Dalin Charles Appel]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC06/WC06_018.HTM|Ruth Anne Yuninger}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Yuninger, Ruth Anne}} [[Category:Yuningers]] [[Category:Appels]] [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (living people)]] d00da09161d61f983e57651a9cd4670ea6e147d2 0 3429 7218 6706 2015-01-11T20:48:19Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Eva L. 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358373 dates wikitext text/x-wiki '''Benjamin Brackbill''' (November 10, 1803 – September 11, 1891)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/13628726633 |title=Benjamin Brackbill |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-11}}</ref> was the son of [[Henry Brackbill (1771)|Henry Brackbill]] and [[Susanna Eshleman]] and the husband of [[Susanna Howery]]. 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Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_017.HTM|Benjamin Brackbill}} ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1803 births]] [[Category:1891 deaths]] bed5dfa6ce6520065d031b7b0ee0b6e49543b00e 14 3753 7265 2015-01-12T02:11:30Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1891}} [[Category:1890s deaths]] [[Category:1891]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1891}} [[Category:1890s deaths]] [[Category:1891]] 3bc0f2425654f902ff4b518726dcb5e0dea5b768 14 3754 7266 2015-01-12T02:11:46Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1891}} [[Category:1890s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1891}} [[Category:1890s]] 843577e68d142957c9c6ebd45290cd7d32db12ac 14 3755 7267 2015-01-12T02:12:03Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|the 1890s}} [[Category:19th century deaths]] [[Category:1890s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|the 1890s}} [[Category:19th century deaths]] [[Category:1890s]] e94340733bee8bf5d6495dc9e7d9645699d87b1d 0 3035 7268 7212 2015-01-12T02:13:55Z Tjarrett 358373 dates wikitext text/x-wiki '''Anna Mary Brackbill''' (April 10, 1879 – May 25, 1945)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/13628448939 |title=Anna Mary Brackbill |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-11}}</ref> was the daughter of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]] and the wife of [[John H. Groff (1879)|John H. Groff]]. She was the mother of [[Roy Groff]], among others. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_037.HTM|Anna M. 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Young]] and the father of [[Raymond Doutrich]] and [[Betty Doutrich]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Doutrich, Aldus W.}} [[Category:Doutrichs]] [[Category:Youngs|Doutrich, Aldus]] [[Category:1883 births]] [[Category:1965 deaths]] daa7aa6404fe02aecf2bab86f255db1eaca7184b 14 3771 7289 2015-01-12T02:26:47Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1965}} [[Category:1960s deaths]] [[Category:1965]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1965}} [[Category:1960s deaths]] [[Category:1965]] 4ad19aaf66a869dcaf2c8cb4e275b5d101a559ff 14 3772 7290 2015-01-12T02:27:01Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1965}} [[Category:1960s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1965}} [[Category:1960s]] 2796acb86f43d989bd1b5ac4fef5383723167758 0 3062 7291 7078 2015-01-12T02:28:37Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Esther Salome Brackbill''' (October 31, 1883 – December 18, 1942)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/13628448967 |title=Esther Salome Brackbill |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-11}}</ref> was the daughter of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]], the wife of [[Isaac Eby Hershey]], and the mother of [[M. Clair Hershey]], among others. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_038.HTM|Esther S. Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brackbill, Esther S.}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hersheys]] [[Category:1883 births]] [[Category:1942 deaths]] 672bb194e9e9283590bf589712a76451bb0f0850 7292 7291 2015-01-12T02:29:02Z Tjarrett 358373 reflist wikitext text/x-wiki '''Esther Salome Brackbill''' (October 31, 1883 – December 18, 1942)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/13628448967 |title=Esther Salome Brackbill |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-11}}</ref> was the daughter of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]], the wife of [[Isaac Eby Hershey]], and the mother of [[M. Clair Hershey]], among others. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_038.HTM|Esther S. Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brackbill, Esther S.}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hersheys]] [[Category:1883 births]] [[Category:1942 deaths]] c7e5b271ba5d3f68980a000ca9f8f031dc1527d9 14 3773 7293 2015-01-12T02:29:19Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1942}} [[Category:1940s deaths]] [[Category:1942]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1942}} [[Category:1940s deaths]] [[Category:1942]] 8cb26a309ad6be4d18317a6eaf0f7a9be179530d 14 3774 7294 2015-01-12T02:29:32Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1942}} [[Category:1940s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1942}} [[Category:1940s]] 03fb1c98eca53f35440eb7b5cb6743c4d7711cf4 0 3176 7295 7195 2015-01-12T02:34:50Z Tjarrett 358373 dates wikitext text/x-wiki '''Aldus Raymond Doutrich''' (July 4, 1909 – April 7, 1986)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/26889198851 |title=Aldus Raymond Doutrich |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-11}}</ref> was the son of [[Aldus W. Doutrich]] and [[Emma S. Young]] and the brother of [[Betty Doutrich|Betty]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Doutrich, Raymond}} [[Category:Doutrichs]] [[Category:Youngs|Doutrich, Raymond]] [[Category:1909 births]] [[Category:1986 deaths]] 41e1a2da284aadaf90ac2097e3e2e34cc3d1336b 14 3775 7296 2015-01-12T02:35:11Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1986}} [[Category:1980s deaths]] [[Category:1986]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1986}} [[Category:1980s deaths]] [[Category:1986]] b4371150670ac427ea06890298b6537b50259fda 14 3776 7297 2015-01-12T02:35:24Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1986}} [[Category:1980s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1986}} [[Category:1980s]] 4578c0b6d532f64c06d56d5a76b5cce1e5de9349 14 3777 7298 2015-01-12T02:35:40Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1909}} [[Category:1900s births]] [[Category:1909]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1909}} [[Category:1900s births]] [[Category:1909]] c2e476263032f99c1ab1fc9cc3e15551c67308da 14 3778 7299 2015-01-12T02:35:53Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1909}} [[Category:1900s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1909}} [[Category:1900s]] be8b4a1136f84a7317c59d44c13696c025f0e641 0 3056 7300 7068 2015-01-12T02:40:43Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ellis Buckwalter Brackbill''' (August 16, 1894 - August 9, 1969)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/26889231459 |title=Ellis Buckwalter Brackbill |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-15}}</ref> was the son of [[Christian E. Brackbill (1871)]] and [[Anna Buckwalter]] and the husband of [[Alice Groff]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_409.HTM|Ellis B. Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1894 births]] [[Category:1969 deaths]] 132f47dc8ce4e862bf1303fe85188706959bfdc5 7301 7300 2015-01-12T02:41:06Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ellis Buckwalter Brackbill''' (August 16, 1894 - August 9, 1969)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/26889231459 |title=Ellis Buckwalter Brackbill |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-15}}</ref> was the son of [[Christian E. Brackbill (1871)]] and [[Anna Buckwalter]] and the husband of [[Alice Groff]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_409.HTM|Ellis B. Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brackbill, Ellis Buckwalter}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1894 births]] [[Category:1969 deaths]] 556b80bc77b23dba4600eb4bd61d6d606c3a7738 0 3347 7302 6576 2015-01-12T12:22:44Z Tjarrett 358373 categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Aldina Beane''' was a member of [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] who sang in the choir. Her sister, [[Nancy Beane]], was a classmate of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill]]'s. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Beane]] [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (living people)]] f8439712c3de3c6a8e045d5f8e0889ec6336c0d8 0 3353 7303 6585 2015-01-12T12:23:33Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ethel Bryson''' was a classmate of [[Jane Young]]'s from Paradise High School and was a bridesmaid in her [[Wedding of Herman and Jane|wedding]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Bryson]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 8456d7f3900bbceee70c1230dab128e72c755f76 0 3355 7304 6588 2015-01-12T12:25:51Z Tjarrett 358373 dates wikitext text/x-wiki '''Willis H. Bucher''' (December 10, 1910 – February 6, 1999)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?rank=1&new=1&MSAV=1&gss=angs-g&gsfn=willis&gsln=bucher&msypn__ftp=pennsylvania&cpxt=0&catBucket=rstp&uidh=qoc&cp=0&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=7826692&recoff=10+11&db=ssdi&indiv=1&ml_rpos=6 |title=Willis H. Bucher |work=US Social Security Death Index, 1935-present (Ancestry.com) |accessdate=2015-01-12}}</ref> and his wife [[Marg Bucher|Marg]] were friends of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s from [[Christian Endeavor]]. The Buchers lived in [[Lititz]]. The two couples went on Herman and Jane's honeymoon together. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} [[Category:People|Bucher]] d89467fbf7ea15b33bc0e21babfc2b5b00e527d5 7305 7304 2015-01-12T12:26:02Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Willis H. Bucher''' (December 10, 1910 – February 6, 1999)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?rank=1&new=1&MSAV=1&gss=angs-g&gsfn=willis&gsln=bucher&msypn__ftp=pennsylvania&cpxt=0&catBucket=rstp&uidh=qoc&cp=0&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=7826692&recoff=10+11&db=ssdi&indiv=1&ml_rpos=6 |title=Willis H. Bucher |work=US Social Security Death Index, 1935-present (Ancestry.com) |accessdate=2015-01-12}}</ref> and his wife [[Marg Bucher|Marg]] were friends of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s from [[Christian Endeavor]]. The Buchers lived in [[Lititz]]. The two couples went on Herman and Jane's honeymoon together. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} [[Category:People|Bucher]] [[Category:1910 births]] [[Category:1999 deaths]] 092d8c11e800ef1a21cf34bd9432df0c6dfe99f0 7308 7305 2015-01-12T12:27:26Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Willis H. Bucher''' (December 10, 1910 – February 6, 1999)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?rank=1&new=1&MSAV=1&gss=angs-g&gsfn=willis&gsln=bucher&msypn__ftp=pennsylvania&cpxt=0&catBucket=rstp&uidh=qoc&cp=0&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=7826692&recoff=10+11&db=ssdi&indiv=1&ml_rpos=6 |title=Willis H. Bucher |work=US Social Security Death Index, 1935-present (Ancestry.com) |accessdate=2015-01-12}}</ref> and his wife [[Marg Bucher|Marg]] were friends of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s from [[Christian Endeavor]]. The Buchers lived in [[Lititz]]. The two couples went on Herman and Jane's honeymoon together. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Bucher, Willis}} [[Category:People|Bucher]] [[Category:1910 births]] [[Category:1999 deaths]] a7b7775984fe618e63b5929180afd1d18d0d2874 14 3779 7306 2015-01-12T12:26:33Z Tjarrett 358373 category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1999}} [[Category:1990s deaths]] [[Category:1999]] 948a040d0d1fe5519611fc1f8f6751556aa8d946 14 3780 7307 2015-01-12T12:26:55Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1999}} [[Category:1990s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1999}} [[Category:1990s]] 040b4fa31a7d0ee20e8974738bada51eda678c08 0 3357 7309 6591 2015-01-12T12:30:10Z Tjarrett 358373 dates wikitext text/x-wiki '''Margaret C. "Marg" Bucher''' (October 8, 1917 – June 17, 2005)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?rank=1&new=1&MSAV=1&gss=angs-g&gsfn=margaret+c&gsln=bucher&msypn__ftp=pennsylvania&cpxt=0&catBucket=rstp&uidh=qoc&cp=0&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=75777951&recoff=9+10+11&db=ssdi&indiv=1&ml_rpos=3 |title=Margaret C. Bucher |work=US Social Security Death Index, 1935-present (Ancestry.com) |accessdate=2015-01-12}}</ref>and her husband [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] were friends of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s from [[Christian Endeavor]]. The Buchers lived in [[Lititz]]. The two couples went on Herman and Jane's honeymoon together. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Bucher, Margaret C.}} [[Category:People|Bucher]] [[Category:1917 births]] [[Category:2005 deaths]] c3f60b201f5a2611a2592dd9a0d7e50907e20c11 0 3359 7310 6594 2015-01-12T12:33:01Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Donald Danforth''' was the president of the [[Purina|Ralston Purina Company]] and son of the company's founder, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Danforth William H. Danforth]. The Purina Company was a supplier of material to [[Hess's Mill]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] f4d51a0686a78840c3c655ff772dde690b0d7450 0 3363 7311 6600 2015-01-12T12:33:28Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Phil Egster''' was a cousin of the Brackbill family on the Sheaffer side. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Egster]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 166d83ce41534cefc0cc04fc56fede283e875882 0 3365 7312 6603 2015-01-12T12:38:28Z Tjarrett 358373 dates wikitext text/x-wiki '''Warren Graham''' (June 28, 1905 – November 10, 1987)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/26889248843 |title=Warren A. Graham |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-12}}</ref> was married to [[Barbara Groff]] and was [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s cousin by marriage. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} [[Category:People|Graham]] [[Category:1905 births]] [[Category:1987 deaths]] c40cc37dd09ab27c7e16efac142b6860fcf18ea6 0 3367 7313 6606 2015-01-12T12:42:20Z Tjarrett 358373 dates wikitext text/x-wiki '''Jerry F. Helms''' (April 16, 1934 – June 9, 2013)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/dailypress/obituary.aspx?n=jerry-f-helms&pid=165727865 |title=Rev. Jerry F. Helms Obituary |work=Daily Press |accessdate=2015-01-12 |date=2013-07-07}}</ref> was the long time minister of [[Denbigh Presbyterian Church]] and the family minister of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|Evelyn B. Jarrett]] and her family. He baptized both of Evelyn's children. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Helms, Jerry F.}} [[Category:People|Helms]] [[Category:1934 births]] [[Category:2013 deaths]] [[Category:Clergy]] b6e6fa5e3c1a663a4622f71f8dcd4af3ba7a14c8 14 3781 7314 2015-01-12T12:42:41Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:People by occupation]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:People by occupation]] 3b7529618237c0da7082c2edfbf627b80adc2ae4 14 3782 7315 2015-01-12T12:42:54Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:People]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:People]] 1c7d5b5caebad6772adbde0e8273369d51c9f45d 14 3783 7316 2015-01-12T12:43:19Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1934}} [[Category:1930s births]] [[Category:1934]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1934}} [[Category:1930s births]] [[Category:1934]] 63a94589d35fe3c21020a6964211f89486e4bc8d 14 3784 7317 2015-01-12T12:43:36Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1934}} [[Category:1930s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1934}} [[Category:1930s]] a6f9eef524a2d9da34c4b0d4274bcb4e889e3092 14 3785 7318 2015-01-12T12:43:53Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|the 1930s}} [[Category:20th century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|the 1930s}} [[Category:20th century]] 677307dd7d4a5c488febad05dab1dcb8b985e370 14 3786 7319 2015-01-12T12:44:12Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|the 1930s}} [[Category:1930s]] [[Category:20th century births]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|the 1930s}} [[Category:1930s]] [[Category:20th century births]] d60318947e4fcc54fe3d3c678df1e8c194d0ec07 14 3787 7320 2015-01-12T12:44:30Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|2013}} [[Category:2010s deaths]] [[Category:2013]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|2013}} [[Category:2010s deaths]] [[Category:2013]] 1d32198b8b9d82c72bc26d0ee6cd0984aee81bda 14 3788 7321 2015-01-12T12:44:47Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|2013}} [[Category:2010s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|2013}} [[Category:2010s]] 59039c2b39a08b4da261e3639e622511ccc2ea6f 0 3373 7322 6615 2015-01-12T12:45:03Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Earl Hohman''' worked at the [[Arthur S. Young Company]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Hohman]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 36b6f6a4938be0b2c265333a5e735a402b26029a 0 3375 7323 6619 2015-01-12T12:45:47Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Rev. Jay W. Kauffman''' (consistently spelled ''Kaufman'' in [[E. Herman Brackbill]]'s journal, was the pastor at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] in the late 1930s with his wife, who was the organist and directed the choir. He officiated at the [[Wedding of Herman and Jane]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Kauffman]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] [[Category:Clergy]] 11f0afff4fbf77e94c3e8c1cddf6bd8c8ae362f4 0 3376 7324 6621 2015-01-12T12:47:23Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Harold B. Keneagy''' (February 18, 1912 – April 15, 1993)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?rank=1&new=1&MSAV=1&gss=angs-g&gsfn=harold+b.&gsln=keneagy&msypn__ftp=pennsylvania&cpxt=0&catBucket=rstp&uidh=qoc&cp=0&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=32839221&recoff=10+11+12&db=ssdi&indiv=1&ml_rpos=1 |title=Harold B. Keneagy |work=US Social Security Death Index, 1935-present (Ancestry.com) |accessdate=2015-01-12}}</ref> worked at the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] as treasurer and bookkeeper. He was married to Roberta and had two daughters, Priscilla and Madeleine. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Keneagy, Harold B.}} [[Category:People|Keneagy]] [[Category:1912 births]] [[Category:1993 deaths]] 47fa5e37d756764b59e77af1a93db8deb63f37bc 14 3789 7325 2015-01-12T12:47:44Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1993}} [[Category:1990s deaths]] [[Category:1993]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1993}} [[Category:1990s deaths]] [[Category:1993]] f1164c56b7b67271cdec1fcddeb2b105f57e80b5 14 3790 7326 2015-01-12T12:47:59Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1993}} [[Category:1990s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1993}} [[Category:1990s]] d60f7566fa091b3790a47f15931ef6dca0a78479 14 3791 7327 2015-01-12T12:48:19Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1912}} [[Category:1910s births]] [[Category:1912]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1912}} [[Category:1910s births]] [[Category:1912]] 975e7c2cb4b8992cf62c30804754c1a50536d810 14 3792 7328 2015-01-12T12:48:38Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1912}} [[Category:1910s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1912}} [[Category:1910s]] 7e5521a83dffdae9b72ea631a3b3465e59669434 0 3378 7329 6624 2015-01-12T12:48:54Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Betty Kyle''' was a friend of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s from [[Lancaster]]. She was involved in [[Christian Endeavor]] activities with them. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Kyle]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 84728a47d834516d2f644a85372511198f6c3d19 0 3392 7330 6645 2015-01-12T12:49:21Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''T. Roland Philips''' was a Presbyterian minister who was associated with Arlington Presbyterian Church in the Baltimore (MD) Presbytery. He helped to found the [http://www.bsotb.org/bsobcat.htm Baltimore School of the Bible] and published a book of his sermons, entitled ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=QdEFGQAACAAJ&source=gbs_ViewAPI God Hath Spoken]''. He traveled in Lancaster County several times in 1939 and 1940, visiting [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] on [[HB Journal for Sep 20, 1940|September 20, 1940]]. ==References== * Schaeffer, Dr. Francis A. "[http://www.pcahistory.org/findingaids/schaeffer/index.html We Don't Have Forever]," PCA Historical Center, 1980. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Philips]] [[Category:Clergy]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] af13d5bf6f24c333356f71d9fa4f8883bde7597d 10 3793 7331 2015-01-12T12:50:13Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "<div style="display: none;"><references /></div><noinclude>{{documentation}}</noinclude>" wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="display: none;"><references /></div><noinclude>{{documentation}}</noinclude> d543e36a19a65f49ecef18a170f1f1ba8d3db01d 10 3794 7332 2015-01-12T12:50:53Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "<div class="dablink {{{extraclasses|}}}">{{{1}}}</div><noinclude> {{documentation}} </noinclude>" wikitext text/x-wiki <div class="dablink {{{extraclasses|}}}">{{{1}}}</div><noinclude> {{documentation}} </noinclude> 57fcf60bfd603546cef1e677b19424467a5b885d 0 3049 7333 7037 2015-01-12T16:00:32Z Tjarrett 358373 dates wikitext text/x-wiki '''Daniel H. Eshleman''' (September 27, 1872 – November 7, 1957)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/26889255140 |title=Daniel H. Eshleman |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-12}}</ref> was the husband of [[Susan E. Brackbill]], son-in-law of [[Elam H. Brackbill]], brother-in-law of [[Harry G. Brackbill]], and uncle of [[E. Herman Brackbill]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_034.HTM|Daniel D. Eshleman}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Eshleman, Daniel H.}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1872 births]] [[Category:1957 deaths]] 4ef3117b349c2e977ae5cfd16bd02abdcd92ef94 14 3795 7334 2015-01-12T16:00:50Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1957}} [[Category:1950s deaths]] [[Category:1957]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1957}} [[Category:1950s deaths]] [[Category:1957]] e704c9de5bc68b0ddcd77faa6a9138eccd99e16a 14 3796 7335 2015-01-12T16:02:16Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1957}} [[Category:1950s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1957}} [[Category:1950s]] 29f13bed8049d33df614bb49bb313fdecd5ed99b 0 3797 7336 2015-01-12T16:13:37Z Tjarrett 358373 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Benjamin R. Brackbill''' (March 4, 1885 – 1970)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/63937236/person/42114171738 |title=Benjamin R. Brackbill |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-12}}</ref> was a member of the extended Brackbill family. He served as vice-president of the Brackbill reunion from 1947 to 1949, and was elected president in 1950, serving until 1951. He remained active for many years afterward. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brackbill, Benjamin R.}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1885 births]] [[Category:1970 deaths]] 2340592a665da92ae997c288bf6657e26e4d3fcf 14 3798 7337 2015-01-12T16:13:56Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1970}} [[Category:1970s deaths]] [[Category:1970]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1970}} [[Category:1970s deaths]] [[Category:1970]] 69560ead017a66cb9cfce5f183978a85ee20f3fc 14 3799 7338 2015-01-12T16:14:09Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1970}} [[Category:1970s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1970}} [[Category:1970s]] fc2c6f848f4676f668df61461b9d24fc6228e048 0 2454 7339 4752 2015-01-12T16:19:07Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki "Why don't some body do something": I laid in bed overtime again this morning and got to work real late, yet [[John Hess|John]] wasn't there yet and I "got away" with it. We had plenty to do all day. The weather was nicer and it made working more pleasant. We could have finished in pretty good time but chose rather to prolong the activities and "not put off till tomorrow." After work I got my oil changed. I didn't go away after supper for a good change. I wrote [[Harold Brackbill|Shorty]] a letter and listened to the radio till bed time, which happened to be nine o'clock. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jan 23, 1939|Jan 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jan 25, 1939|Jan 25, 1939]] }} 5c2ed796fe53cf850cb4dc69e561e5a1c75c83e7 0 2511 7340 6912 2015-01-12T16:19:37Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Things started as usual and proceeded as usual. We were there early enough to start the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] for a great change. The wheat is coming in at a fast rate - about 4500 bu already. It is in fine shape and the price isn't so good - 65&cent;. [[John Hess|John]] was away nearly all afternoon. It was hot and we sweated as we went along. [[Romaine Troop|Romaine]] & our Curtis's saleslady were here again. After late supper, I mowed the lawn & [[Jane Young|Jane]] did some gardening. We visited down [[Brackbill Farm|home]] a little & enjoyed it quite a bit. We wanted to get to bed early but it looks as if we didn't. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1939|Jul 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1939|Jul 15, 1939]] }} [[Category:Economy references]] 46e1becfd358dd971a3634174f1dbfa518b0922f 0 2545 7341 4952 2015-01-12T16:19:56Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki We weren't so early again this morning but in this kind of weather no one feels like even moving. I'm not complaining, but merely recording facts. The weather is hot again. The shower last evening amounted to almost nothing for a little section right around here. The beetles are bad on many crop and the dry weather a few more. [[John Hess|John]] went away in the afternoon and we did all right. After supper we cleaned up and dressed up. I read--[[Jane Young|Jane]] went to the store. We sat on our new glider, a gift from [[Arthur S. Young|Dad Young]], until dark & then went inside and later to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 27, 1939|Jul 27, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 29, 1939|Jul 29, 1939]] }} 2b2b9ed5bc0e620ef79dd5354664a66ee487e582 0 2617 7342 5103 2015-01-12T16:20:11Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I felt very much like taking my time to getting to work this morning for [[John Hess|John]] was not there. We boys had it all to ourselves but had to work hard to get done till one thirty. It was a nice hot day and we sweated; especially hoeing the potatoes in the afternoon. [[Mrs. Eckman]] came and visited us. [[Dick]] & [[Hen]] took us to see a show after supper. Then we came back here & ate & visited. It was not late when they left but bed was the next thing in order. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 23, 1939|Jun 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 25, 1939|Jun 25, 1939]] }} 117576887bc3f4a9290a1b698d5dc59faecb516b 0 2622 7343 5112 2015-01-12T16:20:29Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki After a queer and slightly restless night for both of us, we got up late, both still sleepy and tired. [[John Hess|John]] was still absent from the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] and there were not many orders. The mill was still still and so we had quite a pleasant day of it. After supper [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to Guild at [[Mrs. Beaner]]. We were supposed to have U.C.C.E. meeting but didn't. I picked 2 qt. of raspberries and then settled down to read. It was rather a lonely evening for I am not used to such isolation. All the company I had was our neighbors radio--which reminds me of a Hotel or something. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 25, 1939|Jun 25, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 27, 1939|Jun 27, 1939]] }} 37d79ebaa3228974f90b87283e040ece09d7e91f 0 2624 7344 5119 2015-01-12T16:20:49Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Having forgotten to set the alarm last night, we didn't get up till 6 oclock and so had to hurry. [[Groffie]] came up for me and my books--but reluctantly (as I found out later). [[John Hess|John]] was back on the job and they finished working on the dam. We got real busy in the afternoon and worked up a sweat. After a supper of onions, etc., I didn't do much. Just tried to figure out my personal account. [[Jane Young|Jane]] was busier. She finished ironing, which took quite a while. I expect to wash & shave yet tonight but it's late now. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 26, 1939|Jun 26, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 28, 1939|Jun 28, 1939]] }} ff5cac9e3ea2905090b513a1830b978797584336 0 2628 7345 5130 2015-01-12T16:21:05Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki We weren't late this morning either. In fact, [[Groffie]] & I were the first at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. [[John Hess|John]]'s wife & son Jackie arrived home from both World Fairs last evening and so John was a little bit late. I spent most of my day repairing the wheat cleaner; in the capacity, so it seems, of general overseer to the flour mill. After the dishes were done and the beans on the stove to cook and the raspberries ready for jelly we went to Sr. Choir practice and made out as O.K. as ever. It tried to rain a little by evening but didn't kick up much. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 28, 1939|Jun 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 30, 1939|Jun 30, 1939]] }} df96e211da051c0f98d0e5106d3f9404688c29f7 0 2658 7346 5207 2015-01-12T16:21:22Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Today I started late again and then had a flat tire to change before starting for work. Looking back over the day's work gives me much satisfaction for things went smoothly. [[John Hess|John]] was away most of the time and we were busy but we didn't botch it. After work I fixed my tire and was late for supper. After supper I sat around and waited for the boys to get ready to practice singing and by the time they were ready, I felt no more like singing than flying through the air. And so to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 13, 1939|Mar 13, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 15, 1939|Mar 15, 1939]] }} 25f3bb8c717274dc93a11a242bb153bc8aee75ed 0 2686 7347 5271 2015-01-12T16:21:40Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki The old faithful alarm called me about six this morning and I was the first man to work at the [[Hess's Mill|mill]]. We did what we could and waited for a carload of [[Purina]] to come in and then set to work to mix a half dozen big waiting orders. We finished quite on time then [[John Hess|John]] and I waited till 6:30 for [[Dick]] to come, all in vain. After late supper, I played one game of [[Chinese Checkers]], then tried to budget myself till the [[Wedding of Herman and Jane|wedding]]. I looked over my [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] topic & then to bed. It was a very swell day. The warmest and brightest yet. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 23, 1939|Mar 23, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 25, 1939|Mar 25, 1939]] }} b63a1001e373ca89f0a74f81731ef01d319eebb7 0 2721 7348 5354 2015-01-12T16:22:01Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Up to my old tricks, I jumped back into bed after the alarm rang this morning. I didn't oversleep much, though, but found myself pretty sleepy all morning. I had a nice mess to straighten out. Someone run a load of wheat in the corn bin with some corn in it. (That's what happens when I'm away.) [[John Hess|John]] took his wife & Jack to [[Harrisburg]] to catch a train for California this afternoon. She will visit her daughter a few weeks. After supper I took [[Jane Young|Jane]] and Romain to [[Lancaster|Lanc.]] to [[County Chorus]] practice. I forced myself to leave Jane with difficulty because of the moonlight. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Apr 30, 1939|Apr 30, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 2, 1939|May 2, 1939]] }} 0e2bf58fbf54d79a860d5356d10ec1e504d48d11 0 2734 7349 5389 2015-01-12T16:22:20Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Refreshed and rested, I pushed into the affairs of the day with joy and gladness. I was early enough to start the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] again. [[John Hess|John]] was absent a while in the morning and all the afternoon. We were busy with trade and I went back after supper to finish my books and get things in shape for morning. [[Jane Young|Jane]] stopped to see me at noon, or rather to get her handbag. The day was encased in beautiful weather. There was frost last night & ice, but the sun soon drove that away. Four more days of single life. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 14, 1939|May 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 16, 1939|May 16, 1939]] }} 90f518c1fee455e8e93860b71b6fc1b76bbe3e64 0 2737 7350 5398 2015-01-12T16:22:52Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki I got up early and got to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] early and was "boss" till [[John Hess|John]] came at dinner time. We were not extra busy but not one was idle. The weather was just fine. Summer is upon us in full bloom. [[Flossie]] & [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] were here home cleaning today. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] had 17 for supper. After supper we had another one of those [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] socials. Everyone had fun but we had a very lousey "wink" game. [[Jane Young|Jane]] didn't feel well at all. I surely she perks up before [[HB Journal for May 20, 1939|Saturday]], probably will. Maybe her trouble is similar to mine, yet I think not, even hope not. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 15, 1939|May 15, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 17, 1939|May 17, 1939]] }} afefd84af20027ef08eadc28a7e18ce114533cf6 0 2771 7351 5478 2015-01-12T16:23:11Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki We awoke a good bit before it was time to get up &mdash; say an hour, then we got up about 5:30 and everything was lovely. I got to the [[Hess's Mill|mill]] on time. It was not strange getting to work again except things needed a little "tidying up," which it surely got. It was hot as a bake oven all day and we were busy. [[John Hess|John]] & [[Allen]], went to a funeral after dinner and that meant we would have had to work till about 5:30 to finish. Supper was fine. [[Jane Young|Jane]] went to [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] to pageant practice. I mowed grass. I got our possessions insured. I shaved while Jane played piano. Near to bed. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 28, 1939|May 28, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 30, 1939|May 30, 1939]] }} 4c732b80ff0c5e7eaff9b8446fe85041255c2a8d 0 2785 7352 5501 2015-01-12T16:23:31Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Again today comes. Probably to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & Val a day of immense happiness, of big celebrations, for it marks their wedding anniversary. I have felt lower than an eel's belly all day and now as I am sleepiest, feel lowest. I was late for work. Then we got real busy toward the middle of the afternoon. [[John Hess|John]] went home early &we worked late. [[Esta Leona Leaman|Mother]] is sick in bed. Supper "ain't what she orter was." I got a Dr's examination to see if I am fit to marry&mdash;totally uncalled for, but exceptionally conventional. Choir practice was bum as usual. I sat 2 hrs at [[Youngs]] doing nothing, just too tired to come home. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for May 3, 1939|May 3, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for May 5-6, 1939|May 5-6, 1939]] }} [[Category:Surprising expressions]] a78fce684aa11f757088f3fac563501e9bef590b 0 3800 7353 2015-01-12T16:26:26Z Tjarrett 358373 created redirect wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Florence Brackbill]] e603922e14d36c038fb79669654fa9709e39976d 0 3069 7354 7084 2015-01-12T16:26:59Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Florence Betty Brackbill''' (1 Aug 1910-1 Aug 2000), sometimes called "Flossie" by [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]], was the second child and second daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. She was the wife of [[Ross Yuninger]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1910 births]] [[Category:2000 deaths]] d863b225f8b3b37632b5fd4c2be3b8fa37a6657e 7360 7354 2015-01-12T16:39:32Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[Florence Brackbill]] to [[Florence Betty Brackbill]]: naming standard wikitext text/x-wiki '''Florence Betty Brackbill''' (1 Aug 1910-1 Aug 2000), sometimes called "Flossie" by [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]], was the second child and second daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. She was the wife of [[Ross Yuninger]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1910 births]] [[Category:2000 deaths]] d863b225f8b3b37632b5fd4c2be3b8fa37a6657e 0 3128 7355 6158 2015-01-12T16:28:07Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Saturday, August 14, 1948 87 members of the [[Brackbill]] clan gathered at the [[Strasburg Mennonite Church|Mennonite Church, Strasburg, Pa.]] for the second reunion of the family. The president, Mr. [[A. Landis Brackbill|Landis Brackbill, jr.]] presided. Scripture was read by the Rev. [[Irwin Brackbill]], and following a moment of silence in memory of those members of the family who died during the year, the Rev. [[Moses H. Brackbill|Moses Brackbill]] led us in prayer. The president welcomed the group, saying that 100 invitations had been sent. He introduced Mr. [[Maurice T. Brackbill]] of the [[wikipedia:Eastern Mennonite College|Eastern Mennonite College]], [[wikipedia:Harrisonburg, VA|Harrisonburg, Va.]] who spoke on "Life". Our historian, Mr. [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] gave the second installment of the family history. The president called for a short business session. The minutes were approved as read. The treasurer reported a balance of $35.50. Mr. [[Martin Brackbill, Sr.]] said the fence had been erected around the [[Brackbill Cemetery|Brackbill graveyard]], and arrangements made with the farmer to cut the grass. The balance in the cemetery fund is $139.60. After some discussion it was moved, seconded and and carried that we meet on the third Sunday in August in the Strasburg Mennonite church]]. It was suggested that we give a contribution to this Mennonite church for their over-seas relief work. It was moved, seconded and carried that a collection be taken, from which the janitor be paid and $5.00 be given the church for relief, and the balance put in our treasury. It was moved, seconded and carried that the treasurer be authorized to pay all bills which may arise during the year. The president called for the election of new officers. It was moved, seconded and carried that all officers be re-elected. The president asked every one to register. The collection amounted to $23.07 There being no further business the meeting adjourned. A number of families gathered around the tables out doors for a picnic supper. Respectfully submitted<br/> [[Lucile Brackbill]]<br/> Recording secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1947|1947]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1949|1949]] }} 2a200b92768fa863624343f42ceed932cd4738e9 0 3129 7356 6161 2015-01-12T16:28:32Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki Sunday, August 18, 1949 70 members of the [[Brackbill]] family met at the [[Strasburg Mennonite Church]] for the third family re-union. The president, [[A. Landis Brackbill|Landis Brackbill]], welcomed the family and introduced <strike>the Rev.</strike> [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]], who conducted the devotions. Mr. Landis Brackbill explained that the promised speaker was unable to be present, so he spoke briefly on "What a family reunion should be and what it can do for the country." the president's remarks were brief but they contained food for thought for all of us. Mr. [[Martin H. Brackbill, Sr.|Martin Brackbill, Sr.]] substituting for his [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.|son]], the family historian, spoke on Landmarks of the Brackbill family; he also said that [[Christian Brackbill]], a returned soldier, had some pictures of the original Brackbill homestead in [[wikipedia:Switzerland|Switzerland]], which he would pass around. It was suggested that sets of these pictures be prepared for sale at the next reunion. The president then called for a short business meeting. The minutes of the last meeting were approved as read. Mr. [[Hebron E. H. Breckbill|Hebron Breckbill]], treasurer reported on the condition of the [[Brackbill Cemetery|family graveyard]] - it had been mown twice, and some of the tombstones were straightened and re-set, at a cost of $38.00 There is $63.00 in the cemetery fund, and $6.30 in the general account. It was moved, seconded and carried that the treasurer's report be accepted. The president then called for the report of the Nominating committee: <strike>the Rev.</strike> Herman Brackbill for president, Mr. [[Benjamin R. Brackbill]], vice-president, [[Lucile Brackbill]], secretary, Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, corresponding secretary, Mr. Hebron Breckbill, treasurer, Mr. [[Martin H. Brackbill, jr.]], historian. It was moved, seconded and carried that nominations be closed and the secretary cast the ballot. The collection amounted to $29.83 Cards were passed and all present were asked to register. The new president was introduced, and after an informal discussion as to the type of reunion preferred, the meeting adjourned. Respectfully submitted<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1948|1948]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1950|1950]] }} c3c1f514fc4176c5c44b677b253157220a7926da 0 3130 7357 6164 2015-01-12T16:28:58Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki ==Minutes== Saturday, Aug. 19, 1950 60 members of the [[Brackbill]] family gathered at [[Buchmiller Park]], [[Lancaster]] for a picnic re-union. Rain drove some members home after supper, but some brave souls gathered in the barn for a short business meeting. [[Robert Brackbill]] read the Scriptures, and the president [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]] offered prayer. The minutes were approved as read. The treasurer, [[Hebron E. H. Breckbill|Hebron Breckbill]] reported that the [[Brackbill Cemetery|family graveyard]] was mown and kept in condition at a cost of $25.00 - $2.00 was spent for the post card invitations, leaving a balance in the checking account of $2.50; there is $250 in the Brackbill cemetery account, accumulated interest from the trust fund. The treasurer's report was accepted. The president said [[Christian Brackbill]] had left 10 sets of pictures with him, which were sold for one dollar a set. The president suggested each person introduce himself, telling who his parent and grand-parent on the Brackbill side were. The collection was $21.16. The election of officers, resulted in the following: [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]], president; Robert Brackbill, 1st vice-president; Hebron Breckbill, treasurer, [[Lucile Brackbill]], secretary, [[Martin Brackbill]], assistant secretary. The new president was introduced and asked for the cooperation and help of all Brackbills. It was moved, seconded and carried that the meeting adjourn. Respectfully submitted,<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary ==Letter== Copy of a letter sent the retiring president, <br/> Herman Brackbill [[wikipedia:East Petersburg, PA|East Petersburg, Pa.]]<br/> August 23,1950 My dear Herman: All the Brackbills who were at the reunion, and especially the officers, want you to know how much they appreciate your effort and interest while you were president; also they want to thank you for the work and kindness which made the fourth Brackbill reunion such a success. This, which should have been presented to you as a formal motion, is now being written at the request of the president, and will be recorded in the Minutes. Sincerely yours,<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1949|1949]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1951|1951]] }} 4bfc41a2e8d9a326a8e20430cb2585840540fe0c 0 3131 7358 6167 2015-01-12T16:29:29Z Tjarrett 358373 wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Fifth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, August 26, '51 [[Buchmiller Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' America * '''Invocation''' [[Elias Eby]] * '''Address of Welcome''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill]] * '''Quartette''' Brackbill Men * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' * '''Minutes''' [[Lucile Brackbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Hebron Breckbill|Hebron Brackbill]] * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Robert Brackbill]] * '''Offering''' * '''Hymn''' Blest be the tie that binds ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> Benjamin R. Brackbill, [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br/> Robert Brackbill, [[Gap]], Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br/> A. Lucile Brackbill, East Petersburg '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br/> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman]] '''Treasurer'''<br/> Hebron Brackbill, [[Strasburg]], PA '''Historian'''<br/> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Executive Committee'''<br/> [[A. Landis Brackbill]], [[Millersville]], Pa.<br/> [[E. Herman Brackbill]], [[Kinzers]], Pa.<br/> [[Enos Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Gordonville, PA|Gordonville, Pa.]]<br/> [[Lester Brackbill]], [[Lancaster]], Pa.<br/> [[Christian Brackbill]], Gordonville, Pa. ==Minutes== Sunday, August 26, 1951 120 members of the [[Brackbill]] family signed the register at the Fifth reunion, held at Buchmiller Park, Lancaster. The program was opened by singing "America", followed by the invocation by Elias Eby. The president, Benjamin R. Brackbill gave a sincere address of welcome. Six Brackbill men sang several selections. The Rev. [[C. Harold Brackbill]], of [[wikipedia:Newton, NJ|Newton, NJ]], gave an address on "The Value of a good name", followed by selections by the Brackbill men. The historian, Martin Brackbill, jr. gave interesting highlights of the career of our ancestor, the Rev. [[Benedictus Brackbill]]. Tribute was paid to the memory of [[Raub Brackbill]], of [[wikipedia:Washington, DC|Washinton, D.C.]] and [[Marian Witmer]], of [[wikipedia:Witmer, PA|Witmer]], who died during the past year. The minutes were approved as read. The treasurer reported a balance of $23.50 in the checking account; $1,320.84 in the [[Brackbill Cemetery|Cemetery]] endowment account, and $92.72 interest. The treasurer also reported that the family grave-yard is in good condition. The chairman of the nominating committee, A. Landis Brackbill presented the following nominations: President, [[Robert M. Brackbill]], Gap; 1st vice-pres. [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.]] [[Elizabethtown]] R.D.3; 2nd vice-president, Enos Brackbill, Gordonville; Recording secretary, Lucile Brackbill, East Petersburg; Assistant recording secretary, Christian Brackbill, Gordonville, Corresponding secretary, [[Martin H. Brackbill Sr.|Martin Brackbill]], Bausman, Treasurer, Hebron Brackbill. It was moved, seconded, and carried that these officers be elected and the secretary cast the ballot. It was moved, seconded and carried that the treasurer be authorized to pay all bills. The collection was $35.61. It was moved, seconded and carried that the Historian's report be mimeographed and mailed by the Corresponding secretary. Robert Brackbill awarded a prize of a box of candy to the person coming the greatest distance: C. Harold Brackbill from Newton, N.J.; a box of candy to the oldest person, Mrs. [[Hetty Hershey]], aged 81; and a dollar bill to the youngest person, [[Vincent Brackbill]], aged 11 weeks. Mr. Martin Brackbill asked the group to rise according to the generations - from the 7th to the 10th generation, and also according to families: the descendants of [[Benjamin Brackbill (1779)|Benjamin]], from [[wikipedia:Bathany, PA|Bethanie]]; [[Henry Brackbill (1771)|Henry]], from Kinzer, and [[John Brackbill (1763)|John]], from Strasburg. After singing "Blest be the tie that binds", the benediction was pronounced by the Rev. [[Enos Zimmerman, Jr.]] Respectfully submitted,<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1950|1950]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1952|1952]] }} e8f37954d7963a7a6e874da5fcc880c18abf5cdd 0 3801 7359 2015-01-12T16:36:28Z Tjarrett 358373 created pgae wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Brackbill Cemetery''', also known as the '''Brackbill-Neff Cemetery''', is located south of [[Strasburg]], [[Pennsylvania]]. The land was deeded in 1804 and it was the first burying ground for Mennonites in the Strasburg area. The cemetery was maintained with a fund raised by the [[Brackbill Reunion]]. Many Brackbills were interred in the cemetery, including [[Benedict Brackbill (1730)|Benedict Brackbill]], [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.]], and [[Martin H. Brackbill]], as well as members of the Neff, Groff, and Kendig families. ==External links== * [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=2231540 Brackbill-Neff Cemetery in Find-A-Grave] {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] 687b2aae6f65ed61b6d81c698378a82557ad4531 0 3802 7361 2015-01-12T16:39:32Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[Florence Brackbill]] to [[Florence Betty Brackbill]]: naming standard wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Florence Betty Brackbill]] e647470cae5b89bc3362159a43be242f28a4cec2 0 3055 7362 7059 2015-01-12T16:39:49Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[Elam H. Brackbill]] to [[Elam Howery Brackbill]] wikitext text/x-wiki '''Elam Howery Brackbill''' (7 Jul 1839 &ndash; 5 Apr 1924) was the husband of [[Barbara Hershey]], the father of [[Harry G. Brackbill]], [[Anna M. Brackbill]] and [[Susan E. Brackbill]], and the son of [[Benjamin Brackbill (1803)|Benjamin Brackbill]] and [[Susanna Howery]]. His grandson [[E. Herman Brackbill]] was named after him (first name only). ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_016.HTM|Elam Howery Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1839 births]] [[Category:1924 deaths]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Brackbill, Elam H.}} 6c6a0777a04580b5db8648ae28fb2589bb145c77 0 3803 7363 2015-01-12T16:39:49Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[Elam H. Brackbill]] to [[Elam Howery Brackbill]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Elam Howery Brackbill]] c92534e1bbeaf151f35165ef6c3a344e7f91e3d6 0 3053 7364 7042 2015-01-12T16:40:07Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[E. Herman Brackbill]] to [[Elam Herman Brackbill]]: naming standard wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:2180643404 195847436d o.jpg|thumb|240px|E. Herman Brackbill]] '''Elam Herman Brackbill''', commonly called Herman (born February 4, 1917; died January 9, 2008), was the sixth child and second son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. He married [[Jane Young]] on May 20, 1939. He was the father of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill]], [[N. Marie Brackbill]], and [[John Brackbill]]. Herman was somewhat precocious, graduating high school two years early after skipping two grades in high school, and was chosen by his father to attend the [[Millersville Teacher's College]] along with two of his elder siblings. He received a two-year teacher's certificate when he was 17, but had to wait a year until he turned 18 to legally teach school. According to his own reckoning (and a list compiled post-1987), Herman had held many professions, including: * Farmer (1934&ndash;35) * School teacher (1935&ndash;36) * Work at [[Hess's Mill]] (1936&ndash;40) * [[Kinzer Equipment Company]] (1940&ndash;75) * [[Spectrum Fidelity]] (1976&ndash;86) * [[Greenleaf]] (1987&ndash;etc.) * [[Ressler Mill Foundation]] (1987&ndash;etc.) We know that Herman started work at Hess's Mill on July 13, 1936 because of his [[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1939|journal entry from July 13, 1939]], when he says it is his third anniversary of milling. In Herman's retirement, he returned to mills; specifically, he became an [http://www.resslermill.com/pages/mill.html interpretive guide at Ressler Mill], where he demonstrated how the old water mill worked and how it supported the local farm economy. ==See also== * [[Herman Brackbill Journals]] * [[Letters and papers of Herman Brackbill]] ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_009.HTM|Elam Herman Brackbill}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Hess's Mill employees|Brackbill, Herman]] [[Category:1917 births]] [[Category:2008 deaths]] 08682d47b77cf14bb6b5b79ae89aaa28d4ab17c8 0 3804 7365 2015-01-12T16:40:07Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[E. Herman Brackbill]] to [[Elam Herman Brackbill]]: naming standard wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Elam Herman Brackbill]] 18027f0b0de70b3e9d109e7d1e02055f31d3e407 0 3115 7366 7123 2015-01-12T16:40:27Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Reba Leona Leaman''' (December 5, 1905 – July 21, 1969) was the eldest daughter of [[Esta Leona Leaman]] and the oldest child in the Brackbill family. She was married to [[John Moore]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_028.HTM|Reba Leona Leaman}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Leaman, Reba}} [[Category:Leamans]] [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1905 births]] [[Category:1969 deaths]] 5f62ebb4ad818789c46f75d8833e3193acffdf0c 7367 7366 2015-01-12T16:40:37Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[Reba Leaman]] to [[Reba Leona Leaman]]: naming standard wikitext text/x-wiki '''Reba Leona Leaman''' (December 5, 1905 – July 21, 1969) was the eldest daughter of [[Esta Leona Leaman]] and the oldest child in the Brackbill family. She was married to [[John Moore]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_028.HTM|Reba Leona Leaman}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Leaman, Reba}} [[Category:Leamans]] [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1905 births]] [[Category:1969 deaths]] 5f62ebb4ad818789c46f75d8833e3193acffdf0c 0 3805 7368 2015-01-12T16:40:38Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[Reba Leaman]] to [[Reba Leona Leaman]]: naming standard wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Reba Leona Leaman]] 72e1b5c1c1a3dab5d56a5bf1de8498f0e530ec64 0 3063 7369 7081 2015-01-12T16:42:39Z Tjarrett 358373 dates wikitext text/x-wiki '''Eunice Viola Brackbill''' (November 15, 1915 – December 30, 2011)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/13627889025 |title=Eunice V. Brackbill |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-12}}</ref> was the fifth child and fourth daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1915 births]] [[Category:2011 deaths]] 9102362cbfe721ef40722eeeac050fdc7b5e561e 7370 7369 2015-01-12T16:42:48Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[Eunice Brackbill]] to [[Eunice Viola Brackbill]]: naming standard wikitext text/x-wiki '''Eunice Viola Brackbill''' (November 15, 1915 – December 30, 2011)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/13627889025 |title=Eunice V. Brackbill |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-12}}</ref> was the fifth child and fourth daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1915 births]] [[Category:2011 deaths]] 9102362cbfe721ef40722eeeac050fdc7b5e561e 7372 7370 2015-01-12T16:43:15Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Eunice Viola Brackbill''' (November 15, 1915 – December 30, 2011)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/13627889025 |title=Eunice V. Brackbill |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-12}}</ref> was the fifth child and fourth daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brackbill, Eunice Viola}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1915 births]] [[Category:2011 deaths]] 6578c3b56f71fe921ad353dfa929e0ad0f1e52a8 0 3806 7371 2015-01-12T16:42:48Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[Eunice Brackbill]] to [[Eunice Viola Brackbill]]: naming standard wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Eunice Viola Brackbill]] b2ac5e6ae23ec4107b6172e804f24f2925f3a5b4 0 3093 7373 7102 2015-01-12T16:43:36Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[Janice Brackbill]] to [[Janice Marie Brackbill]] wikitext text/x-wiki '''Janice Marie Brackbill''' (January 3, 1928 – May 16, 2011) was the thirteenth child and sixth daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1928 births]] [[Category:2011 deaths]] 10eb53a95744182635eb3806f586b60e4c5c35b7 7375 7373 2015-01-12T16:43:55Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Janice Marie Brackbill''' (January 3, 1928 – May 16, 2011) was the thirteenth child and sixth daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1928 births]] [[Category:2011 deaths]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Brackbill, Janice Marie}} 8024f997fb5f3f48e39c3bcdaa4f0dd750f4c9d6 0 3807 7374 2015-01-12T16:43:36Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[Janice Brackbill]] to [[Janice Marie Brackbill]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Janice Marie Brackbill]] 7063019f7cb347f46cd46d074e89a9029d996a49 14 3808 7376 2015-01-12T16:44:12Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1915}} [[Category:1910s births]] [[Category:1915]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1915}} [[Category:1910s births]] [[Category:1915]] db860bf7431d5c6849f9f809eeff58da49eed6fb 14 3809 7377 2015-01-12T16:44:26Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1915}} [[Category:1910s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1915}} [[Category:1910s]] 69ee2c464fa32b839dafe3e4512de4bb54de4a22 0 3083 7378 7186 2015-01-12T16:45:11Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[Hershey Brackbill]] to [[Hershey Leaman Brackbill]] wikitext text/x-wiki '''Hershey Leaman Brackbill''' (Aug 3, 1920 - Aug 20, 2005) was the eighth child and fourth son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_024.HTM|Hershey Leaman Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brackbill, Hershey Leaman}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1920 births]] [[Category:2005 deaths]] 5b062e2e1a580842d30efc920f548f3d20b20fbf 0 3810 7379 2015-01-12T16:45:12Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[Hershey Brackbill]] to [[Hershey Leaman Brackbill]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Hershey Leaman Brackbill]] 47a433acfe38531db8ac9fb67776df4e4559a4fb 0 3051 7380 7040 2015-01-12T16:45:39Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[Doris Brackbill]] to [[Doris Elaine Brackbill]] wikitext text/x-wiki '''Doris Elaine Brackbill''' is the eleventh child and fifth daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. Her husband is [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (living people)]] 3e0689a92a2c479b4f6a9b5c58cd705522bba43f 0 3811 7381 2015-01-12T16:45:39Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[Doris Brackbill]] to [[Doris Elaine Brackbill]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Doris Elaine Brackbill]] 78fb1c2b5049d7fb57999b612acd22f656131e12 0 3051 7382 7380 2015-01-12T16:47:05Z Tjarrett 358373 dates wikitext text/x-wiki '''Doris Elaine Brackbill''' (June 1, 1924 – January 17, 2012)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/13627889149 |title=Doris Elaine Brackbill |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-12}}</ref> was the eleventh child and fifth daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. Her husband was [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1924 births]] [[Category:2012 deaths]] ec1a4ec0f1596aac2329841bb7eccfc4547bc58f 7383 7382 2015-01-12T16:47:31Z Tjarrett 358373 refs wikitext text/x-wiki '''Doris Elaine Brackbill''' (June 1, 1924 – January 17, 2012)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/13627889149 |title=Doris Elaine Brackbill |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-12}}</ref> was the eleventh child and fifth daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. Her husband was [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1924 births]] [[Category:2012 deaths]] d85631b860c5f26df3011290011145ec0496f0f2 7387 7383 2015-01-12T16:49:30Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Doris Elaine Brackbill''' (June 1, 1924 – January 17, 2012)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/13627889149 |title=Doris Elaine Brackbill |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-12}}</ref> was the eleventh child and fifth daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. Her husband was [[Ira Lee Brown|Lee Brown]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1924 births]] [[Category:2012 deaths]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Brackbill, Doris Elaine}} 12924a3a2bc4208d0d92df7a9cfd9e064ad3e8f0 14 3812 7384 2015-01-12T16:48:36Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|2012}} [[Category:2010s deaths]] [[Category:2012]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|2012}} [[Category:2010s deaths]] [[Category:2012]] b8346d4fff5dad317facfd1eecfb324c2d1bb0c3 14 3813 7385 2015-01-12T16:48:50Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|2012}} [[Category:2010s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|2012}} [[Category:2010s]] 2e5ce3e39355e24228221c423f1b0c637cf1fc2e 14 3814 7386 2015-01-12T16:49:05Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1924}} [[Category:1920s births]] [[Category:1924]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1924}} [[Category:1920s births]] [[Category:1924]] acd83b88cb70a5a6b488e158be7bc1500d8bba3e 0 3125 7388 6976 2015-01-12T16:50:09Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[Warren Brackbill]] to [[Warren Harding Brackbill]] wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Warren h brackbill.jpg|thumb|256x256px]] '''Warren Harding Brackbill''' (May 27, 1922 – December 19, 2014)<ref name="obit">{{cite web |url=http://lancasteronline.com/obituaries/warren-h-brackbill/article_98fcd478-042a-574a-a954-12422a90bf91.html |title=Warren H. Brackbill |work=Lancaster Online |date=2014-12-22 |accessdate=2015-01-10}}</ref> was the tenth child and sixth son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. For some reason lost in time he was known as "Barney." With his brother [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]], Warren jointly ran the [[Brackbill Farm]] for 20 years after graduating from [[Paradise High School]]. After that, he attended [[Penn State University]] in [[York, Pennsylvania]], graduating in 1958 with a degree in drafting and design engineering. He worked for [[New Holland Machine Company]] from 1958 to 1985, retiring with 14 patents, and is listed in their book "The Innovators." He ran an antiques shop with his wife [[Marilyn Dennison Brackbill]].<ref name="obit" /> ==Patents== * {{Patent|US| 3123966}} * {{Patent|US| 3146569}} * {{Patent|US|3157019}} * {{Patent|US| 3167337}} * {{Patent|US|3298695}} * {{Patent|US| 3599870}} * {{Patent|US| 4026476}} * {{{Patent|US| 4069982}} * {{Patent|US|4097001}} * {{Patent|US| 4187988}} * {{Patent|US| 4205792}} * {{Patent|US| 4597532}} * {{Patent|US| D284382}} * {{Patent|CA| 1078889}} ==References== {{Reflist}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1922 births]] [[Category:2014 deaths]] 8f9bbe9de5700b7ce5bdb05d54d6736d9354d080 0 3815 7389 2015-01-12T16:50:09Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[Warren Brackbill]] to [[Warren Harding Brackbill]] wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Warren Harding Brackbill]] e843daf0a24d83a58f481118bb8fa35541b6a44a 0 3816 7390 2015-01-12T21:43:34Z Tjarrett 358373 redirect wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Magdalina Brackbill Buckwalter]] 08698c9c0420e76435088bf722fbe35c450e4ebd 0 3500 7391 6815 2015-01-12T21:46:55Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[Ross Yuninger]] to [[Ross Trout Yuninger]]: naming standard wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ross Trout Yuninger''' (15 Jan 1909 &ndash; 9 Oct 1977) was the husband of [[Florence Brackbill]] and the son-in-law of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Yuningers]] ff7389bbcc02cef4c11415749b7784772f024a5e 0 3817 7392 2015-01-12T21:46:55Z Tjarrett 358373 Tjarrett moved page [[Ross Yuninger]] to [[Ross Trout Yuninger]]: naming standard wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Ross Trout Yuninger]] 80817a99bc167837096e62c88917b4e35fb3ce4b 0 3261 7393 6441 2015-01-12T21:48:49Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki The Brackbill family held official and unofficial '''Brackbill Reunions''' annually. The earliest attested unofficial reunion occurred [[HB Journal for Aug 12, 1939|August 12, 1939]] at [[Brackbill's Meadow]] on the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]]. Later official reunions were held in a variety of locations. In modern times, there are a variety of "reunion" events, including two summer picnics (Father's Day and on or near the birthday of [[Harry G. Brackbill]]) at the Meadow. ==Records of Brackbill Reunions== Records from the Brackbill reunion were frequently recorded by an official "secretary" of the reunion. Some were collected in the Secretary's Book, which documented reunions from 1947 to 1966; minutes from other reunions were published as typescript documents. * ''[[Brackbill Family Reunion Secretary’s Book]]'' {{stub}} [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Brackbills]] 20aad15c263cffbd97197c4f6b90f550abbb3711 7394 7393 2015-01-12T21:54:38Z Tjarrett 358373 /* Records of Brackbill Reunions */ link in reunion pages wikitext text/x-wiki The Brackbill family held official and unofficial '''Brackbill Reunions''' annually. The earliest attested unofficial reunion occurred [[HB Journal for Aug 12, 1939|August 12, 1939]] at [[Brackbill's Meadow]] on the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]]. Later official reunions were held in a variety of locations. In modern times, there are a variety of "reunion" events, including two summer picnics (Father's Day and on or near the birthday of [[Harry G. Brackbill]]) at the Meadow. ==Records of Brackbill Reunions== Records from the Brackbill reunion were frequently recorded by an official "secretary" of the reunion. Some were collected in the Secretary's Book, which documented reunions from 1947 to 1966; minutes from other reunions were published as typescript documents. * ''[[Brackbill Family Reunion Secretary’s Book]]'' * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1947]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1948]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1949]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1950]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1951]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1952]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1953]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1954]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1955]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1957]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1958]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1959]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1960]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1961]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1962]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1963]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1964]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1965]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1966]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1968]] {{stub}} [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Brackbills]] 9ff9ddc3dcae0ef7f080e4b521dd8783d4b0b225 0 3818 7395 2015-01-12T21:56:57Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "The '''Brackbill Family Reunion Secretary's Book, 1947-[1966]''' is a black leather three-ring notebook (stamped inside Vernon Royal Line, R-2261) measuring 10 inches by 7.5 i..." wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Brackbill Family Reunion Secretary's Book, 1947-[1966]''' is a black leather three-ring notebook (stamped inside Vernon Royal Line, R-2261) measuring 10 inches by 7.5 inches, with a pocket inside both front and back cover. The contents are unruled punched paper in typescript and handwriting, and document family reunions between 1947 and 1966. ==Reunion records== * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1947]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1948]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1949]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1950]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1951]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1952]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1953]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1954]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1955]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1956]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1957]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1958]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1959]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1960]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1961]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1962]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1963]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1964]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1965]] * [[Brackbill Reunion, 1966]] [[Category:Brackbill reunions]] [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Original sources]] c1fc771ba45d16f12e1f0c0fd733bf02824e2c4a 0 3819 7396 2015-01-12T21:57:52Z Tjarrett 358373 copied content over wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Tenth Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, July 1, 1956<br /> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br /> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br /> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' America * '''Invocation''' Rev. [[Amos H. Sauder]] * '''Address of Welcome''' Rev. [[Moses Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Leacock Presbyterian]] Male Chorus * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Doris Brackbill|Doris Brackbill Brown]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Walter R. Denlinger|Walter Denlinger]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[I. Lee Brown]] * '''Speaker''' [[A. Landis Brackbill, Jr.]]/[[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' Miss [[Lena Clark]] * '''Basket--Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br /> [[Moses Brackbill|Moses H. Brackbill]], [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Vice President'''<br /> I. Lee Brown, Paradise, Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br /> Doris Brackbill Brown, Paradise, Pa. '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br /> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br /> Walter Denlinger, [[wikipedia:Ronks, PA|Ronks #1, Pa.]] '''Historian'''<br /> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] ==Minutes== Sunday, July 1, 1956 The meeting of the Tenth [[Brackbill Reunion]] held Sunday July 1, 1956 in the Paradise Community Park was opened by singing "America". The devotions were in charge of the Rev. Amos Souders. The president, Rev. Moses Brackbill was in charge of the meeting and gave the address of welcome. We were entertained with special music by the male chorus of the Leacock Presbyterian Church. Benjamin R. Brackbill was in charge of a memorial service for the following: Mrs. [[Magdalina Brackbill Buckwalter]], Kinzers RD and Miss [[Mary Brackbill]] of [[Intercourse]]. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary and approved as read. The treasurer's report was given by Walter Denlinger and an offering was taken which amounted to $38.36. The new officers which were nominated by the committee and duly elected are as follows: * President - Rev. Moses Brackbill * V. President - [[I. Lee Brown|Lee Brown]] * Rec. Sec. - [[Doris Brackbill|Doris Brown]] * Corres. Sec. - Martin Brackbill * Treasurer - Walter Denlinger * Historian - Martin Brackbill Jr. The speaker of the day was Mr. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]], President of the Pennsylvania [[Christian Endeavor]] Union, who gave us a brief talk on the origin and organization of Christian Endeavor and the work it is doing today. He stressed in particular the work of [[Solomon Dorisawmy]] who is supported by Pennsylvania Christian Endeavors. and the need of the churches working together especially in the mission field. The Historian, Martin Brackbill, Jr. gave a brief resume of family history and answered questions. He also distributed mimeographed copies of "The Biography of the Brackbill Family." There were 70 persons registered. The meeting was adjourned by singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Most of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches and to fellowship together. Respectfully submitted,<br /> Doris Brown<br /> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1955|1955]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1957|1957]] }} d47a6afc175537920da71cbd78be331cd23c3ab9 0 3069 7397 7360 2015-01-12T21:59:19Z Tjarrett 358373 children wikitext text/x-wiki '''Florence Betty Brackbill''' (1 Aug 1910-1 Aug 2000), sometimes called "Flossie" by [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]], was the second child and second daughter of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. She was the wife of [[Ross Yuninger]] and the mother of [[Ruth Anne Yuninger]], [[Allen B. Yuninger]], [[Harold Ross Yuninger]], [[Mary Ellen Yuninger]], and [[Esta Mae Yuninger]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1910 births]] [[Category:2000 deaths]] e3850cf6c41d082db186a5d97ad03cc7f1e069b1 0 3437 7398 6718 2015-01-13T12:39:00Z Tjarrett 358373 categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mary S. Sheaffer''' (October 10, 1879-?), also called "Mamie," was the daughter of [[John Milton Sheaffer]] and [[Susannah Withrow]], and the sister of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]]. ==See also== * [[Letters and papers of Mary S. Sheaffer]] ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC05/WC05_334.HTM|Mary S. Sheaffer}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Sheaffer, Mary S.}} [[Category:Sheaffers]] [[Category:1879 births]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 97486e8f7dd4d4a74e9f02e6259da88a4eb2a3f3 0 3820 7399 2015-01-13T12:41:26Z Tjarrett 358373 created page wikitext text/x-wiki This page collects the letters and papers of [[Mary Sheaffer]]. * [[Mamie S. Sheaffer: A Few Facts]] [[Category:Letters and Papers]] 4e708e39086ea265c1fd607b9a4445758e94e110 7403 7399 2015-01-13T12:45:02Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki This page collects the letters and papers of [[Mary Sheaffer]]. * [[Mamie S. Sheaffer: A Few Facts]] [[Category:Letters and papers]] 59eed565c543bd501c6b9642b307739fb2871e96 14 3821 7400 2015-01-13T12:41:47Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:Original sources]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Original sources]] 594cb05b84760ee1f634b6d916edb064ac1ec5e2 0 3822 7401 2015-01-13T12:42:51Z Tjarrett 358373 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Leaman Place, Pa. [[Isaac Metzler]] died <strike>Friday</strike> Thursday, Jan 3, 1895. and [[Charlie Axe]], [[Annie]]'s brother died Jan. 7, 1895. [[Virginia Sheaffer|Virgie]] went to [[Mr. Esbenshade]]'s on Monday February 4th 1895. Mr. [[Elam Kreider]] and Miss [[Alice Mylin]] married Feb. 14, 1895. St Valentine's Day: And [[Dennis McCarthy]] and [[Emma Dunlap]] were married the twenty first. <u>1895</u> [[Grandfather Sheaffer]] here on the 9th of Mar. I was at [[Christian Dunlinger]]'s the third week of April. [[Chester Gladstone Aument]] born in May. <u>1895</u> Got our patent bake oven from [[Mr. Harrish]] in June. [[Uncle Charlie]], [[Aunt Mary]], [[Luther]] and [[Carrie]] were here in June. I fired a gun for the first time on the Fourth of July. <u>1895</u> [[Katie Doran]] here in July. Bought an aluminum thimble July 19th. [[Susannah Withrow|Mother]] has had a steel thimble for over twenty years. <u>1895</u> [[Rev. Neil]] was to visit our Sabbath School July 21. Here once before Oct. 14, 1894. [[John Milton Sheaffer|Father]], [[Susannah Withrow|Mother]], [[Eva Sheaffer|Eva]], and [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Luetta]] at [[Parkesburg]] the last of July. <u>1895</u> August 4th - Missionary [[Charles Leaman]] and daughter [[Mary Leaman|Mary]] at our Sabbath School. [[John Milton Sheaffer|Father]] fell from [[Esaias Denlinger]]'s barn Aug. 19th. Badly but not seriously hurt. <u>1895</u> I was sixteen years old Oct. 10. Received a pretty stick pin from my Sabbath School teacher, [[Ella McIlvaine]] for an Xmas present. <u>1896</u> Beginning work on New R.R. in January. [[Frank Mills]] closed his barber shop Jan. [[Ray Sheaffer|Baby Ray]] born Feb. 26, 1896. <u>1896</u> Eva, [[William Sheaffer|Willie]] and Luetta had scarlet rash in March. Uncle [[Milton O. Sheaffer]] died in March. Buried March 30. 1896 - [[Newtie Sloar]] died in May. At Memorial Services in [[Paradise Presbyterian Church]], May 29. Mr. Hersh died June 1. 1896 - [[Barbara Hershey]] killed July 25. [[Mr. Barge]], Barbara Hershey's companion, died July 26. They were struck by a passenger train at [[Bird-in-Hand]]. 1896 - August. Picnic in [[Milton Eby]]'s Meadow. Wmstown S.S. [[Aunt Anna]], [[Edith]], [[Bessie]] and [[Frances]] here in Sept. 1896. Great agitation over money question. [[wikipedia:United States presidential election, 1896|Presidential election]] approaching. Democratic candidates [[wikipedia:William Jennings Bryan|Wm. J. Bryan]] and Arthur Sewall. Republican - [[wikipedia:William McKinley}Wm. McKinley]] & [[wikipedia:Garret A. Hobart|Garret A. Hobart]]. Silver Party - Bryan & Sewall, Populists, Bryan & Watson. Gold Democrats - John Palmer & Simon Buckner. McKinley and Hobart elected, Nov. 1896. Received Miss [[Ella McIlvaine]]'s picture on Christmas. Marriage of [[Christian Keene]] and [[Maud Patterson]]. 1897. Birth of [[Chester Earl Keene]]. Moved to [[Bellemonte]] in March. Marriage of two former schoolmates [[Harry Acker]] and [[Martha Keene]]. Birth of [[Ray Keene Acker]]. 1897. Marriage of [[Harry Worst]] and [[Bess Glouner]]. Marriage of [[Christian Singer]] and [[Bess Hershey]] in November. [[Ross Esbenshade]] gets his St. Bernard dog, Major. 1898. Loss of [[wikipedia:USS Maine (ACR-1)|Battle of Maine]] in [[wikipedia:Havana|Havana]] harbor, Feb 10th. [[wikipedia:Spanish-american War|War with Spain]]! [[wikipedia:George Dewey|Dewey]]'s victory at [[wikipedia:Battle of Manila Bay|Manila]]. Blockade at Havana. ____ Bombarded. Torpedo Boat Winslow disabled . Ensign Worthy Bagley killed. ==Commentary== ''Written in pencil on lined paper cut six lines high front and back, stapled. After the first page Mamie wrote the date (underlined) in the upper left corner of each page.'' [[Category:Letters and papers]] [[Category:Sheaffers]] 2410a15839aad89d54a0b6c5c2333d6843f79449 7402 7401 2015-01-13T12:44:23Z Tjarrett 358373 fix wikilinks wikitext text/x-wiki Leaman Place, Pa. [[Isaac Metzler]] died <strike>Friday</strike> Thursday, Jan 3, 1895. and [[Charlie Axe]], [[Annie]]'s brother died Jan. 7, 1895. [[Virginia Sheaffer|Virgie]] went to [[Mr. Esbenshade]]'s on Monday February 4th 1895. Mr. [[Elam Kreider]] and Miss [[Alice Mylin]] married Feb. 14, 1895. St Valentine's Day: And [[Dennis McCarthy]] and [[Emma Dunlap]] were married the twenty first. <u>1895</u> [[Grandfather Sheaffer]] here on the 9th of Mar. I was at [[Christian Dunlinger]]'s the third week of April. [[Chester Gladstone Aument]] born in May. <u>1895</u> Got our patent bake oven from [[Mr. Harrish]] in June. [[Uncle Charlie]], [[Aunt Mary]], [[Luther]] and [[Carrie]] were here in June. I fired a gun for the first time on the Fourth of July. <u>1895</u> [[Katie Doran]] here in July. Bought an aluminum thimble July 19th. [[Susannah Withrow|Mother]] has had a steel thimble for over twenty years. <u>1895</u> [[Rev. Neil]] was to visit our Sabbath School July 21. Here once before Oct. 14, 1894. [[John Milton Sheaffer|Father]], [[Susannah Withrow|Mother]], [[Eva Sheaffer|Eva]], and [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Luetta]] at [[Parkesburg]] the last of July. <u>1895</u> August 4th - Missionary [[Charles Leaman]] and daughter [[Mary Leaman|Mary]] at our Sabbath School. [[John Milton Sheaffer|Father]] fell from [[Esaias Denlinger]]'s barn Aug. 19th. Badly but not seriously hurt. <u>1895</u> I was sixteen years old Oct. 10. Received a pretty stick pin from my Sabbath School teacher, [[Ella McIlvaine]] for an Xmas present. <u>1896</u> Beginning work on New R.R. in January. [[Frank Mills]] closed his barber shop Jan. [[Ray Sheaffer|Baby Ray]] born Feb. 26, 1896. <u>1896</u> Eva, [[William Sheaffer|Willie]] and Luetta had scarlet rash in March. Uncle [[Milton O. Sheaffer]] died in March. Buried March 30. 1896 - [[Newtie Sloar]] died in May. At Memorial Services in [[Paradise Presbyterian Church]], May 29. Mr. Hersh died June 1. 1896 - [[Barbara Hershey (1896 death)|Barbara Hershey]] killed July 25. [[Mr. Barge]], Barbara Hershey's companion, died July 26. They were struck by a passenger train at [[Bird-in-Hand]]. 1896 - August. Picnic in [[Milton Eby]]'s Meadow. Wmstown S.S. [[Aunt Anna]], [[Edith]], [[Bessie]] and [[Frances]] here in Sept. 1896. Great agitation over money question. [[wikipedia:United States presidential election, 1896|Presidential election]] approaching. Democratic candidates [[wikipedia:William Jennings Bryan|Wm. J. Bryan]] and Arthur Sewall. Republican - [[wikipedia:William McKinley|Wm. McKinley]] & [[wikipedia:Garret A. Hobart|Garret A. Hobart]]. Silver Party - Bryan & Sewall, Populists, Bryan & Watson. Gold Democrats - John Palmer & Simon Buckner. McKinley and Hobart elected, Nov. 1896. Received Miss [[Ella McIlvaine]]'s picture on Christmas. Marriage of [[Christian Keene]] and [[Maud Patterson]]. 1897. Birth of [[Chester Earl Keene]]. Moved to [[Bellemonte]] in March. Marriage of two former schoolmates [[Harry Acker]] and [[Martha Keene]]. Birth of [[Ray Keene Acker]]. 1897. Marriage of [[Harry Worst]] and [[Bess Glouner]]. Marriage of [[Christian Singer]] and [[Bess Hershey]] in November. [[Ross Esbenshade]] gets his St. Bernard dog, Major. 1898. Loss of [[wikipedia:USS Maine (ACR-1)|Battle of Maine]] in [[wikipedia:Havana|Havana]] harbor, Feb 10th. [[wikipedia:Spanish-american War|War with Spain]]! [[wikipedia:George Dewey|Dewey]]'s victory at [[wikipedia:Battle of Manila Bay|Manila]]. Blockade at Havana. ____ Bombarded. Torpedo Boat Winslow disabled . Ensign Worthy Bagley killed. ==Commentary== ''Written in pencil on lined paper cut six lines high front and back, stapled. After the first page Mamie wrote the date (underlined) in the upper left corner of each page.'' [[Category:Letters and papers]] [[Category:Sheaffers]] 46918c4e817eaa38287ae79d11e322ce2d7f2818 14 3823 7404 2015-01-13T12:45:18Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:Original sources]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Original sources]] 594cb05b84760ee1f634b6d916edb064ac1ec5e2 0 3441 7405 6725 2015-01-13T12:45:52Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:RaySheaffer.jpg|thumb|240px|Ray Sheaffer. Scanned by Esta Jarrett]] '''Ray Sheaffer''' (26 Feb 1896 &ndash; 7 Apr 1976), also known as "Uncle Ray," was the son of [[John Milton Sheaffer]] and [[Susannah Withrow]], brother of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]] and the uncle of [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] and [[Nancy Young]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC05/WC05_335.HTM|J. Raymond Sheaffer}} {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers]] [[Category:1896 births]] [[Category:1976 deaths]] d4a5d7bc0beb973d0b5f247d5c25138d94f377dd 7408 7405 2015-01-13T12:47:21Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:RaySheaffer.jpg|thumb|240px|Ray Sheaffer. Scanned by Esta Jarrett]] '''Ray Sheaffer''' (26 Feb 1896 &ndash; 7 Apr 1976), also known as "Uncle Ray," was the son of [[John Milton Sheaffer]] and [[Susannah Withrow]], brother of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]] and the uncle of [[Jane Young|Jane]], [[C. Everett Young|Everett]] and [[Nancy Young]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC05/WC05_335.HTM|J. Raymond Sheaffer}} {{stub}} [[Category:Sheaffers]] [[Category:1896 births]] [[Category:1976 deaths]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Sheaffer, Ray}} 77afeee66b3c69e9c9dce8d52ee8504e68816a2f 14 3824 7406 2015-01-13T12:46:34Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1976}} [[Category:1970s deaths]] [[Category:1976]] 983ac60af3ec2e664e164fb5ea22bc7ef5c90457 14 3825 7407 2015-01-13T12:46:57Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1976}} [[Category:1970s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1976}} [[Category:1970s]] 8ba969f211d4cc4d79989248586f635944cfcbb1 0 3826 7409 2015-01-13T18:19:09Z Tjarrett 358373 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''County Choir''' appears to have been a somewhat ad hoc organization that gathered singers from all over [[Lancaster County]]. The director, Lloyd, is mentioned once as a positive contribution with the implication that he did not always attend rehearsals. {{stub}} [[Category:Organizations]] d3ef61f2bd94911965f2a2af3238e61d02991677 0 3827 7410 2015-01-13T18:23:57Z Tjarrett 358373 created redirect wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Aldus W. 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He joined the [[Swiss Brethren]] (later called Mennonites) and became a bishop. He was the first Mennonite bishop to emigrate to America. [[File:hans-herr-house.jpg|thumb|upright|The Hans Herr House]] When religious persecution became unendurable in Switzerland, many of his congregation emigrated with him to the [[Electorate of the Palatinate]] in [[Germany]], which was governed by a ruler who promised them protection and religious freedom. This was satisfactory until the Palatinate fell into the hands of other rulers, subjecting the Mennonites to severe religious persecution once again. When this occurred, a number of them visited [[William Penn]] in [[London]], in 1707, and arranged terms with him to colonize a portion of what is now [[Lancaster, Pennsylvania|Lancaster]] County, near what was then the western frontier of [[Pennsylvania]]. In 1709, Hans Herr, [[John R. Bundely]], Martin Meylin (Mylin), [[Martin Kendig]], Jacob Miller, [[Hans Funk]], [[Hans Graff]] (Groff), [[Martin Oberholtzer]], [[Wendel Bowman]] and others bought 10,000 acres (40&nbsp;km²) of land on the south side of Pequea creek. A warrant was issued for the land October 10, 1710, and it was surveyed October 23, 1710.<ref>{{cite book | last = Herr | first = Theodore | title = Genealogical Record of Hans Herr | publisher = Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society | year = 1908 | pages = ix-xi}}</ref> The tradition (which has never been disproved) is that these immigrants held a conference as to what steps should be taken to inform their relatives and friends in Europe of their opinions and expectations of their new lands, and it was determined that Hans Herr, their revered minister, should return, explain the situation and the great advantages of emigration, and bring with him those he could induce to come. He sailed to Europe and returned to America with many more immigrants, despite making the journey at 70 years old. He had six sons. ==House and museum== The [[Hans Herr House]], built by his son Christian Herr in 1719, is open to the public as a museum, and is the oldest [[Pennsylvania German]] settlement still in existence today. The house is located at 1849 Hans Herr Drive in [[Willow Street, Pennsylvania]]. The museum complex includes the 1719 Hans Herr House, the Georgian-style 1835 Shaub House, the Victorian-style 1890s Huber House, several barns and outbuildings with animals, exhibit buildings, blacksmith shop, bake-oven, smoke house, and a collection of farm equipment. Exhibits focus on Mennonite history, colonial and Victorian era farm life, and the Herr family. The museum opened in 1974 and is administered by the Hans Herr House Foundation. ==References== {{Reflist|2}} ==External links== *[http://www.hansherr.org/ The 1719 Hans Herr House & Museum] *[http://www.hmdb.org/marker.asp?MarkerID=5234 Herr House Historical Marker on HMdb] {{Authority control|VIAF=9115129}} {{Wikipedia|Hans Herr}} {{Persondata <!-- Metadata: see [[Wikipedia:Persondata]]. --> | NAME = Herr, Hans | ALTERNATIVE NAMES = | SHORT DESCRIPTION = American bishop | DATE OF BIRTH = September 17, 1639 | PLACE OF BIRTH = | DATE OF DEATH = October 11, 1725 | PLACE OF DEATH = }} {{DEFAULTSORT:Herr, Hans}} [[Category:1639 births|Herr, Hans]] [[Category:1725 deaths|Herr, Hans]] [[Category:Clergy]] 2549ac458b698098ee80e4a9fd855f19a6a7a64c 7419 7413 2015-01-13T19:23:15Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Hans Herr''' (September 17, 1639 &ndash; October 11, 1725) was born in [[Zürich]], [[Switzerland]], a descendant of the Knight, Hugo Herr. He joined the [[Swiss Brethren]] (later called Mennonites) and became a bishop. He was the first Mennonite bishop to emigrate to America. [[File:hans-herr-house.jpg|thumb|upright|The Hans Herr House]] When religious persecution became unendurable in Switzerland, many of his congregation emigrated with him to the [[Electorate of the Palatinate]] in [[Germany]], which was governed by a ruler who promised them protection and religious freedom. This was satisfactory until the Palatinate fell into the hands of other rulers, subjecting the Mennonites to severe religious persecution once again. When this occurred, a number of them visited [[William Penn]] in [[London]], in 1707, and arranged terms with him to colonize a portion of what is now [[Lancaster, Pennsylvania|Lancaster]] County, near what was then the western frontier of [[Pennsylvania]]. In 1709, Hans Herr, [[John R. Bundely]], Martin Meylin (Mylin), [[Martin Kendig]], Jacob Miller, [[Hans Funk]], [[Hans Graff]] (Groff), [[Martin Oberholtzer]], [[Wendel Bowman]] and others bought 10,000 acres (40&nbsp;km²) of land on the south side of Pequea creek. A warrant was issued for the land October 10, 1710, and it was surveyed October 23, 1710.<ref>{{cite book | last = Herr | first = Theodore | title = Genealogical Record of Hans Herr | publisher = Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society | year = 1908 | pages = ix-xi}}</ref> The tradition (which has never been disproved) is that these immigrants held a conference as to what steps should be taken to inform their relatives and friends in Europe of their opinions and expectations of their new lands, and it was determined that Hans Herr, their revered minister, should return, explain the situation and the great advantages of emigration, and bring with him those he could induce to come. He sailed to Europe and returned to America with many more immigrants, despite making the journey at 70 years old. He had six sons. ==House and museum== The [[Hans Herr House]], built by his son Christian Herr in 1719, is open to the public as a museum, and is the oldest [[Pennsylvania German]] settlement still in existence today. The house is located at 1849 Hans Herr Drive in [[Willow Street, Pennsylvania]]. The museum complex includes the 1719 Hans Herr House, the Georgian-style 1835 Shaub House, the Victorian-style 1890s Huber House, several barns and outbuildings with animals, exhibit buildings, blacksmith shop, bake-oven, smoke house, and a collection of farm equipment. Exhibits focus on Mennonite history, colonial and Victorian era farm life, and the Herr family. The museum opened in 1974 and is administered by the Hans Herr House Foundation. ==References== {{Reflist|2}} ==External links== *[http://www.hansherr.org/ The 1719 Hans Herr House & Museum] *[http://www.hmdb.org/marker.asp?MarkerID=5234 Herr House Historical Marker on HMdb] {{Authority control|VIAF=9115129}} {{Wikipedia|Hans Herr}} {{Persondata <!-- Metadata: see [[Wikipedia:Persondata]]. --> | NAME = Herr, Hans | ALTERNATIVE NAMES = | SHORT DESCRIPTION = American bishop | DATE OF BIRTH = September 17, 1639 | PLACE OF BIRTH = | DATE OF DEATH = October 11, 1725 | PLACE OF DEATH = }} {{DEFAULTSORT:Herr, Hans}} [[Category:1639 births|Herr, Hans]] [[Category:1725 deaths|Herr, Hans]] [[Category:Clergy]] 3c6781797a180f407086c92ccf53cb375b872cfe 10 3831 7414 2015-01-13T18:29:31Z Tjarrett 358373 add template wikitext text/x-wiki {{Citation/core |Citation class=book |Surname1={{{last|{{{last1|{{{author|{{{author1|{{{authors|{{{surname|{{{surname1|}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}} 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[[Category:1720s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|the 1720s}} [[Category:18th century deaths]] [[Category:1720s]] d45f7bb2650d90e8702ca56a82ed97a4ace3c8d0 14 3851 7436 2015-01-13T19:37:46Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "This category includes journal entries especially pertinent about the courtship of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]]. [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]]" wikitext text/x-wiki This category includes journal entries especially pertinent about the courtship of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]]. [[Category:Herman Brackbill journals]] 9e430d92f105fa3fdfbe0481dbd1b45905c4ca97 0 3481 7437 7178 2015-01-13T19:39:46Z Tjarrett 358373 son of wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:ArthurSYoungDaleScott.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Arthur S. Young with his grandchildren, courtesy Steam Traction Magazine]] '''Arthur S. Young''' (March 29, 1888-Dec 27, 1955) was the founder of the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] farm equipment dealership and the [[Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Association]]. The son of [[J. Adam Young]] and [[Susan Shultz]] and husband of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], he was the father of [[Jane Young]], [[C. Everett Young]], and [[Nancy Young]]. Arthur wrote for a number of magazines, including ''[http://www.steamtraction.com/ Steam Traction]'', who published their [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/359 obituary for him in 1956]. As late as [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/231/ 1954] his reports from Rough & Tumble were published in the magazine. == Publications == * "Pennsylvania's Part in Developing Power Machinery," ''Pennsylvania Farmer,'' January 10, 1948, p. 20; credited in Wik, ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=73knAAAAMAAJ&q=%22arthur+s.+young%22&dq=%22arthur+s.+young%22&pgis=1 Steam Power on the American Farm]'', University of Pennsylvania Press, 1953. * "[http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/15/ Rough and Tumble Engineers Reunion at Kinzers, Pennsylvania]", ''Steam Traction'', November 1951. * "[http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/231/ Condensed Report of the Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Reunion]", ''Steam Traction'', November 1954. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC02/WC02_050.HTM|Arthur S. Young}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Young, Arthur S.}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:1888 births]] [[Category:1955 deaths]] f6fe4dc50d2af09a9444ae266de0fdcd05cfa237 0 3489 7438 7197 2015-01-13T19:47:00Z Tjarrett 358373 dates wikitext text/x-wiki '''John Adam Young''' (1855 – 1927)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=young&GSiman=1&GScid=2194458&GRid=31364650& |title=John Adam Young |work=Find-A-Grave |accessdate=2015-01-13}}</ref> was the son of [[Peter Young]], husband of [[Susan Shultz]] and the father of [[Arthur S. Young]], [[Emma S. Young]], [[Mary E. Young]], and [[Ralph A. Young]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Young, John Adam}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:Shultzes]] [[Category:1855 births]] [[Category:1927 deaths]] a0728f479c2aa25f3e780917c96acb03966e6993 7445 7438 2015-01-13T19:55:43Z Tjarrett 358373 better dates wikitext text/x-wiki '''John Adam Young''' (January 29, 1855 – September 2, 1927)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=young&GSiman=1&GScid=2194458&GRid=31364650& |title=John Adam Young |work=Find-A-Grave |accessdate=2015-01-13}}</ref><ref name="death-cert">{{cite web |url=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?rank=1&new=1&ssrc=pt_t54189124_p13628528439_ktidz0q3d54189124z0q26pidz0q3d13628528439z0q26pgz0q3d32768z0q26pgplz0q3dtidz0q257cpidz0q26pgpsz0q3d13628528439_m1&MSAV=1&gss=angs-g&gsfn=John+Adam&gsln=Young&msbdy=1855&msbpn__ftp=Virginia%2c+USA&msrpn__ftp=Martinsburg%2c+Berkeley%2c+West+Virginia%2c+United+States&msrpn1__ftp=Salisbury%2c+Lancaster%2c+Pennsylvania&msrpn2__ftp=Salisbury%2c+Lancaster%2c+Pennsylvania&msrpn3__ftp=Salisbury%2c+Lancaster%2c+Pennsylvania&msgdy=1883&msddy=1927&msfng0=Peter&msfns0=Young&msmng0=Mary+Caroline&msmns0=Day&cpxt=0&catBucket=rstp&uidh=qoc&_83004003-n_xcl=f&cp=0&mssng0=Susan&mssns0=Shultz&mscng0=Emma+S&mscns0=Young&mscng1=Arthur+Shultz&mscns1=Young&mscng2=Ralph+Adam&mscns2=Young&mscng3=Mary+E&mscns3=Young&msbng0=Charles+E.&msbns0=Young&msbng1=Joseph+Peter&msbns1=Young&msbng2=George+M&msbns2=Young&msbng3=William+James&msbns3=Young&msbng4=Albert+F.&msbns4=Young&msbng5=Frederick+V.&msbns5=Young&msbng6=Clarence+A.&msbns6=Young&msbng7=Louis+Eugene&msbns7=Young&msbng8=Lewis+E.&msbns8=Young&msbng9=Mary+Caroline&msbns9=Young&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=4024308&recoff=8+9+10+47+48+60+61&db=PADeathCollection&indiv=1&ml_rpos=1 |title=John Adam Young |work=Pennsylvania Death Certificates, 1906-1963 (Ancestry.com) |accessdate=2015-01-13}}</ref> was the son of [[Peter Young]], husband of [[Susan Shultz]] and the father of [[Arthur S. Young]], [[Emma S. Young]], [[Mary E. Young]], and [[Ralph A. Young]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Young, John Adam}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:Shultzes]] [[Category:1855 births]] [[Category:1927 deaths]] 069626dde936c8d063496ab44f3b89aec9c5aa74 8 3852 7439 2015-01-13T19:47:51Z Tjarrett 358373 add printonly rule css text/css .printonly {display:none;} b8691ef64c702b67a7ae8204d65570cea04208d0 14 3853 7440 2015-01-13T19:48:32Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1927}} [[Category:1920s deaths]] [[Category:1927]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1927}} [[Category:1920s deaths]] [[Category:1927]] 9fa4077fb732c0580ad3c9b786e31f1edea86904 14 3854 7441 2015-01-13T19:48:48Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1927}} [[Category:1920s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1927}} [[Category:1920s]] 87741737acaa7cfef9acedb6939060f34caeae89 14 3855 7442 2015-01-13T19:49:07Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1855}} [[Category:1850s births]] [[Category:1855]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1855}} [[Category:1850s births]] [[Category:1855]] a887aa77400b5e263e4d67ed67d06942839895d6 14 3856 7443 2015-01-13T19:49:21Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1855}} [[Category:1850s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1855}} [[Category:1850s]] a5ba9ade972608fc3c69c925faebadde29d0c759 0 3497 7444 7208 2015-01-13T19:53:21Z Tjarrett 358373 dates wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:SusanShultz.jpg|thumb|240px|Susan Shultz, scanned by Esta Jarrett]] '''Susan Elizabeth Shultz''' (1863 – 1954),<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=young&GSfn=Susan&GSiman=1&GScid=2194458&GRid=31364659& |title=Susan Elizabeth Young |work=Find-A-Grave |accessdate=2015-01-13}}</ref> also known as "Grammie Young," was the wife of [[J. Adam Young]] and the mother of [[Arthur S. Young]], [[Emma S. Young]], and [[Ralph Young]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Shultz, Susan}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:Shultzes]] [[Category:1863 births]] [[Category:1954 deaths]] 40af18d8dd61213b9fd33ebc7106b131c894e274 14 3857 7446 2015-01-13T19:59:15Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1954}} [[Category:1950s deaths]] [[Category:1954]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1954}} [[Category:1950s deaths]] [[Category:1954]] 6015167e77846518517b1db0ae2997e73fde5e51 14 3858 7447 2015-01-13T19:59:30Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1954}} [[Category:1950s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1954}} [[Category:1950s]] 9c06d31d55667b260007491e3113259cf3297277 14 3859 7448 2015-01-13T19:59:57Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1863}} [[Category:1860s births]] [[Category:1863]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1863}} [[Category:1860s births]] [[Category:1863]] 05db6b5d49c4c7ddc8554f523d02dda97b39dd58 14 3860 7449 2015-01-13T20:00:13Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1863}} [[Category:1860s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1863}} [[Category:1860s]] 410bbf8584b4a5358ea041689e31559dec844339 14 3861 7450 2015-01-13T20:00:30Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|the 1860s}} [[Category:19th century]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|the 1860s}} [[Category:19th century]] f70da99faf1cf1e54bc8ec3f3debb7696dc7dbe5 14 3862 7451 2015-01-13T20:00:49Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|the 1860s}} [[Category:19th century births]] [[Category:1860s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|the 1860s}} [[Category:19th century births]] [[Category:1860s]] bf1fec220ec107271d19e92216caaaef8d28e2b0 0 3863 7452 2015-01-14T14:46:39Z Tjarrett 358373 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Martin H. Brackbill''', of [[Bausman, Pennsylvania]], was a member of the extended Brackbill family who was active in the [[Brackbill Reunion]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Brackbill, Martin H.}} bebec292e52f58454f4d7b0017dcd2fba086642a 7454 7452 2015-01-14T14:51:52Z Tjarrett 358373 secretary wikitext text/x-wiki '''Martin H. Brackbill''' (February 2, 1882 – June 30, 1962),<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?new=1&gsfn=martin+h.&gsln=brackbill&rank=1&gss=angs-g&mswpn__ftp=Bausman%2c+Lancaster%2c+Pennsylvania%2c+USA&mswpn=14348&mswpn_PInfo=8-%7c0%7c1652393%7c0%7c2%7c3244%7c41%7c0%7c1680%7c14348%7c0%7c&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=7043175&recoff=8+9+10+50+64&db=PADeathCollection&indiv=1&ml_rpos=27 |title=Martin H. Brackbill |work=Pennsylvania Death Certificates, 1906-1963 (Ancestry.com) |accessdate=2015-01-14}}</ref> of [[Bausman, Pennsylvania]], was a member of the extended Brackbill family who was active in the [[Brackbill Reunion]] as the corresponding secretary from its inception in 1947 to 1959. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1882 births]] [[Category:1962 deaths]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Brackbill, Martin H.}} 565aa809931805141dd7253238104a2ee98b3183 7456 7454 2015-01-14T15:14:48Z Tjarrett 358373 add ancestry link wikitext text/x-wiki '''Martin H. Brackbill''' (February 2, 1882 – June 30, 1962),<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?new=1&gsfn=martin+h.&gsln=brackbill&rank=1&gss=angs-g&mswpn__ftp=Bausman%2c+Lancaster%2c+Pennsylvania%2c+USA&mswpn=14348&mswpn_PInfo=8-%7c0%7c1652393%7c0%7c2%7c3244%7c41%7c0%7c1680%7c14348%7c0%7c&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=7043175&recoff=8+9+10+50+64&db=PADeathCollection&indiv=1&ml_rpos=27 |title=Martin H. Brackbill |work=Pennsylvania Death Certificates, 1906-1963 (Ancestry.com) |accessdate=2015-01-14}}</ref> of [[Bausman, Pennsylvania]], was a member of the extended Brackbill family who was active in the [[Brackbill Reunion]] as the corresponding secretary from its inception in 1947 to 1959. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * {{Ancestry link|id=26889367666 |name=Martin H. Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Brackbill, Martin H.}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1882 births]] [[Category:1962 deaths]] 37390b036778904f4c5da89b58aa59b48fa506ab 7457 7456 2015-01-14T15:15:17Z Tjarrett 358373 fix template wikitext text/x-wiki '''Martin H. Brackbill''' (February 2, 1882 – June 30, 1962),<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?new=1&gsfn=martin+h.&gsln=brackbill&rank=1&gss=angs-g&mswpn__ftp=Bausman%2c+Lancaster%2c+Pennsylvania%2c+USA&mswpn=14348&mswpn_PInfo=8-%7c0%7c1652393%7c0%7c2%7c3244%7c41%7c0%7c1680%7c14348%7c0%7c&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=7043175&recoff=8+9+10+50+64&db=PADeathCollection&indiv=1&ml_rpos=27 |title=Martin H. Brackbill |work=Pennsylvania Death Certificates, 1906-1963 (Ancestry.com) |accessdate=2015-01-14}}</ref> of [[Bausman, Pennsylvania]], was a member of the extended Brackbill family who was active in the [[Brackbill Reunion]] as the corresponding secretary from its inception in 1947 to 1959. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * {{Ancestry tree|id=26889367666 |name=Martin H. Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Brackbill, Martin H.}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1882 births]] [[Category:1962 deaths]] 468e6eb4bb006f0ac2c88e232ed681514c93b11e 7459 7457 2015-01-14T15:16:05Z Tjarrett 358373 fix template wikitext text/x-wiki '''Martin H. Brackbill''' (February 2, 1882 – June 30, 1962),<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?new=1&gsfn=martin+h.&gsln=brackbill&rank=1&gss=angs-g&mswpn__ftp=Bausman%2c+Lancaster%2c+Pennsylvania%2c+USA&mswpn=14348&mswpn_PInfo=8-%7c0%7c1652393%7c0%7c2%7c3244%7c41%7c0%7c1680%7c14348%7c0%7c&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=7043175&recoff=8+9+10+50+64&db=PADeathCollection&indiv=1&ml_rpos=27 |title=Martin H. Brackbill |work=Pennsylvania Death Certificates, 1906-1963 (Ancestry.com) |accessdate=2015-01-14}}</ref> of [[Bausman, Pennsylvania]], was a member of the extended Brackbill family who was active in the [[Brackbill Reunion]] as the corresponding secretary from its inception in 1947 to 1959. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * {{Ancestry tree|id=26889367666 |name=Martin H. Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Brackbill, Martin H.}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1882 births]] [[Category:1962 deaths]] c9a1720ebbd5a0608b8a4553f2e5101c5c7dff63 7471 7459 2015-01-14T15:31:59Z Tjarrett 358373 son wikitext text/x-wiki '''Martin H. Brackbill''' (February 2, 1882 – June 30, 1962),<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?new=1&gsfn=martin+h.&gsln=brackbill&rank=1&gss=angs-g&mswpn__ftp=Bausman%2c+Lancaster%2c+Pennsylvania%2c+USA&mswpn=14348&mswpn_PInfo=8-%7c0%7c1652393%7c0%7c2%7c3244%7c41%7c0%7c1680%7c14348%7c0%7c&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=7043175&recoff=8+9+10+50+64&db=PADeathCollection&indiv=1&ml_rpos=27 |title=Martin H. Brackbill |work=Pennsylvania Death Certificates, 1906-1963 (Ancestry.com) |accessdate=2015-01-14}}</ref> of [[Bausman, Pennsylvania]], was a member of the extended Brackbill family who was active in the [[Brackbill Reunion]] as the corresponding secretary from its inception in 1947 to 1959. Married to [[Mary C. Weaver]], he was the father of [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * {{Ancestry tree|id=26889367666 |name=Martin H. Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Brackbill, Martin H.}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1882 births]] [[Category:1962 deaths]] e8e86a011a8ae84933b2fccfe9ce62fc743c7b6c 7475 7471 2015-01-14T15:38:38Z Tjarrett 358373 template fix wikitext text/x-wiki '''Martin H. Brackbill''' (February 2, 1882 – June 30, 1962),<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?new=1&gsfn=martin+h.&gsln=brackbill&rank=1&gss=angs-g&mswpn__ftp=Bausman%2c+Lancaster%2c+Pennsylvania%2c+USA&mswpn=14348&mswpn_PInfo=8-%7c0%7c1652393%7c0%7c2%7c3244%7c41%7c0%7c1680%7c14348%7c0%7c&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=7043175&recoff=8+9+10+50+64&db=PADeathCollection&indiv=1&ml_rpos=27 |title=Martin H. Brackbill |work=Pennsylvania Death Certificates, 1906-1963 (Ancestry.com) |accessdate=2015-01-14}}</ref> of [[Bausman, Pennsylvania]], was a member of the extended Brackbill family who was active in the [[Brackbill Reunion]] as the corresponding secretary from its inception in 1947 to 1959. Married to [[Mary C. Weaver]], he was the father of [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * {{Ancestry tree|id=26889367666 |name=Martin H. Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Brackbill, Martin H.}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1882 births]] [[Category:1962 deaths]] a1176fbbf04b2b5c39ac75c6b500390a38c3d92b 7477 7475 2015-01-14T15:43:05Z Tjarrett 358373 family wikitext text/x-wiki '''Martin H. Brackbill''' (February 2, 1882 – June 30, 1962),<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?new=1&gsfn=martin+h.&gsln=brackbill&rank=1&gss=angs-g&mswpn__ftp=Bausman%2c+Lancaster%2c+Pennsylvania%2c+USA&mswpn=14348&mswpn_PInfo=8-%7c0%7c1652393%7c0%7c2%7c3244%7c41%7c0%7c1680%7c14348%7c0%7c&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=7043175&recoff=8+9+10+50+64&db=PADeathCollection&indiv=1&ml_rpos=27 |title=Martin H. Brackbill |work=Pennsylvania Death Certificates, 1906-1963 (Ancestry.com) |accessdate=2015-01-14}}</ref> of [[Bausman, Pennsylvania]], was a member of the extended Brackbill family who was active in the [[Brackbill Reunion]] as the corresponding secretary from its inception in 1947 to 1959. The son of [[Benjamin O. Brackbill]] and [[Anna O. Martin]], and married to [[Mary C. Weaver]], he was the father of [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * {{Ancestry tree|id=26889367666 |name=Martin H. Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Brackbill, Martin H.}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1882 births]] [[Category:1962 deaths]] 3c3bb417b612f7925945c2b0289384a0200e47c9 0 3133 7453 6172 2015-01-14T14:50:16Z Tjarrett 358373 fix wikilink wikitext text/x-wiki ==Program== ===Cover=== Seventh Annual BRACKBILL REUNION Sunday, September 6, 1953<br/> Time --- 2:00 P.M. PROGRAM -- 2:30 P.M.<br/> BASKET LUNCH -- 4:30 P.M.<br/> [[Paradise Community Park]] [[Lancaster]], Pa. ===Program=== * '''Hymn''' Faith of Our Fathers * '''Invocation''' [[Elias Eby]] * '''Address of Welcome''' [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry G. Brackbill]] * '''Special Music''' * '''Scripture''' [[Enos Zimmerman]] * '''Report of Historian''' [[Martin Brackbill, Jr.]] * '''Memorial Exercise''' [[Benjamin R. Brackbill|Benj. R. Brackbill]] * '''Minutes''' [[Lucile Brackbill|Lucile Breckbill]] * '''Treasurer's Report''' [[Hebron Breckbill]] * '''Offering''' * '''Report of Nomination Committee and Election of Officers''' * '''Awarding of Prizes''' [[Joseph Brackbill]] * '''Speaker''' Rev. [[Ira Lanais]], [[wikipedia:Landville, PA|Landville, Pa.]] * '''Hymn''' Blest Be the Tie That Binds * '''Games''' Mrs. [[Paul Grube]] * '''Basket--Picnic Lunch''' ===Officers of the Brackbill Clan=== '''President'''<br/> Harry G. Brackbill, [[wikipedia:Elizabethtown, PA|Elizabethtown, Pa.]] '''Vice President'''<br/> [[Elvin Brackbill]], [[Paradise]], Pa. '''Recording Sec.'''<br /> A. Lucile Breckbill, [[wikipedia:East Petersburg, PA|East Petersburg, Pa.]] '''Corresponding Sec.'''<br /> [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman, Pa.]] '''Treasurer'''<br /> Hebron Brackbill, [[Strasburg]], PA '''Historian'''<br /> Martin Brackbill, Jr., [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland, Pa.]] '''Nominating Committee'''<br /> [[E. Herman Brackbill]], [[Kinzers]], Pa.<br /> [[Benj. R. Brackbill]], Paradise, Pa,<br /> Enos Zimmerman, Kinzers, Pa. ==Minutes== Sunday, September 6, 1953 The meeting of the Seventh [[Brackbill Reunion]] held Sunday Sept. 6, 1953 in Paradise Community Park was opened by singing "Faith of Our Fathers". The invocation was given by [[Norman Hess]] and Enos Zimmerman read the 12th Chapter of Genesis for the scripture reading. The minutes of the previous meeting were not read because of the absence of the secretary. The treasurer's report, given by Hebron Brackbill, showed a balance of $11.49 in the treasury. Benjamin R. Brackbill was in charge of a memorial service for the following: * [[Clara M. Brackbill]] * [[Susan E. Weaver]] * [[Anna B. Brackbill]] * [[Parke R. Brackbill]] * [[Daniel D. Brackbill]] The president, Harry Brackbill Jr., awarded the prizes of a dollar bill to the following: the youngest, [[Paul Eckman]], 14 months; the oldest Miss [[Hettie Hershey]], 83 Yrs.; and to the person who had come the greatest distance, Mrs. Harry Brackbill Jr. A male quartet composed of Harry and Herman Brackbill, [[Ralph Homsher]], and [[I. Lee Brown|Lee Brown]] sang several selections. The new officers which were nominated by the committee and duly elected are as follows: * President - [[Enos Brackbill]] * Vice-President - [[Christian Brackbill]] * Secretery - [[Doris Brackbill|Mrs. Lee Brown]] * Corresponding Sec. - [[Martin H. Brackbill]] * Treasurer - Hebron Brackbill * Historian - Martin Brackbill Jr. There was a rising vote of thanks for the out-going officers. The offering amounted to $22.14 and there were fifty one persons registered. The meeting was adjourned by singing "Blest Be the Tide That Binds". Some of the group remained to eat their picnic lunches. Respectfully submitted,<br /> Doris Brown<br /> Recording Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1952|1952]] |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1954|1954]] }} bd7047bc9f108f8d5e9dd325664b6a0002ae950c 10 3864 7455 2015-01-14T15:13:58Z Tjarrett 358373 create template wikitext text/x-wiki [http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/{{{id}}} {{{Name}}} in the Jarrett Family Tree in Ancestry.com] e618c5c4ccae2169fd2017f23ee43aec7f103a2f 7458 7455 2015-01-14T15:15:41Z Tjarrett 358373 fix template wikitext text/x-wiki [http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/{{{id}}} {{{name}}} in the Jarrett Family Tree in Ancestry.com] 5035ede8734d89f3c6055c56372bd8c79cba6598 7460 7458 2015-01-14T15:17:26Z Tjarrett 358373 fix template wikitext text/x-wiki [http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/{{{id}}} {{{name}}}] in the [http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/family Jarrett Family Tree] in [http://www.ancestry.com Ancestry.com] 730f3dfdbb1df7f50b389239e774c2ef9b26d6db 7473 7460 2015-01-14T15:37:53Z Tjarrett 358373 add category wikitext text/x-wiki [http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/{{{id}}} {{{name}}}] in the [http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/family Jarrett Family Tree] in [http://www.ancestry.com Ancestry.com] [[Category:People in Ancestry.com]] 016f5bfe7777eb5bcccede163537cadd099ea509 0 3865 7461 2015-01-14T15:25:23Z Tjarrett 358373 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Martin Howry Brackbill, Jr.''' (January 22, 1904 – February 15,1984)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/26889367897 |title=Martin H. Brackbill |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-14}}</ref> was the son of [[Martin H. Brackbill]] and [[Mary C. Weaver]]. He was active in the [[Brackbill Reunion]] as the historian. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brackbill, Martin H. Jr.}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1904 births]] [[Category:1984 deaths]] b579bb62e3968e220354551ebab28ee6d46773fb 7472 7461 2015-01-14T15:37:10Z Tjarrett 358373 ancestry wikitext text/x-wiki '''Martin Howry Brackbill, Jr.''' (January 22, 1904 – February 15,1984)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/26889367897 |title=Martin H. Brackbill |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-14}}</ref> was the son of [[Martin H. Brackbill]] and [[Mary C. Weaver]]. He was active in the [[Brackbill Reunion]] as the historian. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * {{Ancestry tree |id=26889367897 |name=Martin H. Brackbill, Jr.}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brackbill, Martin H. Jr.}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1904 births]] [[Category:1984 deaths]] c42574bb8cf3a2ad91764479999b84ad85ec6da0 7474 7472 2015-01-14T15:38:18Z Tjarrett 358373 template fix wikitext text/x-wiki '''Martin Howry Brackbill, Jr.''' (January 22, 1904 – February 15,1984)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/26889367897 |title=Martin H. Brackbill |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-14}}</ref> was the son of [[Martin H. Brackbill]] and [[Mary C. Weaver]]. He was active in the [[Brackbill Reunion]] as the historian. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * {{Ancestry tree |id=26889367897 |name=Martin H. Brackbill, Jr.}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brackbill, Martin H. Jr.}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1904 births]] [[Category:1984 deaths]] 83d657627480871146c5eee687bd565483405a8b 14 3866 7462 2015-01-14T15:25:40Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1984}} [[Category:1980s deaths]] [[Category:1984]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1984}} [[Category:1980s deaths]] [[Category:1984]] 3491ba6e0936ad54b75761b0636187de988fc690 14 3867 7463 2015-01-14T15:25:58Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1984}} [[Category:1980s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1984}} [[Category:1980s]] 5e898246e797fb9922ed65f95cfd7091a69fb0e1 14 3868 7464 2015-01-14T15:26:30Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1904}} [[Category:1904]] [[Category:1900s births]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1904}} [[Category:1904]] [[Category:1900s births]] a2c3c3227e0afdbfae8cc3dda279c0a98fb72a25 14 3869 7465 2015-01-14T15:26:54Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1904}} [[Category:1900s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1904}} [[Category:1900s]] 4c35d5b1a5fdbdb4e7973e069aa899aab3792603 0 3127 7466 6155 2015-01-14T15:27:38Z Tjarrett 358373 /* Page 1: Lancaster New Era clipping */ fix links wikitext text/x-wiki ==Page 1: Lancaster New Era clipping== ''Lancaster New Era, 9/22/47'' LANDIS BRACKBILL HEADS REUNION The first reunion of the descendants of Bishop [[Benedictus Brackbill]], who emigrated from Switzerland to America in 1717, was held yesterday at the [[Strasburg Mennonite Church]]. The land on which the church stands was donated by Brackbill's grandson, [[John Brackbill (1763)|John Brackbill]]. More than 100 persons attended. Addresses were given by [[Martin H. Brackbill, Jr.]] and [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry G. Brackbill]], of Frazer. Devotions were held by the Rev. [[Moses H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Rohrerstown, PA|Rohrerstown]]. Officers elected were [[A. Landis Brackbill, Jr.]], principal of [[Manor Township High School]], president; [[Benjamin R. Brackbill]], [[Leaman Place]], vice-president; Miss [[Lucile Brackbill|Lucille Brackbill]], librarian at [[wikipedia:Franklin and Marshall College|Franklin and Marshall College]], secretary; [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[wikipedia:Bausman, PA|Bausman]], corresponding secretary; [[Hebron E. H. Breckbill]], [[Strasburg]], treasurer; [[Martin H. Brackbill, Jr.]], [[wikipedia:New Cumberland, PA|New Cumberland]], historian. Dr. [[Allen G. Brackbill]], [[Paradise]]; Benjamin R. Brackbill, [[Lancaster|city]], and Hebron H. Breckbill were appointed to care for the cemetery near Strasburg in which four generations of the family are buried. ==Minutes== Sunday, September 21, 1947 More than a hundred members of the Brackbill clan--descendants of the Rev. Benedictus Brackbill, met for the first family reunion in the basement of the Mennonite church, Strasburg, Pa. The meeting was called to order by Mr. Martin Brackbill, Sr. Scripture was read by the Rev. Moses Brackbill, and prayer was offered by the Rev. [[Harry G. Brackbill, Jr.|Harry G. Brackbill]]. Short addresses were given by the Rev. Moses Brackbill and the Rev. Harry G. Brackbill. The chairmn then called for nominations for officers, and the following were elected: Mr. Landis Brackbill, jr. president, Mr. Benjamin R. Brackbill, vice-president, Lucile Brackbill, secretary, Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, corresponding secretary, Mr. Hebron E. H. Breckbill, treasurer, Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, Jr historian. Mr. Landis Brackbill took the chair, and asked if the group wished to hold annual reunions. It was moved by the Rev. Harry Brackbill, seconded and carried, that we have annual reunions. It was moved by Dr. Allen Brackbill, seconded and carried, that we have a reunion in the form of a picnic, details of time and place to be left to a Committee on arrangements. Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, Jr. gave a fascinating account of the life and work of our heroic ancestor, the Rev. Benedictus Brackbill, bishop of the [[Mennonite]] church. The matter of the care of the old [[Brackbill Cemetery|Brackbill graveyard]] was discussed; interest has accumulated from the [[Brackbill Cemetery Trust Fund|trust fund]] of $1000, and Mr. Martin H. Brackbill, Sr. has contracted for a new fence around the graveyard, which will cost $183.00. [[Thad Brackbill]], speaking from intimate experience with the old graveyard, urged that the bodies and stones be removed to the [[Strasburg Mennonite cemetery]], which is also a gift from an early Brackbill. Lucile Brackbill pointed out some of the difficulties involved in restoring the graveyard, and suggested that we pay tribute to our ancestors by helping their descendants now suffering in Europe. Mr. Martin Brackbill, Sr. urged that we raise money thru voluntary contributions at the reunions, to be added to the annual interest of $30.00, and restore the graveyard. Mr. Martin Brackbill, Jr. suggested that the care of the graveyard, a unique inheritance, be the special aim of the reunions. Mr. Landis Brackbill, Sr. spoke in warm appreciation of the long continued interest of Mr. Martin Brackbill, Sr. in the family history, and expressed confidence that the needed money will be raised. Dr. Brackbill moved that we leave the graveyard where it is. Seconded and carried. Mr. Benjamin R. Brackbill moved the family care for the cemetery and that a committee of three be appointed to work with the trustees of the [[Northern National Bank of Lancaster]] to this end. Seconded and carried. It was announced that Mr. Thad Brackbill had erected a memorial stone, with the names of the first five generations carved upon it, in the Mennonite cemetery at Strasburg. Miss [[Hannah Brackbill]] suggested that a slab with the names of all the Brackbills who had been buried there, and whose tomb-stones had been removed or broken, be placed in the old graveyard. The president appointed as the committee to care for the graveyard: Dr. Allen G. Brackbill, Messrs. Benjamin R. Brackbill and Hebron E.H. Breckbill. The collection for the care of the cemetery amounted to $57.40. There being no further business the meeting adjourned. Respectfully submitted<br/> Lucile Brackbill<br/> Secretary {{Brackbill reunion |before=First reunion |after=[[Brackbill Reunion, 1948|1948]] }} df904d3b22974cbe20c84d7c2a76e1fd1dc60aed 14 3870 7467 2015-01-14T15:28:03Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1882}} [[Category:1880s births]] [[Category:1882]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1882}} [[Category:1880s births]] [[Category:1882]] d482ddea88d714df81a314059b834a6b35f5b737 14 3871 7468 2015-01-14T15:28:18Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1882}} [[Category:1880s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1882}} [[Category:1880s]] 6885ae2bac272ec65cc6ef9952c449144ab42caa 14 3872 7469 2015-01-14T15:28:37Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1962}} [[Category:1960s deaths]] [[Category:1962]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1962}} [[Category:1960s deaths]] [[Category:1962]] 562ab0ec8f12826696912f1292e58bc77998f642 14 3873 7470 2015-01-14T15:29:02Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1962}} [[Category:1960s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1962}} [[Category:1960s]] 27ef88049a5f471900bbad8375802df599d9f09d 14 3874 7476 2015-01-14T15:39:14Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "People who have records in Ancestry.com in the [http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/family Jarrett Family Tree]. [[Category:People]]" wikitext text/x-wiki People who have records in Ancestry.com in the [http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/family Jarrett Family Tree]. [[Category:People]] 03451811103c59d90dd4e6ddf451aa755740e893 0 3875 7478 2015-01-14T15:47:37Z Tjarrett 358373 created page wikitext text/x-wiki '''Benjamin Oberholtzer Brackbill''' (September 19, 1848 – September 26, 1896)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/13628805525 |title=Benjamin Oberholtzer Brackbill |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-14}}</ref> was the son of [[Benjamin Brackbill (1803)|Benjamin Brackbill]] and [[Susan Howry]], and the father of [[Martin H. Brackbill]], [[Moses Brackbill]], and others. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * {{Ancestry tree |id=13628805525 |name=Benjamin Oberholtzer Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brackbill, Benjamin Oberholtzer}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1848 births]] [[Category:1896 deaths]] 69434b1e6bc29a2ba7a787a6668d41512cc37567 14 3876 7479 2015-01-14T15:47:54Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1896}} [[Category:1890s deaths]] [[Category:1896]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1896}} [[Category:1890s deaths]] [[Category:1896]] 53925a93c9b1a654be0f98a1f8e28fa359c2c4ac 0 3877 7480 2015-01-14T16:04:28Z Tjarrett 358373 created page wikitext text/x-wiki Reverend '''Moses Martin Brackbill''' (August 8, 1890 – December 1985)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/26889367891 |title=Moses Martin Brackbill |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-14}}</ref> was a member of the extended Brackbill family. He was active in the [[Brackbill Reunion]]. The son of [[Benjamin O. Brackbill]] and [[Anna O. Martin]], he was married to [[Margaret Aungst]] and was the father of [[Richard Hodge Brackbill]] and [[Charles Edward Brackbill]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * {{Ancestry tree |id=26889367891 |name=Moses Martin Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brackbill, Moses Martin}} [[Category:1890 births]] [[Category:1985 deaths]] e583bf39f24361a26882cf33271ab5141114502b 0 3289 7481 6483 2015-01-14T20:09:08Z Tjarrett 358373 dates wikitext text/x-wiki '''Morris L. Schnupp''' (April 27, 1915 – January 11, 1996),<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?new=1&gsfn=morris&gsln=schnupp&rank=1&gss=angs-g&mswpn__ftp=&msbdy=1915&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=55344062&recoff=11+12&db=ssdi&indiv=1&ml_rpos=4 |title=Morris L. Schnupp |work=US Social Security Death Index, 1935 - present (Ancestry.com) |accessdate=2015-01-14}}</ref> also known as "Schnuppie," was one of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s colleagues at [[Hess's Mill]]. He was married and had a son named Lem. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Schnupp, Morris L.}} [[Category:Hess's Mill employees|Schnupp]] [[Category:1915 births]] [[Category:1996 deaths]] 50e2504053be2f4073579220830e2d1553d43441 14 3878 7482 2015-01-14T20:19:06Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1996}} [[Category:1990s deaths]] [[Category:1996]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1996}} [[Category:1990s deaths]] [[Category:1996]] 0489c2e2726216ced5a5756a8a9a8908323fb119 14 3879 7483 2015-01-14T20:19:25Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1996}} [[Category:1990s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1996}} [[Category:1990s]] 9969764ef40f6a787ec3acdabd439c4753ca6389 14 3880 7484 2015-01-15T15:25:27Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1985}} [[Category:1980s]] [[Category:1985]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1985}} [[Category:1980s]] [[Category:1985]] 94ff841c439a1a12bfd2f9e97aa2873e02783b3d 7485 7484 2015-01-15T15:45:21Z Tjarrett 358373 fix category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1985}} [[Category:1985]] [[Category:1980s deaths]] 3223fb2153572c6eaa38688ad9ff0602619006a7 14 3881 7486 2015-01-15T15:45:55Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1890}} [[Category:1890s births]] [[Category:1890]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1890}} [[Category:1890s births]] [[Category:1890]] dba946af1cfa0530cfa6d6cbe4e69a59e1424c9e 14 3882 7487 2015-01-15T15:46:10Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1890}} [[Category:1890s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1890}} [[Category:1890s]] 0256702003dc77ded75b7f0f919a4f14c1c13d8b 14 3883 7488 2015-01-15T15:46:46Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Youngs]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Youngs]] d4879679c38e327511c3cfb24c261cebea25dc58 14 3884 7489 2015-01-15T15:47:05Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with " [[Category:Brackbills]]" wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Brackbills]] 0740554afae3ad8bb178670d4c97972ad0686847 14 3304 7490 6507 2015-01-15T15:47:25Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki This is the master category page for the [[E. Herman Brackbill]] journals. [[Category:Journals]] [[Category:Herman Brackbill]] beacdea9ddba1dcb6d75a5ce09e5b4c3ae4c9341 14 3885 7491 2015-01-15T15:48:12Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "This category contains a list of pages in original documents with words that could not be transcribed.  [[Category:Original sources]]" wikitext text/x-wiki This category contains a list of pages in original documents with words that could not be transcribed.  [[Category:Original sources]] 1c31f1d81a03e60071bc00db3e416962b83072af 0 3886 7492 2015-01-15T15:49:00Z Tjarrett 358373 created redirect wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Reba Leona Leaman]] 72e1b5c1c1a3dab5d56a5bf1de8498f0e530ec64 0 3310 7493 6516 2015-01-15T15:50:36Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ellis Buckwalter Leaman''' (b. 18 Jun 1889) was the son of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and [[Anna Barbara Hershey]] and the brother of [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. He was [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s uncle. {{stub}} [[Category:Leamans]] [[Category:1889 births]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 3a321708e24b190a9f8a63cbe7f90433e89254b2 7523 7493 2015-01-15T17:52:56Z Tjarrett 358373 dates wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ellis Buckwalter Leaman''' (June 18, 1889 – 1951)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/13628562079 |title=Ellis Buckwalter Leaman |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-15}}</ref> was the son of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and [[Anna Barbara Hershey]] and the brother of [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. He was [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s uncle. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * {{Ancestry tree|id=13628562079 |name=Ellis Buckwalter Leaman}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Leaman, Ellis Buckwalter}} [[Category:Leamans]] [[Category:1889 births]] [[Category:1951 deaths]] 1243af7d6feab7db8a23224a7821e1a5fe70ab55 0 3306 7494 6510 2015-01-15T15:51:23Z Tjarrett 358373 categories, sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Amos Hershey Leaman''' (b. Feb 18, 1878, d. unknown) was the son of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and [[Anna Barbara Hershey]] and the husband of [[Amanda Eby]]. Known as "Uncle Hershey" to the Brackbills, he resided in Chicago and visited the family on [[HB Journal for Apr 23, 1939|April 23, 1939]]. {{stub}} [[Category:Leamans]] [[Category:1878 births]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Leaman, Amos Hershey}} 03a7892b2e28bc32ec88bee3306a97ed8567c513 14 3887 7495 2015-01-15T15:51:46Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1878}} [[Category:1870s births]] [[Category:1878]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1878}} [[Category:1870s births]] [[Category:1878]] ab7a51aed0fe2e9079de75d4423c1f17f175fad1 14 3888 7496 2015-01-15T15:52:21Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1889}} [[Category:1880s births]] [[Category:1889]] 8d1d9c9e32add5570adb7104fe9e2775a73a8e41 14 3889 7497 2015-01-15T15:52:35Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1889}} [[Category:1880s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1889}} [[Category:1880s]] 1070750ecaa07ff1114eb9382ac7e9bb0efd0946 14 3890 7498 2015-01-15T15:53:04Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1878}} [[Category:1870s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1878}} [[Category:1870s]] 7110df7702c000d5882bfebbbf1e707664d5ea7e 0 3277 7499 6465 2015-01-15T15:53:43Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Anna Barbara Hershey''' (b. 20 Jan 1857, d. unknown) was the wife of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and the mother of [[Esta Leona Leaman]], [[Jacob Clayton Leaman]], [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman]], and [[Amos Hershey Leaman]], among others. She was the daughter of [[Benjamin Hershey]] and [[Anna Horst]]. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Hershey, Anna Barbara}} [[Category:Hersheys]] [[Category:Leamans]] [[Category:1857 births]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 774bf1e006c718e7188a15931418afc42c5a2f38 14 3891 7500 2015-01-15T15:54:13Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1857}} [[Category:1850s births]] [[Category:1857]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1857}} [[Category:1850s births]] [[Category:1857]] 9974a3543dd851df468bf318c20a7582ad3b26cd 14 3892 7501 2015-01-15T15:54:29Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1857}} [[Category:1850s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1857}} [[Category:1850s]] c7b3f28eb3ae3d8e90d5ff992876240f540dd28d 0 3071 7502 7089 2015-01-15T15:56:07Z Tjarrett 358373 fix duplication of content wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[John H. Groff]] 98ce8f121f688405870954e634602b4c966ff787 0 3099 7503 7213 2015-01-15T15:57:14Z Tjarrett 358373 consolidate content wikitext text/x-wiki '''John H. Groff''' (April 17, 1879 - sometime in 1960 or 1961) was the husband of [[Anna M. Brackbill]] and son in law of [[Elam H. Brackbill]] and [[Barbara Hershey]]. {{stub}} ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_037.HTM|John H. Groff}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Groff, John H.}} [[Category:Brackbills|Groff, John]] [[Category:Groffs]] [[Category:1879 births]] [[Category:1960s deaths]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 1466898e945142f3b0a6d1b67ff54cb2285fb5a2 0 3308 7504 6513 2015-01-15T16:00:37Z Tjarrett 358373 dates and relations and categories and sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Anna May Leaman''' (b. 13 May 1891), commonly called Aunt Nan, was a sister of [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. She was the daughter of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and [[Anna Barbara Hershey]] and was married to [[Charles T. Frey]]. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Leaman, Anna May}} [[Category:Leamans]] [[Category:1891 births]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] e09f7d2efa4c16a04aed4e0497e55a12fa22060c 14 3893 7505 2015-01-15T16:00:52Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1891}} [[Category:1890s births]] [[Category:1891]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1891}} [[Category:1890s births]] [[Category:1891]] f6029655fc0add7d0e7056559af05573c318286c 0 3312 7506 6519 2015-01-15T16:06:58Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ivan Benjamin Leaman''' (January 29, 1897 – July 28, 1959)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/13628562086 |title=Ivan Benjamin Leaman |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-15}}</ref> was the son of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and [[Anna Barbara Hershey]] and the husband of [[Irene Victoria Suter]]. He was known as "Uncle Ivan" to the Brackbills. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== {{Ancestry tree|id=13628562086 |name=Ivan Benjamin Leaman}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Leaman, Ivan Benjamin}} [[Category:Leamans]] [[Category:1897 births]] [[Category:1959 deaths]] d8918ef6ac529ad98864d7fe8261ccf0574c7771 14 3894 7507 2015-01-15T16:07:56Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1959}} [[Category:1950s deaths]] [[Category:1959]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1959}} [[Category:1950s deaths]] [[Category:1959]] 88a6987c5ae042c3dad19ec14c540a466a3a7398 14 3895 7508 2015-01-15T16:08:14Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1959}} [[Category:1950s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1959}} [[Category:1950s]] 1df17a3105887a06db7b319bc008ccc9c181b023 14 3896 7509 2015-01-15T16:08:31Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1897}} [[Category:1890s births]] [[Category:1897]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1897}} [[Category:1890s births]] [[Category:1897]] 6d8d818d9273b33af8958199394b80c6aec0447d 14 3897 7510 2015-01-15T16:08:45Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1897}} [[Category:1890s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1897}} [[Category:1890s]] 7e3556c8909f47fc35168b5d4aca0bb56fcd621c 0 3314 7511 6522 2015-01-15T16:13:37Z Tjarrett 358373 dates etc wikitext text/x-wiki '''Jacob Benjamin Leaman''' (August 17, 1853 – November 22, 1931)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/13628561860 |title=Jacob Benjamin Leaman |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-15}}</ref> was the husband of [[Anna Barbara Hershey]] and the father of [[Esta Leona Leaman]], [[Jacob Clayton Leaman]], [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman]], and [[Amos Hershey Leaman]], among others. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * {{Ancestry tree|id=13628561860 |name=Jacob Benjamin Leaman}}{{stub}} [[Category:Leamans]] [[Category:1853 births]] [[Category:1931 deaths]] 8c2f8970805b4c13d5d1d14c4a8f45b56ada6457 7516 7511 2015-01-15T16:15:13Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Jacob Benjamin Leaman''' (August 17, 1853 – November 22, 1931)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/13628561860 |title=Jacob Benjamin Leaman |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-15}}</ref> was the husband of [[Anna Barbara Hershey]] and the father of [[Esta Leona Leaman]], [[Jacob Clayton Leaman]], [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman]], and [[Amos Hershey Leaman]], among others. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * {{Ancestry tree|id=13628561860 |name=Jacob Benjamin Leaman}}{{stub}} [[Category:Leamans]] [[Category:1853 births]] [[Category:1931 deaths]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Leaman, Jacob Benjamin}} b160744a67fd625e0a1aab9650704a74ed6a4fe4 14 3898 7512 2015-01-15T16:13:58Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1931}} [[Category:1930s deaths]] [[Category:1931]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1931}} [[Category:1930s deaths]] [[Category:1931]] dcde2470fa91fd1a5b3acf82a97ea80333f07670 14 3899 7513 2015-01-15T16:14:17Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1931}} [[Category:1930s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1931}} [[Category:1930s]] 5f4e3c66fb3ac69adb922137ba9720d77262a56d 14 3900 7514 2015-01-15T16:14:37Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1853}} [[Category:1850s births]] [[Category:1853]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1853}} [[Category:1850s births]] [[Category:1853]] 1b57f0f630f673369a5f7a11857904df36613754 14 3901 7515 2015-01-15T16:14:50Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1853}} [[Category:1850s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1853}} [[Category:1850s]] c36a072bfe868b224f982dcf3c7483784a869fe0 14 3902 7517 2015-01-15T16:15:32Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|the 1930s}} [[Category:20th century deaths]] [[Category:1930s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|the 1930s}} [[Category:20th century deaths]] [[Category:1930s]] 906153f020a54c43265fda2fc5ccbe61d5c2a55f 0 3316 7518 6525 2015-01-15T16:17:54Z Tjarrett 358373 dates wikitext text/x-wiki '''Jacob Clayton Leaman''' (January 17, 1876 - July 15, 1967),<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/13628562051 |title=Jacob Clayton Leaman |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-15}}</ref> called Clayton, was the son of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and [[Anna Barbara Hershey]] and the husband of [[Fannie Huber Zittle]]. He was "Uncle Clayton" to the Brackbills. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * {{Ancestry tree|id=13628562051 |name=Jacob Clayton Leaman}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Leaman, Jacob Clayton}} [[Category:Leamans]] [[Category:1876 births]] [[Category:1967 deaths]] 7428428b455475955994e1fc5e2d8a27a3042d51 14 3903 7519 2015-01-15T16:18:11Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1876}} [[Category:1870s births]] [[Category:1876]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1876}} [[Category:1870s births]] [[Category:1876]] 800ee1f4879d61896649610b5381a7abe1288940 14 3904 7520 2015-01-15T16:18:27Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1876}} [[Category:1870s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1876}} [[Category:1870s]] 3e0aeb85ef5dfddbe49ca7adc85a8a4d7eaeadef 0 3365 7521 7312 2015-01-15T16:19:08Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Warren Graham''' (June 28, 1905 – November 10, 1987)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/26889248843 |title=Warren A. Graham |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-12}}</ref> was married to [[Barbara Groff]] and was [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]]'s cousin by marriage. ==References== {{Reflist}} {{stub}} [[Category:People|Graham]] [[Category:1905 births]] [[Category:1987 deaths]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Graham, Warren}} d0ebdc8d7d582fffa4b29b8e83af0963c641aeec 14 3631 7522 7069 2015-01-15T17:47:26Z Tjarrett 358373 fix template wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1894}} [[Category:1890s births]] [[Category:1894]] 20e84ee03f7435a533d8b50e45fe8e3561eb1c1f 14 3905 7524 2015-01-15T17:53:16Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1951}} [[Category:1950s deaths]] [[Category:1951]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1951}} [[Category:1950s deaths]] [[Category:1951]] 475dccd325ff0445ce64a92bb975250a9d026630 14 3906 7525 2015-01-15T17:53:33Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1951}} [[Category:1950s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1951}} [[Category:1950s]] 19314a791cc44330231bdf747600f5119a2c5adb 0 3034 7526 7183 2015-01-15T18:04:21Z Tjarrett 358373 dates wikitext text/x-wiki '''Alice M. Groff''' (February 14, 1896 - July 13, 1958)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/26889434361 |title=Alice M. Groff |accessdate=2015-01-15}}</ref> was the wife of [[Ellis B. Brackbill]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_409.HTM|Alice Groff}} * {{Ancestry tree |id=26889434361 |name=Alice M. Groff}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Groff, Alice M.}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Groffs]] [[Category:1896 births]] [[Category:1958 deaths]] dd9746bb6c9a6a99b8628832015e7873bfc91d4c 14 3907 7527 2015-01-15T18:04:46Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|1958}} [[Category:1950s deaths]] [[Category:1958]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|1958}} [[Category:1950s deaths]] [[Category:1958]] 7afc489b3c8e644d7e4afb03aed8c4cfed643427 0 3060 7528 7071 2015-01-15T18:07:09Z Tjarrett 358373 refs wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:Harry and Esta.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Harry and Esta Brackbill, scan courtesy Esta Jarrett]] '''Esta Leona Leaman''' (Mar 3, 1887 - Jun 1, 1987)<ref name="dates">{{cite web |url=http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/54189124/person/13627889015 |title=Esta Leona Leaman |work=Ancestry.com |accessdate=2015-01-15}}</ref> was the wife of [[Harry G. Brackbill]]. She was the daughter of [[Jacob B. Leaman]] and [[Anna Barbara Hershey]]. Harry and Esta's children were [[Reba Leona Leaman]], [[Elam Herman Brackbill]], [[Florence Betty Brackbill]], [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.]], [[Grace Eleanor Brackbill]], [[Eunice Viola Brackbill]], [[Christian Harold Brackbill]], [[Hershey Leaman Brackbill]], [[Herbert Brackbill]], [[Doris Elaine Brackbill]], [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill]], [[Warren Harding Brackbill]] and [[Janice Marie Brackbill]]. ==See also== * [[Harry G. Brackbill Honeymoon Journal]] * [[Esta Brackbill at 100]] ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_015.HTM|Esta Leona Leaman}} * {{Ancestry tree|id=13627889015 |name=Esta Leona Leaman}} [[Category:Leamans]] [[Category:Brackbills]] {{stub}} [[Category:1887 births]] [[Category:1987 deaths]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Leaman, Esta Leona}} ba622610a5d77f5e2c1c0b43622fceb902d63bb7 0 2665 7529 5229 2015-01-15T18:21:44Z Tjarrett 358373 ellis & maggie = ellis b. leaman and mary l. leaman wikitext text/x-wiki Two holidays which won't come on the same day again until 20 hundred and something or is it 22. The day started with clear weather. Then clouds blotted out the sun and filled the sky all day. We went to S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] in the morning. We were alone here for dinner. Then went down home, then took [[Luetta M. Sheaffer|Mother Y.]] & kids over home to see the pups etc. We went back to [[Youngs]] for supper. Then went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & Church. After Church we stopped in at [[Ellis Leaman|Ellis]] & [[Mary L. Leaman|Maggie]]'s & had a swell visit with them. ==Commentary== ''The holidays to which Herman refers are Palm Sunday and St. Patrick's Day.'' {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Mar 16, 1940|Mar 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Mar 18, 1940|Mar 18, 1940]] }} fde51cff3d9d171b59d21852642a989bc77ccb3d 0 2815 7530 5564 2015-01-15T18:22:25Z Tjarrett 358373 ellis & elsie = ellis brackbill and alice groff wikitext text/x-wiki Snow covered the earth this morning when we first looked out upon it. I had to arise early enough to take my bath before going to Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. [[Jane Young|Jane]] had intended to take the [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill|baby]] but changed her mind. We all went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]'s for dinner with [[Ellis B. Brackbill|Ellis]] & [[Alice Groff|Elsie]]. We ate & ate. We listened to the radio in the afternoon & carried on. We had supper there. Then I took Jane & Evelyn to [[Sheaffers]] & I went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] Then to [[Gap]] to hear a [[Rev Campbell]]--missionary. We got around about bed time. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Nov 16, 1940|Nov 16, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Nov 18, 1940|Nov 18, 1940]] }} 293dbc8a84b6866b82e4169a9d174aa4939f28fa 0 2883 7531 6904 2015-01-15T18:24:19Z Tjarrett 358373 ellis and ellis = ellis brackbill and alice groff wikitext text/x-wiki The state of affairs let us lay in bed a few extra minutes. However, the time comes around when we must get up an go - a little earlier this morning for it was rally day at Sunday School - it was packed. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went over to the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]] for dinner & to spend the afternoon. We had quite an enjoyable day of it. In the evening [[Mary Jane Brown|Mary Jane]] led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & we sang an anthem in [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|church]] once. [[Ellis B. Brackbill|Ellis]] & [[Alice Groff|Elise]], [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]] & [[Val]], came here to visit afterwards. Bed late. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Oct 14, 1939|Oct 14, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Oct 16, 1939|Oct 16, 1939]] }} 5b105624430ed1374634b0942376e9aeddcc3ad8 0 2261 7532 4328 2015-01-15T18:25:06Z Tjarrett 358373 ellis and elsie = ellis and alice wikitext text/x-wiki Sunday is always a wonderful day, but this Sunday was an exception. Our minister's father, Rev. J. Warren Kaufman of [[Philadelphia|Phila.]] preached the sermon and it was a wonderful one. [[Jane Young|Jane]] & I went home to the [[Brackbill Farm|farm]] for dinner & of course enjoyed it. We swam with a large crowd in the afternoon. [[Ivan Benjamin Leaman|Uncle Ivan]]'s were visiting. Flossie & we all went over there for supper. [[Alice Groff|Elsie]] & [[Ellis B. Brackbill|Ellis]], [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]], [[Val]] & the whole Brackbill tribe. Dot led [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] & we had a couple visitors from [[Middle Octoraro]]. We then drove over to [[Sheaffers]] & finished the day with a swell evening. The weather was swell, too. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Aug 5, 1939|Aug 5, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Aug 7, 1939|Aug 7, 1939]] }} 3552b46025f5609f37b2d5a1d113159a29a4dd02 0 2390 7533 4594 2015-01-15T18:25:34Z Tjarrett 358373 ellis and elsie = ellis and alice wikitext text/x-wiki Happy Birthday to [[Jane Young|Jane]]. She is twenty-one today. I got up about seven again and loitered around getting a little breakfast. Jane slept till eight. Then we went to Sunday School & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]]. We had a birthday dinner down home, really a feast. In the afternoon we went over to [[Scheaffers]]. There we listened to the radio, etc, and had supper -- big again. Then we went to [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]] and Church. Both were fine. [[Ellis B. Brackbill|Ellis]] and [[Alice Groff|Elsie]] were there afterwards. We all went to [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]'s & played [[pinochle]] & listened to the radio. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Feb 24, 1940|Feb 24, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Feb 26, 1940|Feb 26, 1940]] }} 7846d7d7f92d2d79c90c1bc9549bc2a95a3991dc 0 2512 7534 4871 2015-01-15T18:25:57Z Tjarrett 358373 alice & ellis wikitext text/x-wiki It was nice to get up this nice special morning and look forward to a happy day of rest & recreation of body and soul. It is nice now to recall & recount the experience, the blessings of the day. S.S. & [[Leacock Presbyterian Church|Church]] were well appreciated & well used. Our [[Mr. Kaufman|Rev. Kaufman]]'s father preached. After dinner we went [[Brackbill Farm|over home]] & met [[Harry G. Brackbill Jr.|Harry]]'s friend [[Margie]]. [[Alice Groff|Elsie]], [[Harry G. Brackbill|Dad]] & [[Ellis B. Brackbill|Ellis]] were there. We took [[Webby|Web]] along. After supper we went down to [[Middle Octoraro]] to visit [[Christian Endeavor|C.E.]]. A swell night. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jul 13, 1940|Jul 13, 1940]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jul 15, 1940|Jul 15, 1940]] }} 5e016875e2826165447642527f0e2ac019b21d75 0 2596 7535 5061 2015-01-15T18:26:19Z Tjarrett 358373 alice & ellis wikitext text/x-wiki This fine day of rest started out restfully with a couple of hours extra sleep or rest. We had to hurry a little to get to Sunday School but made it. I pinch hitted for the song leader. We had church at [[Old Leacock]]. Dinner was at [[Eunice Brackbill|Eunice]]'s. [[Willis Bucher|Willis]] & [[Marg]] & [[Darlene]] were there also. It was swell. [[Alice Groff|Elsie]] & [[Ellis B. Brackbill|Ellis]] visited a few minutes. Then we all came down here for supper & to play tennis. Everything went grandly. (?) They left about nine oclock and we prepared for bed. The day was extra cool almost chilly toward evening. {{hbj |before=[[HB Journal for Jun 17, 1939|Jun 17, 1939]] |after=[[HB Journal for Jun 19, 1939|Jun 19, 1939]] }} 213dda9fe7329585b2413e920b9dbdfdc60f3d1a 14 3908 7536 2015-01-16T12:34:47Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1985}} [[Category:1980s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1985}} [[Category:1980s]] b7a42105bec3e28d0f29cd83c35e88801fbf4cb1 14 3909 7537 2015-01-16T12:35:08Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|1958}} [[Category:1950s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1958}} [[Category:1950s]] 86323c6878712338a5da00b78e65404a622c25ff 14 3910 7538 2015-01-16T12:35:27Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "Members of the Appel family. [[Category:People]]" wikitext text/x-wiki Members of the Appel family. [[Category:People]] d97dd0ee9c05824a8f3186ee0fd822fa728af2df 14 3911 7539 2015-01-16T12:35:55Z Tjarrett 358373 created category wikitext text/x-wiki Items pertaining to [[E. Herman Brackbill]] and [[Jane Young]]. [[Category:Herman Brackbill]] [[Category:Jane Young]] 1815bee0a763542bbe499a7664f2eb02bb1e95b7 14 3912 7540 2015-01-16T12:36:12Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "Articles about people." wikitext text/x-wiki Articles about people. 6cff267cb777621b069dd0f6e124f39c03d827c6 0 3347 7541 7302 2015-01-16T12:38:32Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Aldina Beane''' was a member of [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] who sang in the choir. Her sister, [[Nancy Beane]], was a classmate of [[Evelyn Jane Brackbill]]'s. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Beane, Aldina}} [[Category:People]] [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (living people)]] df7118d0f8791dbc0be70cf9b2912aa5f5db4856 0 3392 7542 7330 2015-01-16T12:39:30Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''T. Roland Philips''' was a Presbyterian minister who was associated with Arlington Presbyterian Church in the Baltimore (MD) Presbytery. He helped to found the [http://www.bsotb.org/bsobcat.htm Baltimore School of the Bible] and published a book of his sermons, entitled ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=QdEFGQAACAAJ&source=gbs_ViewAPI God Hath Spoken]''. He traveled in Lancaster County several times in 1939 and 1940, visiting [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] on [[HB Journal for Sep 20, 1940|September 20, 1940]]. ==References== * Schaeffer, Dr. Francis A. "[http://www.pcahistory.org/findingaids/schaeffer/index.html We Don't Have Forever]," PCA Historical Center, 1980. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Philips]] [[Category:Clergy]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Philips, T. Roland}} 53fb362ad030223283413249c95e0d91dea97a19 0 3394 7543 6648 2015-01-16T12:40:08Z Tjarrett 358373 categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Vanny Pickell''' was the brother of [[Marvin Pickell]], the Brackbill family milkman. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Pickell]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Pickell, Vanny}} [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 8f96fe9750be726dc5b74439b46fefc700e70e54 0 3396 7544 6651 2015-01-16T12:40:46Z Tjarrett 358373 categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Karl Ranck''' (sometimes spelled "Carl" in [[Herman Brackbill Journals|Herman's journals]]) was a friend of the Brackbill family and a member of [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]]. [[Stanley Ranck]], better known as "Twiddley," and [[Emma Ranck]] were Karl's siblings. [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] borrowed Carl's car on more than one occasion. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Ranck, Karl}} [[Category:People|Ranck, Carl]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] d00780759ccc276deee6c99a8b5ca74034f7d03b 0 3398 7545 6654 2015-01-16T12:41:15Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Stanley Ranck''', also known as "Twiddley," was the brother of [[Karl Ranck]]. He sang in [[County Choir]] with [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]]. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Ranck, Stanley}} [[Category:People|Ranck, Stanley]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] e996050d39546d8e06a6f8295463b848ba573847 0 3402 7546 6661 2015-01-16T12:41:45Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''David Shirk''', also called "Davie", worked at Shirk's auto repair where [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] went to have his car repaired. The Shirks are still in the car dealership business as of 2008. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Shirk, David}} [[Category:People|Shirk]] 83b5736d709f0718bb1bea31e48cc7ed445559f9 0 3403 7547 6663 2015-01-16T12:42:09Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Romaine Troop''' was a friend of [[Jane Young]]'s growing up and she and her husband Les Garner lived across the street from the Brackbills in [[Kinzers]]. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Troop, Romaine}} [[Category:People|Troop]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] ae3aeccd32fb0d03289c04e8e3127f5b8b18c6ff 0 3405 7548 6666 2015-01-16T12:42:19Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Walter''' was a business college student who was employed during the summers as a stenographer at the [[Arthur S. Young Company]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 8c2e9a5e0fb5c0e5e3b07b499cf01a0d2fa3f146 0 3407 7549 6670 2015-01-16T12:42:30Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Sam Wenger''' was a lawyer whose children were the same age as [[E. Herman Brackbill]]'s. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Wenger]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 4782c1739e5863aaf6922f4029a5486fab3c5c9b 7550 7549 2015-01-16T12:42:43Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Sam Wenger''' was a lawyer whose children were the same age as [[E. Herman Brackbill]]'s. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Wenger, Sam}} [[Category:People|Wenger]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 6c1cccf8835e439380edd305642c5803a85e6056 0 3390 7551 6642 2015-01-16T12:42:54Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mrs. McIlvane''' lived in [[Paradise]] across and up the street from [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] fdb3fcc5011640411ae8046d1c903bb6cf81b6fe 0 3388 7552 6639 2015-01-16T12:43:16Z Tjarrett 358373 Adding categories wikitext text/x-wiki '''Park Hays Miller''' was a theologist, author, and speaker. He spoke at the synod meeting that [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Harold Brackbill]] attended in April 1939. One of Park Hays Miller's books, [http://www.archive.org/details/whyiamapresbyter009543mbp ''Why I Am a Presbyterian''], is available for download at the Internet Archive. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Miller, Park]] [[Category:Clergy]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 14acf3cef49526784147f2b8bfbf6738ec28bc39 7553 7552 2015-01-16T12:43:30Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Park Hays Miller''' was a theologist, author, and speaker. He spoke at the synod meeting that [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Harold Brackbill]] attended in April 1939. One of Park Hays Miller's books, [http://www.archive.org/details/whyiamapresbyter009543mbp ''Why I Am a Presbyterian''], is available for download at the Internet Archive. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Miller, Park Hays}} [[Category:People|Miller, Park]] [[Category:Clergy]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] f418cf2b1bebda2e2aada68de79a872f51f15a95 0 3384 7554 6633 2015-01-16T12:43:56Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Webb McLaughlin''' (also known as Webby) was a neighbor of [[E. Herman Brackbill]] in Kinzers. He was "Ricky Boomer"'s grandfather. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: McLaughlin, Webb}} [[Category:People|McLaughlin]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 27a3215658b4513a0c724bafa288db46e1fae34b 0 3386 7555 6636 2015-01-16T12:44:17Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Red McLaughlin''' was a neighbor of the Brackbills in Kinzers. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: McLaughlin, Red}} [[Category:People|McLaughlin]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 9147a78f447b935ab056c31ab01d231ccac76f0e 0 3378 7556 7329 2015-01-16T12:44:33Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Betty Kyle''' was a friend of [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman]] and [[Jane Young|Jane]]'s from [[Lancaster]]. She was involved in [[Christian Endeavor]] activities with them. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Kyle, Betty}} [[Category:People|Kyle]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 58fc5888941a93166b3c0911cc6c43b5cc984316 0 3375 7557 7323 2015-01-16T12:45:29Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Rev. Jay W. Kauffman''' (consistently spelled ''Kaufman'' in [[E. Herman Brackbill]]'s journal, was the pastor at [[Leacock Presbyterian Church]] in the late 1930s with his wife, who was the organist and directed the choir. He officiated at the [[Wedding of Herman and Jane]]. {{stub}} [[Category:People|Kauffman]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] [[Category:Clergy]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Kauffman, Jay W.}} df1fcfbbb5bd1b1567125b7baa56ad49790020e8 0 3373 7558 7322 2015-01-16T12:45:43Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Earl Hohman''' worked at the [[Arthur S. Young Company]]. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Hohman, Earl}} [[Category:People|Hohman]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 3f2706eceaa1f42c5d3553b5b38c7f25d0aa23b9 0 3363 7559 7311 2015-01-16T12:46:04Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Phil Egster''' was a cousin of the Brackbill family on the Sheaffer side. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Egster, Phil}} [[Category:People|Egster]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 6cc4303ef78d1e7cbaac7073f39ce3eb63b92863 0 3359 7560 7310 2015-01-16T12:46:16Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Donald Danforth''' was the president of the [[Purina|Ralston Purina Company]] and son of the company's founder, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Danforth William H. Danforth]. The Purina Company was a supplier of material to [[Hess's Mill]]. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Danforth, Donald}} [[Category:People]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] 6e3b99a7e1d498019de69b506aa253a5a2ed8a99 0 3353 7561 7303 2015-01-16T12:46:37Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ethel Bryson''' was a classmate of [[Jane Young]]'s from Paradise High School and was a bridesmaid in her [[Wedding of Herman and Jane|wedding]]. {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Bryson, Ethel}} [[Category:People|Bryson]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (dead people)]] [[Category:Year of death missing]] c9325e25de94d4d5f488b9ee062ec7acdb1d6b25 0 3113 7562 7122 2015-01-16T12:46:59Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ralph Jacob Homsher''' is the husband of [[Janice Brackbill]] and the father of [[David Homsher]], [[Janice Susanne Homsher]], [[Cheryl Marie Homsher]], and [[Wayne Ralph Homsher]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_032.HTM|Ralph Jacob Homsher}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Homsher, Ralph Jacob}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (living people)]] [[Category:Living people]] 407f993224d911c8be6dbc934b50256d6ac0cbd3 0 3524 7563 6941 2015-01-16T12:47:23Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ira Lee Brown, Jr.''', known as Lee, is the son of Ira Lee Brown, husband of [[Doris Brackbill]], and father of [[Eunice Eileen Brown]], [[Phyllis Elaine Brown]], [[Doris Elinor Brown]], and [[Ira Lee Brown III]]. He served as president of the [[Brackbill Reunion]] from [[Brackbill Reunion, 1955|1955]] through [[Brackbill Reunion,1957|1957]] and as president from 1957 through [[Brackbill Reunion, 1959|1959]]. He and Doris were married on [[ES Journal for Jun 11, 1949|June 11, 1949]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_031.HTM|Ira Lee Brown}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brown, Ira Lee, Jr.}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Browns]] [[Category:Living people]] 0835662deae511894c35905afebb8a9892901491 7567 7563 2015-01-27T13:59:57Z Tjarrett 358373 died Jan 2015 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ira Lee Brown, Jr.''' (November 16, 1921 – January 24, 2015), known as Lee, was the son of Ira Lee Brown, husband of [[Doris Brackbill]], and father of [[Eunice Eileen Brown]], [[Phyllis Elaine Brown]], [[Doris Elinor Brown]], and [[Ira Lee Brown III]]. He served as president of the [[Brackbill Reunion]] from [[Brackbill Reunion, 1955|1955]] through [[Brackbill Reunion,1957|1957]] and as president from 1957 through [[Brackbill Reunion, 1959|1959]]. He and Doris were married on [[ES Journal for Jun 11, 1949|June 11, 1949]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_031.HTM|Ira Lee Brown}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brown, Ira Lee, Jr.}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Browns]] [[Category:1921 births]] [[Category:2015 deaths]] 93edeb1cc1586befbe67c450307ba4d1b8e13109 0 3067 7564 7083 2015-01-16T12:47:44Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Evelyn B. Jarrett''' (maiden name Evelyn Jane Brackbill) is the eldest daughter of [[Jane Young|Jane]] and [[E. Herman Brackbill|Herman Brackbill]], the wife of [[Olin Jarrett]], and the mother of [[Tim Jarrett]] and [[Esta Jarrett]]. ==External links== {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_001.HTM|Evelyn Jane Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Jarrett, Evelyn Brackbill}} [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (living people)]] a5bb7a66ea8f183ba4e45571f16c31ae761fb2ca 0 3065 7565 7082 2015-01-16T12:48:00Z Tjarrett 358373 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Eunice Eileen Brown''', called Eileen, is the daughter of [[Ira Lee Brown]] and [[Doris Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC05/WC05_486.HTM|Eileen Brown}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Brown, Eunice Eileen}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (living people)]] df1f98d64bae5a649f416f63576fe138e3392f06 0 3037 7566 7006 2015-01-16T12:50:13Z Tjarrett 358373 sort wikitext text/x-wiki '''Arlene Jane Gerhart''' is the wife of [[Jacob Clarence Brackbill]] and the mother of [[Carol Ann Brackbill]], [[Patricia Brackbill]], [[Jacob Richard Brackbill]], [[Robert Harry Brackbill]], and [[Jean Marie Brackbill]]. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC01/WC01_026.HTM|Jacob Clarence Brackbill}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Gerhart, Arlene Jane}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:Year of birth missing (living people)]] 371bab54b240a358fe317aaae3e16993d8d67983 14 3913 7568 2015-01-27T17:25:24Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Bornin|1921}} [[Category:1920s births]] [[Category:1921]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Bornin|1921}} [[Category:1920s births]] [[Category:1921]] 186cf9d6328dd1f5424ee792b1566b86f6d1345e 14 3914 7569 2015-01-27T17:25:42Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Year|1921}} [[Category:1920s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Year|1921}} [[Category:1920s]] 7eb44e689a04031adee9c6d87357ffb4594e7903 7570 7569 2015-01-27T17:26:15Z Tjarrett 358373 fix template wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|1921}} [[Category:1920s]] c0d26e0412e8572dffcd29e13bf966f99126cb33 14 3915 7571 2015-01-27T17:26:44Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Diedin|2015}} [[Category:2010s deaths]] [[Category:2015]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Diedin|2015}} [[Category:2010s deaths]] [[Category:2015]] dd24d3c5fadaf5be06df26e7b4158826890e6a19 14 3916 7572 2015-01-27T17:27:02Z Tjarrett 358373 Created page with "{{Yearcat|2015}} [[Category:2010s]]" wikitext text/x-wiki {{Yearcat|2015}} [[Category:2010s]] 43092c452cdedab0f0ec48c9e84342a1f3da44cf 0 3125 7573 7388 2015-01-27T17:27:59Z Tjarrett 358373 /* Patents */ fix template wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Warren h brackbill.jpg|thumb|256x256px]] '''Warren Harding Brackbill''' (May 27, 1922 – December 19, 2014)<ref name="obit">{{cite web |url=http://lancasteronline.com/obituaries/warren-h-brackbill/article_98fcd478-042a-574a-a954-12422a90bf91.html |title=Warren H. Brackbill |work=Lancaster Online |date=2014-12-22 |accessdate=2015-01-10}}</ref> was the tenth child and sixth son of [[Harry G. Brackbill]] and [[Esta Leona Leaman]]. For some reason lost in time he was known as "Barney." With his brother [[Hershey Brackbill|Hershey]], Warren jointly ran the [[Brackbill Farm]] for 20 years after graduating from [[Paradise High School]]. After that, he attended [[Penn State University]] in [[York, Pennsylvania]], graduating in 1958 with a degree in drafting and design engineering. He worked for [[New Holland Machine Company]] from 1958 to 1985, retiring with 14 patents, and is listed in their book "The Innovators." He ran an antiques shop with his wife [[Marilyn Dennison Brackbill]].<ref name="obit" /> ==Patents== * {{Patent|US| 3123966}} * {{Patent|US| 3146569}} * {{Patent|US| 3157019}} * {{Patent|US| 3167337}} * {{Patent|US| 3298695}} * {{Patent|US| 3599870}} * {{Patent|US| 4026476}} * {{Patent|US| 4069982}} * {{Patent|US| 4097001}} * {{Patent|US| 4187988}} * {{Patent|US| 4205792}} * {{Patent|US| 4597532}} * {{Patent|US| D284382}} * {{Patent|CA| 1078889}} ==References== {{Reflist}} [[Category:Brackbills]] [[Category:1922 births]] [[Category:2014 deaths]] 483d386e16a759aa37eb7bca789518aa1dca6e8a 1 3917 7574 2016-05-04T18:02:30Z 40.131.4.90 0 Created page with "Date of Birth should be September 24 1894.  " wikitext text/x-wiki Date of Birth should be September 24 1894.   1db1dffab79f100771c4bf161a09f8da7f1bb007 1200 3918 7575 2016-05-04T18:02:35Z WikiaBot 4663069 wikitext text/x-wiki da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709 1201 3919 7576 2016-05-04T18:02:38Z Wikia 22439 Created page with "Hi, welcome to {{SITENAME}}! 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Lastly, check out the [[w:c:video|Wikia Video Library]], where you can find premium licensed videos to add to the wiki. Please leave me a message if I can help with anything!<ac_metadata title="Welcome to Brackbill Wiki!"> </ac_metadata> f1c8deaea2e85a39f7105bf0a5146d3e7c94a57a 0 3481 7577 7437 2017-08-14T12:49:55Z Tjarrett 358373 fix broken link wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:ArthurSYoungDaleScott.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Arthur S. Young with his grandchildren, courtesy Steam Traction Magazine]] '''Arthur S. Young''' (March 29, 1888-Dec 27, 1955) was the founder of the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] farm equipment dealership and the [[Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Association]]. The son of [[J. Adam Young]] and [[Susan Shultz]] and husband of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], he was the father of [[Jane Young]], [[C. Everett Young]], and [[Nancy Young]]. Arthur wrote for a number of magazines, including ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20081121195338/http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/359 Steam Traction]'', who published their [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/359 obituary for him in 1956]. As late as [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/231/ 1954] his reports from Rough & Tumble were published in the magazine. == Publications == * "Pennsylvania's Part in Developing Power Machinery," ''Pennsylvania Farmer,'' January 10, 1948, p. 20; credited in Wik, ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=73knAAAAMAAJ&q=%22arthur+s.+young%22&dq=%22arthur+s.+young%22&pgis=1 Steam Power on the American Farm]'', University of Pennsylvania Press, 1953. * "[http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/15/ Rough and Tumble Engineers Reunion at Kinzers, Pennsylvania]", ''Steam Traction'', November 1951. * "[http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/231/ Condensed Report of the Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Reunion]", ''Steam Traction'', November 1954. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC02/WC02_050.HTM|Arthur S. Young}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Young, Arthur S.}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:1888 births]] [[Category:1955 deaths]] 3dace8e6ea48bf88be5fa91c17ee6072ac995df7 7578 7577 2017-08-14T12:55:04Z Tjarrett 358373 /* Publications */ wikitext text/x-wiki [[Image:ArthurSYoungDaleScott.jpg|thumbnail|240px|Arthur S. Young with his grandchildren, courtesy Steam Traction Magazine]] '''Arthur S. Young''' (March 29, 1888-Dec 27, 1955) was the founder of the [[Arthur S. Young Company]] farm equipment dealership and the [[Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Association]]. The son of [[J. Adam Young]] and [[Susan Shultz]] and husband of [[Luetta M. Sheaffer]], he was the father of [[Jane Young]], [[C. Everett Young]], and [[Nancy Young]]. Arthur wrote for a number of magazines, including ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20081121195338/http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/359 Steam Traction]'', who published their [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/359 obituary for him in 1956]. As late as [http://www.steamtraction.com/archive/231/ 1954] his reports from Rough & Tumble were published in the magazine. == Publications == * "Pennsylvania's Part in Developing Power Machinery," ''Pennsylvania Farmer,'' January 10, 1948, p. 20; credited in Wik, ''[http://books.google.com/books?id=73knAAAAMAAJ&q=%22arthur+s.+young%22&dq=%22arthur+s.+young%22&pgis=1 Steam Power on the American Farm]'', University of Pennsylvania Press, 1953. * "[https://web.archive.org/web/20060828083300/http://www.steamtraction.com:80/archive/15/ Rough and Tumble Engineers Reunion at Kinzers, Pennsylvania]", ''Steam Traction'', November 1951. * "[http://www.farmcollector.com/steam-traction/condensed-report-of-the-rough-and-tumble-engineers-historical-reunion Condensed Report of the Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Reunion]", ''Steam Traction'', November 1954. ==External links== * {{Genealogy|http://wp.jarretthousenorth.com/annex/Family/genealogy/WC02/WC02_050.HTM|Arthur S. Young}} {{stub}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Young, Arthur S.}} [[Category:Youngs]] [[Category:1888 births]] [[Category:1955 deaths]] 6ef23cd7d5de355cec432298e4bcac171a16d9fb